why do some teachers treat certain students different?
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Because they are only human and fallible.  Why do we treat anybody the way we do? Teachers are no different than anyone else.  Having said that, teachers have a responsibility to be impartial and fair to all of their students even if they don't like them.  It's called professionalism
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In every walk of life their will be people like that. Being a teacher is no exception.
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An effective, efficient teacher constantly evaluates whether her students are learning, not just the "quality" of her teaching.  If a teacher is only focused on her behavior, she could be performing wonderful teaching.  However, if her students are not learning, despite her teaching, the teaching is ineffective. \n\nEffective teachers look at student assessments, see what students are and aren't learning, and then adjust instruction accordingly.  If kids didn't learn something, the effective teacher goes back and reteaches it.  If one kid didn't learn it, the teacher offers that student (and requires his participation!) extra assistance.\n\nWhen teachers refuse to let students fail, student achievement soars.
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Teachers may "dress up" (or not) for a number of reasons.\n\nSome teachers dress up because their schools require it.  Dress codes are probably as typical for teachers as they are for students.  (Teachers just don't complain about them as often or loudly.)\n\nSome teachers dress up because they think that students will respect it.  Other teachers "dress down" because they think that students will respect it.  (Neither the up- nor the down-dressers realize that students think the teachers look like dorks in any case.)\n\nSome teachers dress up because they are "old school," and they believe that a person doing a professional job should be dressed in clothing appropriate to a professional.  (And they're right about this.)\n\nSome teachers dress up or down because they feel that clothing is, or should be, a reflection of personality.  From their perspective, the style of dress is just "who they are."  (And some of them don't realize that certain aspects of personality don't need to be on display on the job.)\n\nSome teachers dress up out of respect for their topic and for their students.  They believe that their topic deserves to be treated well, and that their students are important people.  Dressing well is one way they can reflect this belief.  (And, again, they're right.)
570325
You can give it another try.  In some cases, the teacher is the problem.  Maybe with any luck the new teacher will help her out, instead of working against her
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Everybody hates mean teachers, but I think teachers can be strict without being mean. Teachers that are too easy will not prepare you for the real world. Strict teachers hold students to high standards of effort and behavior, but if students make a genuine effort then they are happy. Mean teachers, on the contrary, expect a certain perfection... and are mean about it! Teachers can be strict and mean, yes, but mostly there is a fine line. Strict teachers are good, but kids want easy teachers. Or, they just don't want mean teachers!
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Here's another question for you:  Why is it that students behave very badly in the classroom but when the principal walks in they are nice until s/he walks out?  It goes both ways you know. \n\nFurther, don't paint a picture with such a broad brush; not all teachers modify their behavior when an administrator is in the room.
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Student-teachers, but a lot of the time it's public humiliation.\n\nMy history teacher told a student to stop fiddling around and take notes the other day. "Maybe if you do," he said, "you'll do better in my class."\nI think that was completely uncalled for and I'm sure the kid was embarrassed. Grades are between students and teachers and should not be discussed or hinted at. Sorry, it still bothers me.\n\nOh, yeah. We also have a few 'slow classes' that help people with a learning disability or otherwise. But I think that's about all.
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I buy that.  I teach myself and it is very funny to watch when we have all district meetings.  Each grade teacher behaves the way that their students would.  High school people are very serious and business like.  Elementary school teachers are serious but more touchy feely.  Middle school teachers (like me) screw around and throw things and get off task.
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I have to laugh.. You would not believe it if I told you.. There is NO NO NO comparison... In the U.S., the Students control and in other countries.. evesn in Africa, the teachers control the classroom. There is GOOD discipline in the classrooms in other countries and the students are EAGER.. really EAGER to learn whereas in the U.S., they are not really motivated to the learning process... I am an educator and I could go on and on but time does not permit.
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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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A good teacher will seek additional help for the child as well as work as many interventions into the classroom as possible.  Discussions with parents and other school staff would also be happening.   Also, talk with the student, sometimes knowing you have someone trust worthy to talk to can help a lot!
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Hah, nobody likes teachers.\nTeachers do things they shouldn't.\nThey get away with it.\n\nLa la la life goes on.
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From a teacher's point of view, students certainly behave differently in single - sex classes.  I am a male teaching high school classes, and I have found that girls are more likely to be discipline problems when there are no boys in the classroom.  Boys are a little rougher in single sex classes, but are not distracted as easily.  All in all, I'd rather teach classes with both boys and girls.  This is just the result of my personal observation.
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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.
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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.
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As a teacher , I would like to share my experience regarding this question.I think, teacher is not a dectator rather a person as facilitator, who never impose his/her ideas, feelings, and ideology rather he/she triggers the students' potentiality.Thus, a good teacher always triggers the students' good behavriours rather than molding student's behaviour according to his/her eyes( view).