students teacher relationships?
102703
It's okay to be attracted to your teacher, just as long as there is no actual interaction.
624124
Never had a problem with that in any school I've been in. The custodians are angels! Plus, any mess left behind by teachers would result in long, drawn-out staff meetings in which the principal spends HOURS lecturing us about being role models....lol.
307322
I am an education major at OSu in my senior year. I believe that it depends on the student and how they can relate their previous experiences with the teacher they have now. All teaching styles (hard, strict, lenient) can reach some students but no teaching style will reach ALL the students. I personally like a teacher who is strict but not mean. I like it when I have a quiet classroom to think in and I know what the rules are up front. When I was in grade school, I really liked group work but now I don't. It all depends on the child and where they are in their life.
444389
Search for your teacher's name.  Put it in quotes.\nIt might also be helpful to include the school name in the search.
428316
So you're a student who wants to care for another student?  There's not enough explanation in your question.  If you wish to assist the fellow pupil with homework, then study together.  If you want to help the pupil cheat on a test, I strongly advise against that.  If you're romantically interested in another student, then you'll need to take that matter slow & figure out if this person is interested in you.
1180430
teachers are hot.\n\n\nthe problem, though, lies with the fact that they would lose their job by dating students.  plus, it's usually illegal.  plus, the teacher is probably taking advantage of you.  plus, it'll never work out to be a long-term relationship, if that's what you're looking for.\n\nprobably not worth the risk and anxiety....
785139
Teachers need to be taught how they should behave in front of their students.  Knowledable teachers are not good enough.  They language they used and how they present themselves are important too.
560803
There are different things -- trust levels, either trust has not been established or has been broken; barriers on type of relationship, i.e. a student wouldn't express the same to a teacher as a friend; location/environment of the communications, i.e. one wouldn't share deep secrets in the middle of church; and personal limitations, fear of rejection or dismissal.
134082
If you mean high school the teacher and the student should talk. One at a time of course but it makes the student more interested in the class if they can take part in whats going on in the class. But everyone is different some hate school and others love it. don't forse though if your the teacher just be like "I want to know how you feel about this." or "Don't be afrade to share your oppion your all intitaled to your oppion."
640795
Well im a student so i wouldnt know!!  But i can imagine, depends what type of teacher you are, ive had two different english teachers, the one at GCSE was really nice and understanding and therefore the students respected her and she was happy but the one at A level is really weird and is always moody so therefore we react to this and therefore she probably feels like that and the less praise we get, the least we want to try!!!  A little tip!!!
633775
It is none of your teacher's business if you are in love or not. They are there to teach the required subjects and unless you are doing something harmful to yourself or the school they shouldn't interfere. As for gossip, every Board of Education I know of forbids a teacher to spread rumors about students.\n\nAnd a male teacher prying into something as personal as your relationship?\n\nGo to your principal. Tell him/her your teacher has been asking you some very personal questions that makes you uncomfortable and makes you uneasy. Then tell your parents. If you don't want to reveal all I'm sure you can pick out a few questions asked that are personal that your parents wouldn't like to know a male teacher is asking their daughter. But make sure you tell the truth. You'll find yourself in deep trouble making up lies.\n\nGet an adult on your side. Because you've already made your position sound really bad. And it will get worse trying to hide it. Prove to everyone you are grown up enough for the relationship you want.
747466
I have been in situations where a teacher disliked me; and one time I managed to get a teacher fired.  The only way to deal with it is to bring in the big guns: go over their head in the chain of command and get backing from your parents and fellow students.\nIn your friend's case, things might be a little different because of the cheating.  Most schools have a zero-tolerance policy and whether or not the teacher likes you is meaningless in that situation.
576488
Remember that teaching in real life and teaching "concepts" and "methods" they teach you in school are very very different.  You have to be resourceful, patient, resilient, confident, creative, and strong!!!  Dealing with students daily is not easy and sometimes feel like a battle.  Also, there is a lot of politics involved with the administration and parents.  Be prepared for the worst and reap your rewards!
479395
Teachers having sex with their students....
117162
get involved with the students and know them beyond the teacher/student relationship.  is there anything that they're dealing with at school?  perhaps a school event?  talk with them about things other than books and problems.  i don't know what grade level you're talking about and i'm not a teacher, just a student.  perhaps have activities that can show the students that it's not all about homework and tests.  how to do this?  not so sure.  but these are my suggestions.
403041
It depends on how old you are, and how old she is, and if she already has a bf/husband.  If you do decide to proceed and tell her, be very careful, and expect to be let down.  She's your teacher, and your the student, and often love realtionships between the two dont work out.\nGood luck!
728285
Smaller class sizes. More 1 on 1 contact between student & teacher.