I heard this phrase on Les Brown's Program today. These are two descriptions that teachers are known to employ concerning their students who they see as being most difficult to deal with in the classroom.
Teacups are those that are considered fragile and poorly able to adjust and cope. The Crispies are the ones overly pushed, stressed out and burned out on learning over all and school and the educational system over all.
If you are a principal or a School Board Director, What instructions would you send to the teachers concerning instructing and working with these students.
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