do you like your sub teacher at school?
464405
Yes!! Sub teachers are people like us who come in and give out a worksheet for you to take an hour to do. They are not the ultimate lecturer. They are in most cases the people you want to end up in your class (if your teacher is a prude)! But there are some that want to actually be teachers and try to give a student pure hell. However if the sub is the person who gives you a hard time pray about it and just know that chances are they wont be there tommorrow!!
974028
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.
839103
ask your teacher what he reccomends.
440409
I have been friendly with many of my students, but do not consider them my friends. I think that if students come and visit you when they no longer are your student, and even when they go off to college, they can be considered friends. But I do not think that teachers and students are really friends when one holds the responsibility of a grade in their hands.  Relationships (healthy relationships) that continue after those roles are completed can be quite fulfilling.
672056
U can never tell, it will come by experience bcos all teachers have a different mindset, u shud know about her reputation in school......how she is, see what marks she gives u in important exams, n she gives a lot of attention to people she hates too much or luvs too much, n its very easy to make ur teacher like u even if she does not....alll by experience, watch her n u'd know, never make her angry....atleast try not too, or atleast talk to her after class directly about ur prob, believe me she'd surely like u after that.Good Luck.
580429
No, I have always been kind and thoughtful to all teachers.\nMy mother taught me to treat people the way you want to be treated.  With respect.  Oh and by the way I am a substitute teacher.  I remember how students in school treated the sub.    I love the job.  Not all kids are trying to get one on the teacher. I like my kids..Have a great day!
964412
You would be surprised how often in real life this question gets ask. You tell your teacher that you appreciate there devotion.
75330
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.
687224
Has the b-ball teacher expressed any interest in you?
238906
I think it helps.  Depends on what student see as the problem. Students don't like strict teachers at first, but hopefully see that that teacher cares about them.
598215
I am still in school! What is that shit! Anyway, there are nice teachers who do their job well and try not to show favoritism, just as there are teachers who do not. High school teachers are generally not as open as Middle school teachers.
1027208
I absolutely LOVE being an elementary school teacher - I think it is amazingly cool.  I bet I laugh more during my day than anyone in business or a corporate situation.  One the other hand, this is what I want to do...there was no question about it in my mind and believe me, it is very challenging and there are days when you will want to crawl under the table with your kids ( or away from them) but at the end of the week you know you have made a difference...that's cool!\n\nBy the way...we are not glorified baby-sitters as the person above suggests...maybe that was their experience in school but I would dare that person to be a substitute for one day....guaranteed they couldn't do it! It's too bad that they never had a great teacher to inspire them.
173882
Maybe not, but consider these questions:\n\nAre they both adults?\n\nMight the teacher get fired for dating the student?\n\nWho will grade or evaluate the student's performance in the class so that it will be fair for the rest of the students?\n\n(That teacher should not be the one grading the student or making decisions about the student's advancement to the next class.  Somebody else should make those decisions.)
100717
Not right away. When you first start you will hate the job. The kids will test your limits, and you will be unfamilar with procedures. The more you work at a particular school and the more you bond with the kids the more you will enjoy it. Some of these kids get little time with adults or parents so when you spend time with them you will feel that sense of accomplishment. It is also a nice power trip to be on the other side of the desk for the first time. I also enjoied getting to know the teachers who liked their jobs. The right teacher's idealism is infectious. If you are considering teaching as a profession it is nice to see how a school actually works behind the scenes. It will also give you real world perspective as you learn abstract concepts in education courses.
178310
Depends........what are your ages?.....Are you prepared to deal w/ the consequences w/ your teacher if you were to hurt him? or vice versa how you would feel toward your teacher if he hurt you?........That would be a question to really think about and ponder on........
823939
Maybe the teacher just wants you for herself! I mean , look how you ooze sexuality, amoung other things!
558760
Not at all. If they are a good teacher, they are a good teacher. Put it this way; do you recall being influenced by your teachers sexuality one bit? I know I ceratinly wasn't. Things like homosexuality are part of the world, hiding it away from kids is not the answer.