my teacher hates me why is that so?
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because you talk too much.\nsit down , shut up, do your homework.\nMIKE
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What does she say/do that makes you specifically think she is mean?\n\nInstead of worrying about what she is doing, you should be thinking about what you are doing. Teachers REACT to student behavior. Therefore, there is probably something you are doing that angers her. Are you doing your work, staying quiet (except for class discussion time), helping around the classroom during cleanup, waiting politely for help and asking courteously, etc.?\n\nIf your HONEST answer to each of the above is yes, you are hard-working, courteous, and helpful, then look at the overall class behavior. Are there people who are just absolutely driving her nuts? If that is the case, talk to her about your feelings when she yells at everyone when it's only a few people... and time when you are going to talk to her carefully. Wait for a moment when she smiles when she sees you...lol!\n\nIf all the students are courteous, hard-working, and helpful, then she's stressed out about her colleagues or her private life. Talk to your parents about your feelings, and remember that the end of the school year is very soon!
517396
HEY! I am just going to go into 6th grade. My 5th grade teacher was EXTREMELY hard. I just tried to get by the day by thinking of things that make me happy. I try not to let my teacher get on my nerves and just except what she does and take it as it comes. Good Luck!
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Well, Im sorry to hear you are going through all this drama. However, i suspect a hint of jealousy among the other teachers. Since you are there for the kids then you should try to push this out of your mind because in any situation if you try to make yourself appear better to others you usually will always appear desperate for attention or worse. So take pride in your work, know that eventually things will pan out for you because you deserve it. Who knows, maybe fate has something planned for you through all this.
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i dont have a mean teacher
84664
It really depends.  Why do they all 'hate' you?  Is it something you've done to them?  Probably not as girls can be a vicious breed.  It makes life easier if everyone liked you, and wouldn't tease you, but I'd say if you don't put your concerns on whether they like you or not, and try your best to concentrate in class.. they'll probably get bored of you (if they're harassing you).  \n\nMore drastic choices would be talk to the teacher or principal... see if you can switch your classes.  And know if you can't, that this isn't a permanent (I hope not anyways) class.  This fall you'll get a whole new classroom of folks - hopefully not the same girls.\n\nBest wishes!
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Why are you failing?  Because you hate doing homework or because your ex is bothering you?\n\nIf it truly is the latter, ask the teacher for a seat change.  If the problem is really bad and that does not help, ask for a different math class.
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That is very rude and surely causes the kid alot of pain. The teacher should be dealt with by her superiors. She should know better. You might try becomming this kid's friend. He could probably use one that's understanding and kind. If someone starts taking his side that person may get some flack but the best part is knowing you're doing the right thing for the right reason. Good luck.
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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.
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If you genuinely believe your teacher has a bias against you, you are going to have to prove it.  Here are three tips to help you in your quest:\n\n#1.  Keep all of your assignments.  You can show these to your parents/other teachers to show that you have indeed been doing all of your work.\n\n#2.  Show up to tutoring sessions / ask for help outside of class.  This shows that you are willing to do the work necessary in order to pass the class.\n\n#3.  Request a meeting with your teacher/parents/counselor, etc.  At our school, these are called a Student Study Team meeting, and the purpose is to find ways for students to be successful in the classroom.  Records are kept, and if you don't see improvements in your grades, then you can go from there.\n\nRemember, many students get bad grades and claim "the teacher just doesn't like me" when in fact it is usually because the students are not doing their work, or not studying properly.  That is not to say that all of these students are just lazy and want to blame others, rather they just don't know what to do, and want to "save face."
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I read no evidence where they had a cause for hating you, and people seldom waste a lot of time and energy on people they don't like.  Perhaps they are getting a response from you that tickles them, so they make juvenile efforts for more amusement.  When they make remarks about your friends, tell them you don't want to listen and say, "I don't listen when anyone talks about you."  Strive to treat them as friends, even when they don't act like it, and the situation may reverse itself.  If not, and you get no response from the teacher, enlist the aid of your parents in talking with her or him, and then, if necessary, it is a chain of command thind: Principal, Board of Education, etc.  Recent laws should aid you in getting attention to your problem.  Good luck, and remember, the best way to get rid of an enemy, is to make a friend of them.
