Is it permissible for a teacher to drink coffee during online lessons? Victoria raised this question from Kyiv on the social network Threads.<\/p>\n
She asked: “A teacher drinks coffee during an online lesson. What is your reaction?”<\/p>\n
Surprisingly, the comments were almost unanimous. Many users admitted that teachers are just like everyone else, and that drinking coffee during a lesson is not something negative. Some noted that in other countries, this is a fairly common practice: there, both teachers and students can safely drink coffee or have a snack when they feel hungry.<\/p>\n
One user shared her experience from the USA: “When I arrived, I studied at an English-language school for adults. There was a coffee machine in the classroom with capsules, sugar, and cream – free of charge. The teacher invited everyone to have a treat. Sometimes they brought food with coffee, and no one bothered.”<\/p>\n
Another commenter commented: “I would tell the teacher to buy more cookies with the coffee. Seriously, a teacher is also a person and has the right to drink coffee when he needs it.” Another user, citing Sweden, confirmed that her teachers allowed her to drink coffee during classes.<\/p>\n
Several commenters emphasized that they allow themselves to drink during classes: “I can drink tea or coffee during online classes. Students can drink too; I even let them chew something. I multitask, so I can’t just sit and stare at the screen. At the same time, I’m busy cutting out cards or planning for the next week.”<\/p>\n
Another user noted that she enjoys drinking drinks during classes: “When I was teaching, I let students drink coffee in pairs, because I came with the coffee myself. It doesn’t bother me.”<\/p>\n
She also added, “I’ll make some for myself. The teacher needs a break, because there may not be breaks between students.”<\/p>\n
Many commentators agreed, noting that the comfort of the teacher is essential for learning: “I am for drinking coffee even offline. When I studied in Poland, I was amazed that students could drink water or coffee during classes. But in Ukraine, it is better to go out to calm down.”<\/p>\n
The author of the question was struck by the user’s activity in the answer: “I asked this about myself, because I drink coffee during classes myself, and I wonder how others feel about it.”<\/p>\n
Earlier, we discussed a case in which a child was excluded from a joint photo because of a drawing, which sparked widespread resonance among users.<\/p>\n
There were also recent reports about anxiety at school and responsibility for children.<\/p>\n
The portal reminds you that parents play an essential role in shaping children’s futures.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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