Good apple bad apple

UK teacher took two apples - one is treated well and students. The second teacher dropped to the floor and said she hated him. As they crossed the apples in half revealed a significant difference

The experiment in class freak network: the UK has used apple teacher to teach the students about the serious effects of phenomena bullying - and a star network. Post published last week, has already collected more than 170 thousand and 230 thousand Likes shares.

Rosie Dutton, who teaches at Relax Kids, runs a weekly rate of young students attentive awareness and relaxation. Last week Dutton shared a story from a recent lesson on the effects of bullying, and how these effects are not always visible or so obvious to everyone.

Two apples. Items out different face (Photo from Facebook)

 

Facebook has become a go viral post Dutton explained how she showed the class two apples that look quite ordinary. But before starting the lesson, she dropped one of the apples on the floor a few times so that the apple was hurt inside, but the outside do not see it.

 

Then, she explained that she was treated in a "bad" bruised apple in front of the class, and said nasty things about Apple. God continued to drop it on the floor in front of the children. "I picked up the apple and dropped it to the floor, and began to tell students how much I hate this apple, some thought he was disgusting, its color and its root repellent just too short," she wrote on Facebook. "I told them because I do not like it, I do not want them to like it, then they also start calling him names."

 

Dutton then passed the apple "healthy" between students in the class and gave him compliments and words of encouragement. The lesson has seeped students with two apples were cut in half. Apple was battered and crushed damaged inside, although outside it looks almost identical to the normal rise.

 

Dutton explained that it was a seminal moment for the students. "They really understand it, what we have seen in the apple, the flaws, the crushed portion, the broken pieces," she wrote on the social network. "They see what is happening inside each one of us when someone treats us badly with his words or his actions."

 

She added: "When data bullying people, especially children, they feel terrible inside and sometimes do not show it or tell others how they feel. If we did not cut this apple in half, we never know how much pain we turned to him." Dutton concluded her post: "Language has no bones, but is strong enough to break a heart. Be careful with your words."