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My math teacher this semester was awesome. I would probably tell him that his voice sounds really awesome. And he should probably stop saying he's an idiot when he messes up.
Yes. This one very sarcastic chemistry teacher the whole class dislike. One classmate forgot to bring textbook and she's like "Oh, very good keep it up!".
@@chipskylark7249 Try to get in contact with either the district or principal. If you cant get him fired (even though by the sounds of it, he most definitely should) you could at least try to get a schedule change. I hope you can figure your way out of this
@@chipskylark7249 oh God, how frustrating it must have been, I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope you can get through this situation. I can understand you, though. I'm 17, and due to this corona virus, we had to take online classes as we have a lockdwon protocol here in my country. Online classes with these frustrating teachers makes me feel drained everyday. They keep on assigning us tasks to do, and even on weekends, we have something to be troubled on. I know I shouldn't complain, but I am losing my mind on how we have 12 subjects with different urgent tasks on each of them.
I literally have GAD, and my doctor told me not to do things that makes me stressed or else I'll have a really bad panic attack, that's why I can't do all the tasks given to me because i stress out from it. Then i told my teacher she said "It won't be Fair for the students Who did their homework" like bruh this is different for all of us, Not everyone's gonna keep up cause they're like releasing 6 Homeworks a week
@@ImLiterallySoDisgusted your answers is right tho just teacher need understand some people who struggle it’s doesn’t mean we can get extra work and more I’m stressful more school than home
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@@alishanightshade3270 that's disgusting 😢 I'm so sorry you went through that! As for me, I'm having a hard time at my theater class because the teacher is so judgy and rude but I've noticed she's specially rude towards me 😢 a teacher should be able to actually help you and not only rudely point out your mistakes in front of everyone and call it a day. I feel like I'm walking on eggshells when I'm in her class. I can't elaborate or have opinions about anything because she takes it as an insult and says that what I say doesn't matter at all. There's just this dynamic of she's they wise one, we're the dumb ones.
I totally believe that a teacher makes or breaks your love for a subject or hobby. My favorite subject tends to always be the one with the best teacher, and my friends agree. imo, that’s a dangerous sort of pattern considering we’re all trying to chase down career paths, and are falling in and out of interest of things we need for college.
You can't let one braying jack-ass turn you bitter toward any subject. You should go and see something of it for yourself, and decide for yourself what the interest really is. I had a few miserable excuses for teachers. In spite of the History Teachers who'd drone on in a monotone about the history of Europe since the fall of Rome, I'm a nut for history. I happened on a Renaissance Fair once upon a time, and got connections to historical societies because of them. It's a blast putting on strange, exotic costumes and joining the festivals and learning about far off lands and eras like Rome, Persia, and China... It's fun to dance in the circles and pick up Native words here in America, listen to the drums and the stories... It's a blast learning about folklore from everywhere in the world and figuring out things about different cultures because of the legends they passed down. I picked up more about short-cuts in math because of painting and D&D than I did in algebra or geometry courses. I got extra credit (talk about lowered expectations) from my Geometry Teacher in High School by bringing my Dice into class... He was amazed to find D20's, D30's, and even a D100 (which rolled more like a damn golf-ball than a die)... BUT I can do most of my own math in my head, in spite of a guy who'd obviously lost his faith in ever finding a student remotely interested in even passing the class. There were "participation grade" classes like Wood-shop, and Auto-tech'... Yeah, there was some decent information, but it was mostly more than twenty years old, and the primary focus outside of that was checking fluids and changing spark plugs, unless you found your own projects, which could get you higher bonuses and grades... Wood shop wasn't much different. You got a quick safety course, and a general overview of the books about how specific tools were intended to be used, and then either show up and do stuff or don't... We made a lot of things out of scrap-wood, so it wouldn't cost anything, and the teacher otherwise turned us loose. SO I took interest in joinery, and I've since been able to get 2000 bucks out of a sofa with steam-bent wood in the frame to shape it outside of the "normal" shape of a couch. I've earned real money for framing houses and repairing rooftops. Other students in that class carried home A's and B's for showing up, but they wouldn't know a cross-cut from a rip-cut. I know, there are teachers who are appalling in their awfulness, but some of the time, you've got to go after the knowledge for yourself. Remember, whenever you invest in knowledge or skills, you invest in a power that YOU will have and that NOBODY can ever take away from you. You'll get out of it, whatever you put in. ;o)
@@gnarthdarkanen7464 Hey man, I’m a history/anthropology nerd too! Thanks for the comment bro, it’s nice to hear from others who made it out okay. You seem like a cool dude!
