Coronation Street - Gemma, Bernie and Michael Stage A Protest At Joseph's School (4th January 2023) 

Not in the budget.

She is a battle axe 🪓 teacher 👩‍🏫 like miss battle axe 🪓 form horrid Henry

also isn't this false imprisonment?

Whats wrong with them is they are deaf strictly speaking

@@wtrujillo9250 it doesn’t matter, she can at least listen. She accused Joseph of swearing he was using sign and then said he shouldn’t use languages the teachers can’t understand. That’s out of order, that is a teacher who expects every child to be like everyone else, sign isn’t just for deaf people. People who have speech problems or on the spectrum can also benefit from sign.

When do we get to the free Tate storyline?

Teachers like her would be, if she taught Gemma and Paul then she’s “from a different time” as they like to say, when there wasn’t as much much access for disabled children as there is now

@@user-zw2hn9eu1l No, teachers are constantly trained on how to accommodate children with disabilities. This isn't something new.

@@carlinthomas9482 Even if she's taught to accommodate students disabilities, that doesn't mean she, as an individual, is free of bias, be it ableism, or the more personal bias where she presumes Joseph's misbehaving because he's Gemma's stepson.

​@@emmabyrne9274 We will never know since this story is complete fiction. No one is free from bias, not even self righteous and supercilious English girls.

Then don't watch. They can do what they like with their show.

@@saffronia2992 exactly who do these kids think they are

And us fans don’t need a lecture from some viewer! If you don’t like it then maybe you should watch something else instead of complaining all the time

@@shortsappetite1111 ~ Hardly a lecture, just an opinion. Just like I respect yours.

@@ricosuave8123 I know but if you don’t like it then don’t watch it. It’s just annoying when people complain all off the time

When you have Gemma lecturing the country then you know society has collapsed

Oh yeah saying that a language that would help a person to communicate and navigate the world should be taught in schools because a good education and being able to communicate freely is a basic human right is so "woke". It's not like that teacher is going against the Equality Act 2010 where disability is a protected characteristic. Oh yeah she actually is. I really hope you never end up in a situation in life where either yourself or a close loved one end up with a disability. maybe then you will learn empathy and basic human decency.

Lucy, have you considered a career as a soap opera writer. I hear they’re hiring down at Media City

@@lucypreece7581 It's incredulous that teachers, of all people, would be against signing. The story isn't believable.

Well D Murphy told me that sign language isnt a real language and that only English is accepted globally 🤔

Well his parents need to find programs for him, get 2nd jobs or do it themselves. Why does anyone even ask? That's what normal people do.

@@wtrujillo9250 Chesney is pretty much the manager of Prima Donner and already works all the hours going. How much more do you expect him and Gemma to work? And BSL should be taught as standard in all schools and educational settings. It is was more important than stuff like French or German. Disability is a protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010. And in your day to day life you are far more likely to encounter a person who is deaf or hard of hearing more than you are likely to encounter a French person or a German person. I regret never learning BSL. I have worked in hospitality for the last 4 years and have encountered deaf and hard of hearing people and this was during the time of Covid when we had to wear masks and not knowing BSL made life way harder for all involved. for me as a staff member and for the customer.

Are there no work houses?

@@wtrujillo9250 because that’s not always accessible. A lot of schools needs to focus more on making their schools accessible for disabled students.

@@elterrifico9522 🥱

Gemma and Bernie are the future of England. Abandon ship

CBeebies actors? What show were they in?

Keep crying.

Aled is deaf. The whole family know British Sign Language to help him communicate. British Sign Language should be taught in schools and educational settings. It's not "Entitlement" it's basic human rights. disability is a protected characteristic under the Equality Act 2010 meaning that the teach is in the wrong to stop Joseph using sign language and preventing the possible future where Aled would not be able to communicate. It is blatant discrimination.

@@lucypreece7581 Aled is deaf, but Joseph is not. Joseph was not communicating with Aled, Joseph was in school. In this instance Joseph's signing had no impact on Aled. Was Joseph signing to a deaf/hard of hearing child? if not then there was no need for him to be signing. From the sound of it Joseph signing during class. The teacher was wrong for assuming Joseph was swearing, but there is a time and a place for everything. If Joseph was signing in class then he deserved to have a punishment fitting as if he was verbally speaking.

You are a utter mong and so incredibly wrong

@@jaydebolton6414 the whole family sign. It isnpretty much a second language to then all now. And yes he is hearing but out in the real world not everyone is. What if say an Asian child was teaching non Asian class mates words in their native language? Would that be bad because the child is not arpund their family who speak that language? Teaching other people something is not bad. Whatvif Joseph's classmates get jobs in the healthcare sector or in hospitality or custimer service? What donyou expect people to do when they encounter deaf or hard of hearing hearing peope in the real world? And also go watch the movie CODA. It gives an insight into what it is like for hearing people living with deaf family members.

@@kaylaireland3494 mong: a person who has an intellectual disability, especially one associated with Down’s syndrome (often used as a general term of abuse). great argument you have there.🙄