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Getting distracted isn’t hard to do, especially if you’re a teacher to a bunch of wiley 10-year-olds. So when a fourth-grade class asked their teacher to put on what he probably thought was a Disney movie during indoor lunch, he didn’t think twice, and not doing so undoubtedly jeopardized his job.

It happened on October 2 at the Academy of Innovative Education in Miami Springs. It was lunchtime, and on that day the class had to eat indoors. They asked their teacher if they could put on a movie while they ate, a Winnie the Pooh movie to be exact. Seemed harmless, so he allowed it.

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