students should be allow to critisize and evaluate teachers.if this allowed it will improve the quality of edu
829893
students criticising teachers will only work if the student has had a good enough teacher at some stage to teach them discrimination and tact and the ability to analyse in an unbiased way - something to consider for your presentation notes
87929
Teachers fill a very necessary role in society.  Take away the teachers and nobody would be able to "do".
606855
Depends on the like though! I've aways wanted my teachers to like me because i was good at my work,but teachers are human, we tend to see them as walking encyclopedias - it would be good to know them as they really are people with feelings, family, dreams like everyone else too don't you think?
201811
criticise should be criticize
248351
There should be more focus on individual progress than on test scores. Test scores are not the only way of seeing how much a student undertsands and how intelligent are they. I believe more challenging courses should be provided for increased mental stimulation because if students had more challenging work, it would force them to work harder in order to pass. Teachers should be payed more but there should also be higher standards in order to become a teacher because teachers have very important jobs. It is up to them to encourage and teach us so that we reach the peak of our potential. Parental involvement is necessary. It is up to parents to make sure their children understand the value of a good education.Too often parents do not stress the importance of education and no wonder their children don't perform to the best of their abilities. Curriculm revision would have to happen. Too often children are passed on to higher grade levels without learning the skills they need and so more time has to be dedicated towards reteaching skills that should've been learned. Finally, stricter standards in order to pass to the next grade level should be set up. I believe 70% should be the lowest percentage a person could receive in order to pass and if the pupil receives grades lower than C minus in math and Language Arts, he or she should have to go to summer school until improvements are made.
434525
I reckon that it should be marked on how well the paper is written, as it is unfair to people who put a lot of effort into a paper and get crap grades, compared to other people who write what the teacher wants to hear without trying and getting better grades...not fair to the students who tried!
893194
If you're concerned, point out the teacher's bias (or lapse of judgment) to your principal/headmaster in a logical fashion.
608489
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
2837
For me the answer is simple. More engaging material, better context and the fact that the profs treat us like adults versus like little kids. You can build a great relationship with your professor / instructor and transcend the student-teacher relationship.
137679
Yes.  As a matter of fact, I am inclined to believe that the problem at hand is due to a lack of connectivity between college teachers and students.  Many college teachers are haughty and completely forget about how it feels to be in a classroom full of their arrogance.
108829
PUT THEM OUT SO THE ONES WHO WANT TO LEARN CAN. IF YOU A STUDENT GO TO OFFICE AND TELL SOMEONE THEY R GETTING IN YOUR WAY OF LEARNING
1056810
This way they can gauge if they are giving you enough information or not enough in their classes.  In university it could be to check what the students thought the class was about.  The course blurbs sometime don't get across what specifically the class is focusing on and if your expectations are wildly different, the professor can tell you and potentially save you $ on a class you'll hate!
1010700
Many teachers say that they're just there to teach, and they are not paid enough to have to put up with abuse from students; however, many teachers are not taking time to really get to "know" their students, some teachers are not "cut out" for teaching, and many do not advance themselves to learn recent brain research to really understand why some students are the way they "really" are. Many teachers do not understand many reasons such as environmental, prenatal, brain development, etc, so they don't understand different types of students' negative behavior.  Because of not understanding these factors, many teachers see the "kids" as "bad," so the teachers become mean. And, most importantly, if there is too much class disruption because of negativism, from both teacher and student, much instructional time is lost. And that's a major reason that teachers become more annoyed or meaner! Also, many students are afraid to tell their parents about the abuse, so nothing gets done, and many bad teachers get away with "being extremely mean."  Also, some students come in with personal problems, they don't tell the teacher, and therefore, some teachers go with what they have, and you can figure out the rest for yourself. One of the best books to read about why we have such negative discipline in the schools is Jane Healey's "Endangered Minds." Also, many teachers should be required to attend conferences/workshops on "Conflict Management." There are many pros and cons about this topic, and one of the best solutions is to have the teacher, the student, and the parent/s involved in a peaceful conference to discuss negative issues and how to deal with the student. To put it bluntly, teaching in today's society, with all the factors (which we didn't have many years ago) is a tough job, but somebody has to do it. And, many of us, who are teachers, know the factors, so we stay in the teaching job because we love to teach, plus we love and understand kids. Those who can't understand this, need to get out of education and find another field to work in.
700747
It could help with tracking student performance. It could also help with giving the students more practices by using good websites in the area where they need most help.
268481
A Good Teacher understanding each and every students and giving solutions to their own problems. Teacher must be give works to develop creative thinking of students. Teacher should develop himself for the creative learning experiences.
857455
I would say yes to your question.  I believe the deeper question that you are asking is, "What should we do with teachers who do not maintain their skills?"\n\nSome of my colleagues who are "older and wiser" really fail to connect with students.  They really would be better off in another field of work.
236480
A balance of both. Teachers are there for a reason, as well as peers.