is there any way i can prove my teacher is liening 2 get me in trouble because its my word against hers?
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Please use ADD DETAILS feature to provide specifics. What is she lying about? What is your side of the story? It's very difficult to provide an opinion about the situation without knowing anything about it.
782305
Write a letter to the professor of the class, sending a copy to the Registrar's office.  For your protection (and especially if you do this anonymously), keep a copy for yourself, and mail an additional copy to yourself at the same time.  Do not open that envelope without a university official present.  It documents that you informed the university in good faith - and that you weren't intentionally part of the problem.\n\nYour letter should be simple.  Mention only what you know, that the schools laws on academic honesty have been broken.  Do not complain of the effect on your grade.\n\nBe careful - you could be considered a partner to this.  Tell the truth, and only what you know - don't add to the story to make it any worse.  Your credibility is at stake.
273414
You might be able to go through legal channels and the police?  You could also just come right out and ask the school but I'm sure that you may not trust that source.
456226
NEVER GIVE HER A REASON TO LIE TO YOU!\nUsually, you're wanting to know something that isn't your business, so she will just WITHOLD THE INFORMATION, not lie.
756401
You are a liar and should stop doing that. You could get in trouble. You need a professional liar/lawyer to defend you every time and they charge a lot.
437645
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!
1005654
This teacher is not behaving the way she should. She is being seductive and she could get into alot of trouble. You need to stay away from her because she is not following the rules. Please talk to your parents or a counselor about this. She is going to get some kid into a real mess -- worse than you can imagine.
101737
sweetheart the best way to deal with this is either move to another table or stand your ground since no teachers care you can start putting it back on the ones that do this to you, by throwing it back at them. another thing is there a guides counselor you can go and talk to about this? that may work because more or less this is bullin and most schools dont tolerate this act. i hope i helped you some hugs sweetie, best of luck sunshinelady_40940
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THATS HARD BUT U SHOLD TAKE THAT UP WIT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION IF THE TEACHERS AND PRINCIPLES AREN'T LISTING TO  CAUSE THE TEACHER CAN GET FIRED FOR THAT
266916
It always made me so mad whenever I'd get blamed for stuff I didn't actually do when I was in school.  If I were you, I'd talk to the teacher when she is alone, and just tell her that you honestly were not chewing gum, and that you don't appreciate falsities being spread about you to your other teachers.  Talk to her with respect and she should listen, and also respect you more for setting the record straight in a respectful manner.
843863
If you are in a public school in the USA, your teacher's behavior is completely inappropriate and against code. Please tell a *trusted* adult - hopefully that's your parents. Then, go to your guidance counselor and insist (with the help of your parents) that you get placed with a different teacher.
1126690
Well Fari just call and tell her that they lied to her about tell her all the truth and if she doesn't want to answer your call just keep insisting until she belives that you are saying the true. Wish a lot of luck and hopefully she'll understand your situation.
806764
I would tell the teacher. But your partner may deny it so be prepared to stand your ground. I mean why should you fail just because your partner is too lazy to actually do the work?
760401
I don't know if that information is readily availble.  I would try contacting the principal of the shool that teacher currently works at.  If you really want to push it, you can file for a public release of information.
972515
Dude that's totally jacked up. My teacher hates me too and she calls me out for things I didn't even do, I think she should be taken to court because she lies. Stand up for yourself. I did
306770
Well if you think she's failing you all on purpose go talk to the principal.  If you can reason with her, ask her if you can do extra credit or what you can do to pull your grade up.  Better yet, ask her if she can tutor you.  Teachers hate when they have to do extra work and maybe she will take it easy on you guys.
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Tell your parents.  Your parents should then go to the principal of your school.  What your teacher is doing is considered child abuse and she should lose her teaching certification permanently.