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This friend is not a real friend, they're not mean with each other. But there's nothing wrong with your friend (or you, even,) being nice to teachers, if you're nice to them they generally respond similarly. Don't creep though, they will usually despise you for it. \n\nIgnore your 'friend', I'm sure you must have others who are a lot nicer.
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I think my favorite teacher was my ninth grade English teacher, Mr. Felix (yes, that was his last name).\n\nThe very first day of class, we hit it off, because as he was speaking he asked the class an off hand question:  "Who said, 'let them eat cake'?"\n\nThe class sat there silent for a few seconds.  I raised my hand and gestured for me to speak.\n\nWhen I told him the answer, he asked what I name was, and he said.  Good answer.  I'll be watching you.\n\nHe then went on to tell the class about his "non-negotiable zero" policy:  If you had an assignment due on a certain date, and it was not on his desk at the start of class, you got a zero - and it was non-negotiable.  The only excuse for missing the deadline was a death in your family -- YOURS!\n\nI loved it when all the prissy girls (I won't mention what we called them back then) would whine and try to charm Mr. Felix into granting an extension.  He never did.  I respected him a lot for that, because I wasn't one of the people who whine for a grade, and I resented it when girls (well, mostly girls) got away with that.\n\nHis policy got me once though.  He gave an assignment, and it was due a week later.  I procrastinated all week until the day before the due date.  Then I got quite sick.  I blew off the assignment, and missed class the day it was due.\n\nThe next day, when I came in, he asked me if I was feeling better.  Then he asked me where my assignment was.  When I told him I didn't have it, he said "you understand I'm going to give you a zero."\n\nI told him that I understood.\n\nIn giving me a zero, he taught me that I had all week to do the assignment, and an illness on the 6th day was really no excuse.\n\nI went back to my old school a few years later and paid him a visit.  We talked for a few minutes, and I never saw him again.  \n\nHe's certainly retired by now.
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My son's first experience in school in Kindergarten got him one of those teachers.  We butted heads all the time.  She labeled him a trouble maker because he didn't stay on task and wanted to move faster than the class did.  I told her that she was wrong so I was the demanding parent.\n\nTeachers come in all types and some are just not good or have worn out their welcome.  Some fear change.  Some are threatened easily and when there is a smart student they feel it and react badly.\n\nIf there is an issue that she is wrong about (or any teacher in the future too) bring in proof that you are right in writing.  I did and, yes it made my teacher MAD, but the other students then started to question her and she was forced to prove herself the rest of the way through.  You may not be the favorite in class with that teacher but you will be respected by your fellow students.  If the teacher threatens to fail you for speaking up (like mine did) go higher up (principal, dean, etc) with the proof.\n\nYou're an A+ student.  Let her know it!
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Oh hell yeah!\n\nI was being hated by my friends because I was not popular. My father was a teacher in that school as well, so they all went to see my dad and told him thing I did. They exaggerated those facts so my dad actually scolded the hell out of me. I could never forget those girls who pretended to be my friends but they went to harm me behind my back!! Sorry if I gotten abit personal.
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I would be a really bad teacher.
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All of us find some things difficult.  One thing you could do is see if you can find a tutor, possibly even another student.  A good tutor can help you find ways to do better - there may be all kinds of little strategies a tutor who gets to know you can help you with.  Your teacher probably has to teach at that speed in order to cover the material he has to cover.   Even if you don't like your teacher you have to find ways to cope with him.  He may even be quite willing to help you if you ask him.   As a previous poster said, don't use your ADD as an excuse.  that is also something you have to learn to live with and cope with, so do some research about it on line and you might find suggestions that will help you.