High school – grades 9-12.
It should be like high school, but some days seem more like elementary school
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What level do you teach? A lot of it sounds like highschool, but then some of it doesn’t…
High school – grades 9-12.
It should be like high school, but some days seem more like elementary school
I’m really struggling in math so sometimes I after class for extra help, but then I feel like a jerk because I’m taking her time even though she encourages me to stay… So yeah I don’t know. :s
If your teacher didn’t want to help you, she wouldn’t be offering extra help to you – seriously. Most, unfortunately not all, teachers want students to be successful at whatever cost, so they do not mind giving extra help. I would think teachers would appreciate the effort you are putting in by getting the extra help.
I’m really struggling in math so sometimes I after class for extra help, but then I feel like a jerk because I’m taking her time even though she encourages me to stay… So yeah I don’t know. :s
If your teacher didn’t want to help you, she wouldn’t be offering extra help to you – seriously. Most, unfortunately not all, teachers want students to be successful at whatever cost, so they do not mind giving extra help. I would think teachers would appreciate the effort you are putting in by getting the extra help.
Today I had like 3 anxiety attacks and all my teacher did was look at me roll my eyes , told me to stop being dramatic and was gossiping about me to other teachers .
Report him/her to your administration. Telling someone about it anonymously, while it will help get it off your chest, will not solve the issue. You can stop this from happening to other students, as well as yourself.
Today I had like 3 anxiety attacks and all my teacher did was look at me roll my eyes , told me to stop being dramatic and was gossiping about me to other teachers .
Report him/her to your administration. Telling someone about it anonymously, while it will help get it off your chest, will not solve the issue. You can stop this from happening to other students, as well as yourself.
do you get annoyed when students stay after class just to chat? or when they come in before or after school to just talk and hang out a little bit?
I do not. I enjoy it. Sometimes if I am busy (usually before school), I will try to ask the student if we could chat later, unless it seems like an important conversation that the student needs to discuss.
do you get annoyed when students stay after class just to chat? or when they come in before or after school to just talk and hang out a little bit?
I do not. I enjoy it. Sometimes if I am busy (usually before school), I will try to ask the student if we could chat later, unless it seems like an important conversation that the student needs to discuss.
Why does it sometimes feel like teachers are ignorant/neglectful when it comes to noticing or appreciating mental illness and the troubles some students have in school with them? I understand it’s frustrating to have students who aren’t working at their full capability or appear uninterested, but depression/anxiety can make it really difficult for us guys. How do you personally feel about this? And do you have any advice for students wanting to approach a teacher about depression?
I have posted this before, but teachers are not mind readers. How are we supposed to know what is going on in the inner workings of a student’s mind? Some teachers can try to have personal chats with the student, but most are wary of these because of past experiences where students say the teacher was coming on too strong or felt it was inappropriate. These teachers try to be cautious because they do not want to make the student uncomfortable. There needs to be a balance from student and teacher in order for the student to be helped.
Why does it sometimes feel like teachers are ignorant/neglectful when it comes to noticing or appreciating mental illness and the troubles some students have in school with them? I understand it’s frustrating to have students who aren’t working at their full capability or appear uninterested, but depression/anxiety can make it really difficult for us guys. How do you personally feel about this? And do you have any advice for students wanting to approach a teacher about depression?
I have posted this before, but teachers are not mind readers. How are we supposed to know what is going on in the inner workings of a student’s mind? Some teachers can try to have personal chats with the student, but most are wary of these because of past experiences where students say the teacher was coming on too strong or felt it was inappropriate. These teachers try to be cautious because they do not want to make the student uncomfortable. There needs to be a balance from student and teacher in order for the student to be helped.
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