The Other Thing About That Educator That Annoyed Me....Part 1

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In my last post, I spoke about how an educator at the childcare centre was so unkind towards the children. Including telling them to their faces how she wished she "could kill them." I will attach that post here in case you wish to read it. Now I wanted to talk about how she was towards me and another student. I observed that this educator (again who I will call Miss D0uche Nozzle). Pretty much from day one she spoke to me like I was dirt. She often spoke to me in a patronising way. Whenever I was being kind to the children she would tell me strictly not to talk to them. Whenever a child was crying and wanted a hug, I would hug them and try to figure out what was wrong she would say in a strict and b*tchy tone "Put them down! Just ignore him / her!" She never offered me if I wanted morning tea or afternoon lunch (I was allowed to have some as told by everyone else who worked there). But every time with Miss D0uche Nozzle, she'd offer the other educators in the room if they wanted some food but never asked me. She was never asking me kindly to do things. It was always "Clean up that area." "Bring in the lunch." "Pick up the toys from the floor." And she NEVER thanked me. Ever. But when she spoke to staff, "oh thanks for that." So I learned she is capable of thanking people, just not with people who are learning to be an educator. Same with another girl who was in my position, Miss D0uche Nozzle spoke that way to her too. I could see this other student was miserable just like myself being around this horrible woman. I would do everything this woman asked of me and used my own initiative. I would clean up without being asked yet she would still hover over me and be like "Danielle could you tidy up this floor." What the hell did it look like I was doing? So was pretty much smiley and nice towards parents (meanwhile these parents have no clue how she REALLY treats their children), she smiles with other staff members but with newbies or students, she's stone faced, cold, and rude. But what really ticked me off was the last day! Which I will explain in part 2. In case you want to read this one: