in loco parentis
/ˌɪn ˌloʊkoʊ pəˈrentɪs/
in the place of a parent; with parental authority
“Teachers act in loco parentis during school hours.”
Origin: Latin: in in + loco place (ablative of locus) + parentis of a parent (genitive of parens)
/ˌɪn ˌloʊkoʊ pəˈrentɪs/
in the place of a parent; with parental authority
“Teachers act in loco parentis during school hours.”
Origin: Latin: in in + loco place (ablative of locus) + parentis of a parent (genitive of parens)