im an eight grade girl willing to do anything for my project. my  teacher is SUPER strict, and has to approve our project. i cannot think of anything...
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I think you should keep it simple yet smart. First get a piece of pure elemental Sodium and then let it drop on warm water. Afterwards explain how the chemical reaction released Sodium Oxide and Hydrogen Gas.
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Try being a little bit more strict, not to the point of being harsh though. Just let them know that you are their teacher, and they need to stay on task. Also be consistent with your punishings. For instance, if one week you punish a lot of children for talking, and the next week you slack off a little bit, then they may get the idea that its okay to talk whenever they want to. Hope this helps. =)
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Do both! Label them, and then let your child know how to explain it to the teacher, but if it doesn't say you're better off going with both. Good luck! :)
82195
Try asking your teacher for a one on one conference. Ask what your teacher's expectation are of you, and let the teacher know your expectation of him/her. Then come to some consensus of how you two are gonna to work together. Because, it is your education.
324374
Can you talk with your teacher?  I don't know what level of school you're in, but most teachers everywhere really do want to be there for their students and will bend over backwards to help if the student is truly willing to *try*.\n\nYou might be able to reach an agreement, or work out getting some extra help, a tutor, or do some extra project homeworks for additional points. \n\nI come from a family of teachers--my dad, my mom, my aunt, my mother-in-law, and my brother are all teachers.  The one thing I've heard them all say, is that when the student is doing their best, they're going to give them the breaks they need.  The caveat in there, of course, is, are you doing what you have to, to earn the grade?
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You need to find out why he won't do it. Trying talking to him about it calmly. Assuming that he is not just a lazy child. There may a distraction at school.\nOr maybe he is just depressed...almost anything can affect a childs school work.
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ask them nicely to demonstrate for you, so that you get a better idea of what exactly they want from you. if they can't, i don't think they have a clue what teaching is about. if they do a good job, then just copy it.
211977
It depends the school policy. You can ask your teacher or maybe your principle, then..
335330
Sounds borderline illegal.  Talk to the principal, if he doesnt help, go to the super intendent or school board.
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As with any profession, sometimes there are hindrances to completing a job.   Sometimes other students cause so much trouble working on such assignments, that the teachers get disgusted and  good kids like yours are pushed aside\n( And, yes, there are teachers who lose interest in what they've assigned, or they are lazy.  It is unprofessional. ) I suggest the next time your daughter gets a big assignment, you contact the teacher and ask what standard it meets, what is the purpose, when is it due and what per centage of her grade is it. Also, if this is a pattern of her teacher(s), speak to the teacher or the principal.  Good luck.
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In short it depends on your teachers, and how sticky they are with the rules.  Also what does your highschool policies say? most likely if they really dont care, you probably dont have much to worry about, but if just one of them does, you just might be hooped
344858
try calling/e-mailing/im-ing your fellow classmates and see if they are understanding it. What movie is this? Oh, and when I started middle school I had tests everyday for 2 weeks, in fact, one day I had either a test/quiz in EVERY subject. If you just relax and chill out everything will be fine, and you'll get through it. As for your homework, just write down 5 important points of the movie and describe them a little. Homework actually can't affect your grade that much anymore in middle school, that is if your school is following the basic educational standards. You could even try staying after school/going before school to talk to your teacher about this and other homework problems you don't understand. Also ask your parents, siblings, and again.. your CLASSMATES for help. If I had no classmates, I probably would've failed my first year at middle school. It's always nice to have classmates to rely on when you really don't understand something. Good luck hunny and RELAX!!
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This isn't about fair. It's about two different perspectives of what happened. It's about getting through this and getting the best grade you can while keeping your relationship with your teacher intact (you do have to stick with her for a while, right?)\n\nThe best way to handle this, in my opinion, is to ask the teacher which assignments are missing, and ask if there is a way that you can either do an oral re-cap of what you wrote on your assignments, or if you can do them over and turn them in a little late. Or, perhaps she can come up with another solution, especially if you seem intersted in working with her.\n\nDefinately don't try to make this into and "I'm right and you're wrong" situation. And certainly don't cry "not fair." Try to negotiate and find a middle ground where you can both be happy. Not only will this be a happier way around the situation, your teacher might actually be so impressed by your maturity that she'll be really nice and give you the benefit of the doubt! (Don't count on it tho :)\n\nIf you find that talking with your teacher is upsetting for you, ask a friend or family member to role-play with you before you go in and talk to her. I know, it sounds lame, but it really does help. In your role playing, you not only will you get a chance to practice steering the conversation to the positive, but you might also come up with some other ideas on how to work everything out.\nGood luck!
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Tell the teacher exactly what you told us. I'm sure the teacher will understand and don't be shy. I'm sure it'll work out fine. I myself have experience Believe in yourself.Ask your friends to help too. I think the situation right now is she is spoiled and she thinks she is so hot and smart! Is that right? I hope this helps with your problem at school, but remember one thing DO NOT APOLIGIZE TO HER!!! That will make her seem like she is the queen or something. Just choose a song yourself and perform it.\n\nGood Luck!
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I have been into that situation...so when you do assignments....check your notes..look into the book...or speak to your friend..u also can go library...or speak to your tutor...there are so many things...u can do...just keep tyring.....and you will b winner..don't think negative...don't think u can't do it....there is nothing impossible.....never give.God help those who help themselves
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You definitely have a right to talk to a principal; they may be able to explain to the teacher that they need to change their methods.  If that doesn't work, you, your classmates, and/or your parents could talk to the principals and the school board of your area.  I know I've had horrible teachers like that.  I wish you the best.
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First of all, I should tell you that the teacher was really unprofessional in her comments to you -- if she was being tested on maturity and professionalism, she'd test at a very low level.\n\nNow, on to your question.  I don't know what grade level you're at (I'm guessing high school?).  If so, you need to talk to a school counselor and explain your problem.  If you really do have an academic problem, the counselor will have the resources to help you with that.  Also, you could check to see if anyone would be willing to do some tutoring.  If you don't have the financial resources to pay for a tutor, maybe you could work something out with someone, like doing favors or chores in exchange for the tutoring.  \n\nThe most important thing is not to feel ashamed if you have a problem.  That teacher's comments said more about HER character than about YOU.  If you do have a problem, seeking help for it is really admirable.  I wish you the very best of luck!