William Beeman, Professor and Chair, Department of Anthropology, University of Minnesota
Answered December 29, 2020 · Author has 7.8K answers and 10.1M answer views
(Perry Kalynuk) If you’re firing a teacher just before Xmas and telling her about what a bad teacher she is. Then is it a good idea to give her email for auxilary purposes to the teacher taking her place without her permission?
For what purpose? “Auxiliary purposes?” What does that mean? As a matter of courtesy (and law) no one should be giving out other people’s telephone numbers or email addresses to strangers without permission.
The new teacher might cautiously reach out to the former teacher to see if she would generously provide some orientation or guidelines to the class, but if I were the former teacher, I wouldn’t want to have anything to do with the school or its personnel.
