A teacher is supposed to if they follow protocol. However, it wouldn’t just be your parents, it would be guidance, social workers, counsellors, etc to help you. A teacher can keep some things confidential, but anything you tell them that involves the harm of yourself or others, they need to bring it to others for the good of everyone.
If you are feeling suicidal, please reach out to someone you trust who can help you and put you in the right direction.
A teacher is supposed to if they follow protocol. However, it wouldn’t just be your parents, it would be guidance, social workers, counsellors, etc to help you. A teacher can keep some things confidential, but anything you tell them that involves the harm of yourself or others, they need to bring it to others for the good of everyone.
If you are feeling suicidal, please reach out to someone you trust who can help you and put you in the right direction.
This is not okay at all. I would say flat out to him that his actions make you uncomfortable, and you would prefer teacher/student boundaries. You need to voice your opinion and feelings. If his actions persist, you may have to involve administration.
This is not okay at all. I would say flat out to him that his actions make you uncomfortable, and you would prefer teacher/student boundaries. You need to voice your opinion and feelings. If his actions persist, you may have to involve administration.
If you are uncomfortable, then it is just that: uncomfortable. Talk with him about how you are uncomfortable with his words/actions. If he wants to be paid for this job, he will respect your boundaries. If he does not, it’s time to find a new tutor.
If you are uncomfortable, then it is just that: uncomfortable. Talk with him about how you are uncomfortable with his words/actions. If he wants to be paid for this job, he will respect your boundaries. If he does not, it’s time to find a new tutor.
I have received a lot of messages about student teaching, so here’s an answer to everyone.
First of all, good luck!
Be yourself. Show that you care about kids. I had the chair of my department say to me that all she cares about is that a teacher cares about kids, and then everyone can work together to help make lessons, curriculum planning, etc, work. Be confident in your abilities. Ask for help! Don’t be scared that people, especially your associate teacher, will look down on you if you ask for help. We can’t do things alone.
Good luck!!
See these other posts for other comments:
I have received a lot of messages about student teaching, so here’s an answer to everyone.
First of all, good luck!
Be yourself. Show that you care about kids. I had the chair of my department say to me that all she cares about is that a teacher cares about kids, and then everyone can work together to help make lessons, curriculum planning, etc, work. Be confident in your abilities. Ask for help! Don’t be scared that people, especially your associate teacher, will look down on you if you ask for help. We can’t do things alone.
Good luck!!
See these other posts for other comments:
Good luck! Follow your passion!
Good luck! Follow your passion!
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