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Teacher Sells Students Creepy Portraits on His Own Website, is This Ethical ?

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How would you feel if an art teacher at your kids school was selling their projects for profit ?

This is what happened in a Canadian school in Montreal

He set the kids certain projects and if up to his standard either sold the work or had the art transferred onto mugs or teashirts that he advertised on his own website

He was making hundreds of dollars from doing this until one student spotted their work on coffee mugs, mobile phone cases and clothing on his website

Do you think he should be sacked ?

www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/12/art-teacher-sell-student-work-canada

https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/parents-fuming-after-montreal-area-teacher-allegedly-lists-students-art-for-sale-online-1.6761489

telmel
2 months ago
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MelissaLee1

I saw this story.He's very naughty indeed.Almost inevitable that he would eventually get caught though.

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telmel

MelissaLee1 Kids are so savvy nowadays M, as you say , just a matter of time

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Jackscot

He should be sacked and give the students all the money he has made from it

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MelissaLee1

Jackscot With you on that.minus commision of course..only kidding.

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telmel

Jackscot I was thinking the same J

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Jackscot

Melissalee1 thank you

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JLouM

Absolutely should be sacked. That is stealing students work.

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telmel

JLouM Sacked and shamed J

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jms19

I can’t access the link but what about it was creepy? It’s definitely unethical but i’m not sure he should be sacked.

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telmel

jms19 I dont know why its not highlighting in blue J, it is before i post it

But i just copied and pasted it and it went to the story, hope it works for you

Just in case here's a different link

www.theguardian.com/world/2024/feb/12/art-teacher-sell-student-work-canada

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Lynibis

Well basically it's theft. Stealing others work and making money by selling it. No different to stealing someone's art from home or gallery and selling it!

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telmel

Lynibis Agree L

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jam45

The cheeky so and so! (the teacher) Yes, the sack is the correct punishment for him. He should be forced to give the children at least 50% of the profit he made out of them.

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martinlufc5637

He should be sacked straight away, and made to pay the students he's clearly taken advantage of...

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