What should I do about my teacher?
961157
The trick is to find something that would have meaning to her.  The usual lotions, etc. would be too generic.  What have you and she talked about?  What are her interests? Try to remember something that she has mentioned in the past that she would like.  Gifts that are made always have more meaning then other gifts.\n\nGood luck! Finding the perfect gift is never easy.
845434
1. Be respectful and courteous towards him or her and your fellow classmates.\n\n2. Do your work and never refuse to participate in class. \n\n3. Once in a while, let your teacher know that you truly enjoyed WHAT he or she taught you that day and HOW the material was presented.
482521
Report them to the faculty, however, tell the teachers not to tell the cheaters that you told them they are cheating, or else they're gonna have their revenge...
1128592
Talk to the school district's district office.  See if the kid can get trransferred to another teacher's class.  Don't be afraid to raise a little hell about it.  Just don't go over board and do anything rash.
900129
How is she abusing you? And you need to tell someone. Tell your school principal or call the police. Tell someone.
976532
kiss a little butt.\ngo to her and point out your own "weaknesses" and ask her how she would change/or handle different situations. bring a pad and take notes. \ninvite her into your room for a demo lesson.\nresearch whatever she wants you to do and become better at it.\n\nread  "tools for teachers"  great for classroom management and teaching strategies. good luck.
816946
Just talk allot about your wife,and how she is the best ting that has ever happend to you.  Don't give the teacher any attention,because she will stop if she sees that you ignore
170731
Concerning the teacher talk to her and tell her how her blatant disregard and disrespect for your plans bother you. Try to discuss with her how you two can come to a middle ground and an agreement about what to do with the children and activities for them. Concerning you dad you REALLY need to consult your family physician QUICKLY!!!
877218
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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OK, I'm a mean teacher.  Let me tell you what we're looking for (unless you mean a real mean teacher who is just mean for the sake of being mean - if you mean that, stay off the radar).\n\nFirst, do what you're supposed to.  You've got to be there and we've got to be there.  If it's time to listen and take notes, do that.  If it's time to read, do that.  If it's time to do work whether it's by yourself or in a group, do that.\n\nSecond, don't lie.  Always better to tell the truth and get in trouble. \n\nThird, be respectful.  Of everyone.  Teachers, students, lunch ladies, custodians.  A well placed "sir" "ma'am" "thank you" and "please" can do wonders to improve a teacher's mood.\n\nFinally, take responsibility for yourself.  If you make a mistake, own up to it then try your best to fix it.  \n\nThat's all we want.  Usually, if we're being mean it's to (are you ready) teach you something.  Maybe prepare you for the future.\n\nGood luck.
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1. Listen carefully. The most annoying questions are the ones that the teacher has already answered, sometimes moments before.\n\n2. Ask a classmate first. If your classmates don't know either, it isn't a dumb question. \n\nYour teacher is an overworked, underpaid professional who could be making much more money skills in almost any other field. And if she took another job, she would greatly enjoy whole days where nobody is rude to her. \n\nMany teachers will take another job at the end of the school year and never come back to the classroom. The new teachers will have worse tempers, and your education will suffer.\n\nYour teacher is in the classroom because she cares about preparing you as well as she can for a future you can't even imagine. She wants to see you work and learn because you need that knowledge for yourself. Grownups shouldn't have to talk you into doing your own work.\n\nTake responsibility for your own learning--own it--and your teacher won't get mad at you nearly as much.
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Why shouldn't she learn about it?  Would learning about it hurt her in some way?  The teacher must abide by government regulations when forming curriculum and the students must behave when given assignments.  I think I might know where she is getting the attitude, you yourself said that they "did her wrong."  I find it hard to believe that she was punished for her actions in your home.  In her mind, you just said it was ok to behave like that.
473645
Try dealing with hundreds of little A-holes all day!  Actually, the teacher's lounge is a gathering place to compare notes on trouble makers, and how they can combine to make his or her life a living hell!  Feel you are being treated poorly by several teachers?  You must have been the daily topic in the lounge! By the way, nice grammar!  go to school!
299206
Go see your teacher, i am sure he/she will give you a bit of help.
684449
Rule the classroom with an iron glove. Be friendly but not overly friend. Before you start the class make sure you have a lesson plan. If the absent teacher fails to leave one, make them read, or ask them what they did yesterday, or if they have an important test coming up. Just don't be over friendly. They'll eat you.
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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.
757947
It appears you have been very professional in dealing with this - good on you!  Do you belong to a professional organization of teachers?  They should be able to provide more support.\n\nInterpersonal relationship advice.....why does she have any power over your students?  You've done very well in modelling appropriate behaviour - good on you!  Is there another teacher who could give your students peer partners?  That would give another opportunity for appropriate modelling.  Ask her students about their motivation:  What do they get from being mean to the girls?  Until you understand the underlying fears of the people involved, you won't be able to determine their motivation.  Sometimes we just have to work with jerks - realize her limitations and work around them.