Examine
the picture of the school principal, Ms Trunchbull. Compare what you are being
taught about being a caring, responsible, critically reflective and accountable
teacher who should support learning in diverse educational contexts to the
aggressive displays by Ms Trunchbull.
Ms Trunchbull is far from
being a caring, critically reflective and accountable teacher who should
support and nurture learning in diverse educational contexts. When we reflect
from her background we discover that she abused Ms Honey from her childhood
until adulthood. This symbolises that Ms Trunchbull is an aggressive person who
hates little girls the most. As Ms Trunchbull was a headmistress she was
supposed to lead by example. If you work with children you have to love, care
and support them in school and also in the community as learning does not end
in school it continues at home. In addition, it shows that Ms Trunchbull had no
mutual relationship with the wormwoods family as in the novel there is no event
where she visited the family and see how they are living as Matilda was her
learner in her school. Ms Trunchbull does not have respect for learners and her
staff as she treats them rough and shows no respect at all. She punishes the
children as in her school
there was a place where those
children who play foul where locked up in as like in jail. She abuses the
children emotionally and physically by accusing them for things they have not
done and pulls them with their hair.
