My keyboarding teacher embarssed me in front of my whole class, because my shrit was 2 inches but I had a scarf ( 4 inches) over it. Insted of telling me to please put on another shrit she said, " This ins't a coctail party, your glad I caught you insted of another teacher. Three other teachers saw me before that hour. Do you think it's right for her to say that?
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Yeah, that was uneccessary for her to say. I wouldn't make a big deal out of it or let it get you down though. Just shrug it off and forget about it.
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You should have approached the teacher that actually did it, to try and get them to come forward on their own.  If that was not something that they were willing to do, then really you should have felt no guilt in getting them in trouble.  A suspension and quiting without notice will follow you to your next job, and only make things harder for you in the future.  You have to be your own best advocate.
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Suspended for 3 weeks as i led the whole class on a boycott of a particular teacher. He literally chased us round to get back in class. That was more than 13years ago. But i got on good terms with the teacher after the boycott. And i was made Prefect of class. Never had any blotch record though. I went on to University. I'd freak out if i hear any of my kids doing anything like that!
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There's actually a funny saying that all my teachers have hung up in their classrooms. It says "Everyday I give special attention to one person... today is not your day..... tomorrow doesn't look good either." You don't have to say that, but I thought that is pretty funny... but in all seriousness you should approach them and be like "Listen... you all are very close to me, but there isn't enough me to go around." Then if two of your friends get into a fight you simply say... "i'm sorry... but I am NOT taking sides." Sometimes... unfortunately... you have to take a stand with your friends like that. Good luck!!!
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I was late to French class a few days ago, I'm running down the hall, and I literally run into the closed door. Everyone in the classroom turned and looked at me. My teacher opened the door, I walked in. I didn't want to look at everyone looking at me, so I kind of looked in a different direction. I walked right into a desk and fell onto the floor. \n\nIt was "tres" embarassing!
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Yes.\nThe problem is that we are all scared as children, and now that I am an adult I see how wrong and rude some teachers were/are.\nTell your Principal exactly how rude she is and what she said. Tell her that this is a valid complaint and if she doesn't rectify this kind of behavior that you have no choice but to speak to the Principal's Superintendent!\n\nDon't be afraid, nothing can happen to you. But do not attempt this if you are a trouble maker and have a documented history of your behavior as it will backfire on you.
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How long has your friend been jealous of you?  You're entitled to be hurt and annoyed, but if a straight forward request of your friend to please stop doesn't work, then perhaps this friends should seek other company.  Do not respond in a like manner - how do two wrongs make a right?  Do not expect your teachers to get involved unless you're in actual physical jeapardy from this "bully".  Sounds to me more like jealousy, not bullying.  I'd feel sorry for this "friend".  And probably distance myself from him as well.
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I was in the 6th grade sitting in class when All off the sudden I got this very strange warm but wet feeling. Of course at the time I didn't know what was happening, but I knew something wasn't right. I asked my teacher numerous times if I could be excused to go to the rest room and her reply was no because we were in the middle of testing. Well, I began to  become agitated because I kept getting this feeling. My teacher became angry with me and told me that I had detention after school along with my crush who was sitting right next to me. She ordered us to write "I will not disrupt the class" 600 times and when we were done to bring it to her desk; then after-wards we could be excused. I finished my work before my crush did. (he was so cute) I got up and looked in my seat and sat back down because I was shocked by what I saw. My teacher got up from her desk and asked if I were done and I said no which I was. She came over to check and said "yes you are, and now you may go home". I must have sat there about 20 minutes before I got up. She forced me to leave and my crush laughed out loud while I ran out of the class room straight to the nurses office who had gone home for the day. I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy.
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Only you and she can really know the answer to this question. Why don't you speak with her? Tell her what you'd like to be able to do and ask her why you are not allowed to help others, particularly if you are her "assistant"\n\nSigh. Thumb trolls strike again. My answer is a valid possible way to handle the situation. Talking with the teacher is a good way to try to resolve the issue.
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This happens more that you would suspect, but it doesn't excuse the action.  With the technology available today, Administrators and educators aren't having such a hard time catching the cheaters, regardless of circumstance.  My advice to you, as someone who used to be an educator, would be for your girlfriend to be contrite, apologize in full, saying that there was no excuse for her actions.  Put simply, she just made a mistake.  The, "I had a lot of projects due" scenario, although it may be very true, does not hold a lot of water, and makes her sound as if she is trying to justify her actions.  All students have a lot of projects due at once.  You know this.  Again, be honest, be contrite, and promise that it will never happen again.  Any administrator will take that for what it is, but advise your girlfriend that EVERYTHING she writes for the remainder of her course will be scrutinized...seriously.  Best of luck to you.  Just a bump in the road...hope you get over it well.  Regards, C.
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that's why there called "teacher" in watpatous it Meens "big bad mean old lady" ha ha \nOK well maby not. but some teachers just like to pick on people, maby you remind her of some one that she duz not like? idk \nbut if she gets all pissy just for nothing then i would try talking to her about it.
