What's the problem here? My sensei often asks the student standing directly in the front of him (in the?
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i think u are over reacting i myself am a taekwondo player and a varsity, at times the instructor will not always get the same person to be his demo partner, maybe to give chance to others, or to demonstrate it to the appropriate person, martial arts must teach a person to be patient and humble at all times, and always trust your master.. martial arts brings out character, it will make you a better person
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to answer the question . he is standind next to me now. now he is writing you to let you know whats up with him. KENNY P.:
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some type of break in the presenation is always helpful.  for example giving an hands-on example (i.e. pulling someone from the audience or class, or having them involved with answering or asking questions) when ever i take the time to move away from the presentaion in my classroom, and get one of the student involved they seem to retain the information more.
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even though i do not know the answer, i want to commend you on your decency. many students come here asking questions without being polite. i hope you get the right answer...good luck
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Ask one of the teacher's for help.
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That´s the problem with you Americans ...\nThe asker didn´t even tell how/where the teacher was touching her. "touching" can mean a lot (not only sexual harrassment)!!!
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If she smiles and says hi she probably is happy to see you and has positive thoughts of you.... I'm telling you from experience!  I know sometimes teachers are really focused on the lesson and may seem short with you.  I know I am trying to think of things more from the student perspective... like how hard it can be to offer an answer in class, etc.  Sometimes my students have said I was mean to them and I didn't have a clue as to why they'd think that.  go see your teacher privately and very nicely tell her you were wondering if you had done something to offend or aggravate her in class.... be honest.  I know I would want to know if one of my students thought I was mean to them.....I want my students to be comfortable in my class every day....
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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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yes, all the time in class when a girl walks by....im serious it's annoying i cant focus on anything and they must catch me sometimes and think i m a weirdo like you do...
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Pull him aside (take his audience away) and sit with him while he begins.  Just calmly say, please get started on your work.  If he asks for help it's a good teaching opportunity.  If he jokes around or gives excuses, don't get into a debate with him, just calmly repeat, "please get started on your work."  When he no longer has an audience or has you captured in a back and forth argument, he will have nothing to do but his work.  Don't get mad, just calmly repeat your request until he complies.  As an assistant, you might have the time to spend with him and not worry about the other students in the class.
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i have the same problem u could ask the teacher to move u or ask her if u guys could talk after class, at lunch, even after school, or on the phone. but if she  still keeps talking just say lets talk later k good luck :  )
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I would talk to another teacher in your school, the principle or vice principle.  They should not be talking to you like that_
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Your replies should also be in a question shape, so that he may have to reply first before he expects answer to his question? To avoid his questioning first, fire several questions to him at the very start of the class, which may otherwise enhance the knowledge of other students of the class also, but restrict only to those questions about which you may have got thorough knowledge.  As some guys have the tendency of posing about possessing more knowledge than their mentors, so by this way he can mend his ways, when he feels let down at some ocassions, when not having proper answer.
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Volume, obviously, though whether this comands authority or loses it is a matter of debate.\n\nOffering what are called 'back-channel' indicators of either approval or disapproval with what the student is saying, such as "yes, mm-hmm" or "well, mmm" etc.\n\nTaking answers and recycling them into the next question to maintain attention, for example: "What did you do for your summer holidays?" "I went swimming." "You went swimming? Where did you do swimming?" Alternatively, ignoring irrelevant answers and moving onto the relevant stuff.\n\nAsking closed 'yes/no' questions to get only the reply they want.\n\nPace. Slowing down if less people are paying attention.\n\nAlso, just by virtue of being the asker and not the answerer, this already establishes a power-differential between teacher and student(s).\n\nFinally, depending on the type of teacher and class, silence can be hugely effective. One of my lecturers can just stand at the front without saying a word and glare a packed lecture theatre into silence in about half a second. Scary.
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Say please. Where are your manners? Your teacher can demand answers. You can not.
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My guess is that every other student it also anxious about having to do the presentation. You're not alone. Also, you HAVE to do it, so you might as well make the best of it: come out with the guns blazing.
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I have this problem so bad that I had a college professor tell me that  he would look at me to see if he was making his point. Told me he could always tell what I was getting it or if he wanted a debate whether I was game. I also notice when at meetings often I am the one the speaker looks at when that ask "Any questions?"