Profesora llevó a sus alumnos a ver Super Mario Bros pese a ‘no ser apta para niños’: “Desubicada”

So, I came across this interesting article about a teacher who took her students to watch the movie Super Mario Bros, despite it being labeled as “not suitable for children”. The whole situation is kind of bizarre and a little concerning, to be honest.

According to the article, the teacher didn’t think there was anything wrong with taking young students to watch a movie that is known for being violent and having sexual content. Apparently, some of the parents of the students who went weren’t happy about it and thought it was inappropriate.

Personally, I think the whole thing is pretty unprofessional. As a former student, I can tell you that there are certain things that just shouldn’t be allowed in an academic setting. And taking kids to watch a movie like Super Mario Bros definitely falls under that category.

Sure, the students might have enjoyed the movie and had a good time, but at what cost? Movies like Super Mario Bros can have a negative impact on young minds and it’s the responsibility of teachers and parents to protect them from that kind of exposure. Plus, it just seems like a weird choice for a field trip. Why not take them to a museum or a historical site?

Overall, I think this article raises some important questions about what’s appropriate for kids in school and what isn’t. It’s important to remember that teachers have a responsibility to act with the best interests of their students in mind, and taking them to watch Super Mario Bros just seems “desubicada”, as they say in the article.