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Oh, boy.  Here's a true story for you.\n\nA teacher of my acquaintance was once insulted in class by a young lad who had recently learned how to give the finger.\n\nThe teacher was shocked, of course, but struggled to ignore the boy.\n\nWell, the boy kept it up, and the teacher sensed he was starting to lose control of the class (NEVER lose control of the class, as you know!).\n\nHe casually walked to the boy, keeping his eyes on the class, continuing his lecture.  He seized the boy's upraised finger, and held on.\n\nThe harder the boy struggled to free himself, the firmer the teacher held it.  After a good five minutes, the teacher let go, not once having indicated that he was paying attention to anything but the lecture.\n\nThe moral of the story:  don't let them get your goat!
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I think that it is extremely important. People need to feel like it's OK to put themselves out there and make a mistake. It's impossible to learn anything without goofing up every once in a while. Creating this kind of environment boils down to one thing, respect. If you respect your students, and don't tolerate your other students disrespecting each other it will facilitate their learning.
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As a teacher, I doubt they are plotting against you. Personally, I don't have time to plot against any of the students. When things like that happen there are generally two reasons: 1) accident - I had a situation where a student asked me why I had asked them the same question 3 or 4 times - I hadn't realized that I had or 2) the teachers think highly of you or your ability and are therefore trying to give you a challenge.
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froggy,\n\nIf the "policy" of this school is not to communicate through students, then the teacher was definitely in the wrong for sending a reply to you through your daughter, regardless of the offensive statement.\n\nThe statement, mind you was ignorant and offensive...that sort of thinking has no place in schools and absolutely no place in the minds of teachers...who, of all people should not place preferences for "real" or biological parents versus what, "un-real" parents, who made no genetic donations to children they care for and raise as their own?\n\nIf anything, these are the folks who should be held as the ideal, and get positive attention, instead of being shunned as someone who isn't a REAL parent...\n\nPlease...I wanna know, who is this ignorant ******?  Which State made the worst decision ever, and granted this person a teaching certificate?\n\nMs froggy, I would not rest until I get this person in front of the school principal to explain herself.  Go to the county school board if you get no satisfaction there, and to the media if you're still getting ignored.  There is no place for thinking like that.
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You know what?\n\nYou're lazy.\n\nYou got in trouble and now you want us to help you write the lesson that you obviously haven't learned yet.\n\nDo your own homework.  Maybe you'll learn something.\n\n(later)Sending me harassing emails isn't going to help you grow and learn from YOUR mistakes in school.  \n\nGrow up and learn something.  i wasn't going to report you for anything.  That is, until you sent me a personal response (and a really UGLY one at that!).\n\nI still won't report you...yet.  What we're trying to say here is that you're not asking for help to understand.  Your asking us to write your paper for you.  At least that's the way it's coming across to the general Yahoo Answers community.\n\nIf you really want to learn something from your school experience, why don't you try putting yourself in the place of the person you harassed.  Be them for a min and listen to exactly what you said and what you did to that person.  Role Reversal.\n\nIf you learn nothing from Role Reversal, then you really need to get some counseling or talk to your parents about what happened and what lead up to you harassing the other person.
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Can you clarify something for me?  Are you a middle, high, or college student....OR....are you a Teaching Assistant employed by a district?  I ask this because you may need to handle the situation differently if you are a student who assists your teacher from time to time.  When an adult, and employed through the district as a Teaching Assistant, you have every right to ask your CO-WORKER if you could talk with her privately after school re: your feelings/observations of her behavior.  Ask her if there is anything that you can improve upon within your role as an assistant.  This may cause her to share that her behavior has nothing to do with you, she may be going through some personal issues (which is still no excuse, but may help you to understand where she is coming from);  or she may completely deny any responsibility for her actions and start to work on it;  or she may point the finger at you and tell you she is frustrated with how you are assisting in the classroom (if this is the case, she should have talked about it at that moment in time, in a respectful manner while demonstrating how she wishes for instruction to be administered to students).  \n\nIf you are a student depending on a grade from her, that is a different story.  If her behavior is seriously concerning you, ask her if there is anything that you can do to improve upon your performance as her assistant (once again).  This will open things up for her to provide suggestions if there are genuinely areas in need of improvement.  Try not to bring up her behavior, as you are not officially considered a co-worker (even though her job would be much more difficult without your assistance). I also highly recommend that you DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT, DOCUMENT these occurrences of unprofessional behavior on her part, as well as what her responses were to any question you may ask her re:  your performance.  This will be extremely helpful if you need to dispute a grade, or recommendation.   If her behavior does not improve, DO NOT TAKE IT PERSONALLY!  I have been an assistant, and a teacher and I have worked with many individuals who should not be in the profession (unfortunately, it is the truth).  There are many educators who do not realize that it is also their job to lead by example, and treat students, assistants, and other personnel as they would wish to be treated.  I hope this has been helpful, and once again, do not internalize her behavior!!  It is likely that her behavior has nothing to do with you, or your performance.