It wasn't really the teachers fault, but in elementary school i loved reading but when i got to middle i was forced to read books that i didn't like and do tons of book reports on them, i got super stressed because of it and i guess i associated that stress with reading, so i just didn't. And i still don't like to read to this day, and it sucks.
@@Kaytubeow157rfbrtmvs omg, same thing happened to me. Luckily, I’m back to being an avid reader. I’d recommend not focusing on reading levels-if a book is below your level, it’s okay to read it if it’s still fun. Some good books I’d recommend for ya would be the whole Percy Jackson series. And if you’re looking for something heavier and more sad, the book Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson is an eternal favorite of mine.
@@tofuyuhiko5632 I just keep it laid back and I take it at my own pace... I started my interest in folklore mostly out of D&D, always looking for where the monsters came from or what I could use for new ones... BUT I figured a lot of things in the archaeological records made better sense when you had some context to go with them, like the whole Roman/Greek myths, the way it reads like the worst "high school soap opera" ever is a pretty good reference for how they viewed romance versus lust and nobility versus pettiness. The Norse had a big thing for Ragnarok and the belief that a peaceful death in the quiet was a ticket to Hel... and that it was icy... not fiery... Keen insight in how they saw the world around them. I'm still not sure what the hell to make of Baba Yaga in the Czeck, Russian, and Romanian territory... BUT I'm not all-knowing yet, so hopefully there's still time. Among my favorites out of Japan was the "Shirime" (I think)... It (like quite a few) of their "demons" (not the best word, but close in translation) it preys upon your humiliation... I'd end up laughing hysterically if it was a real thing, though... BUT there's an insight to the inherent need to belong and show class at all times. Yeah, I like to hope I'm pretty cool. I don't need to be too cool, though. Pissing ice-cubes is rough on the old plumbing! ;o)
More than half of the teachers in crappy schools are crappy teachers who gives - 10 homework’s - very laid back and evil - not helping you - not doing anything about bullying - you get it Edit: thanks for more than 300 likes! Have a nice day and stay safe!
Your's points are also correct but I can relate with the fourth point the most. It happened with my bestie when we were in different sections and the teacher doesn't take any action. But it was not pure bullying but akind of bullying.
Bullying can be very difficult to deal with. Kids aren't stupid and do their best to either shift blame, hide it, and/or bully even harder in retaliation. Teachers should definitely do what they can, but it's difficult if administration and/or parents don't back them up. When I taught, I couldn't keep kids after school, couldn't really punish them, and they didn't care if I wrote them up or called their parents. Teachers can't force students to stay separated or leave others alone, at least not physically. They aren't even supposed to break up physical fights. It depends on the situation, but unless things change, there really isn't a simple solution, but I'd propose teaching children how to overcome being bullied and teaching empathy, emotional control, and problem solving early on in schools and trying to foster that throughout.
@Troy Witherman True. I think another aspect to be considered is teachers who are already in place. Maybe there should be testing and retesting teachers on things like classroom management and practices. I think to renew certification, teachers are only tested now and then on their content area, not on the more important stuff like dealing with a variety of people fairly on a daily basis or maintaining attention and so forth. Most schools have regular training, but not all and even then, there's not always evaluation on that training.
@Jewel ask your friend? Ask her to help you complete the tasks your teacher assigned you, so you both can do together and you won't have to feel worried about it!
I had a bad teacher and it ruined my self-esteem for years. I was humiliated and the emotional scar still remains from it. It made me realize that mentors can be a factor on what makes/breaks a growing individual. Hopefully no one will experience what I did.
I nearly stopped talking for three years because of one teacher. I developed depression and anxiety really bad, and even now over ten years later I still have issues from it. She just treated me like I was stupid and no one stood up for me. Even though I had tested into the advanced student programs and academic subjects came easy to me, she treated me poorly and it crushed me.
@@emilybeaudette9917 Sad that you experience such a thing. I wouldn't recommend this but I visit my school once or twice a month before the pandemic. It was a pain to see the teacher who gave a blow to my esteem but there are still some people there whom I had good connections with so for their sake , I keep in touch. They gave me good laughs and advices which weigh more than the unfair treatment given by my "teacher". Still haven't fully recover but eventually I'll have the balls to walk right past it. Best of luck to you.
@@senko-san8895 I have been going to therapy for a few years to help my anxiety, and I am doing much better now, but I still think it’s important to acknowledge that it was a difficult thing for me to go through and that it will still bother me sometimes.
Bruh i got humiliated when i was a small child at school so think about how low my self esteem is. A teacher also sang for me that I was stupid and the whole class was singing with her please kill me
As someone who is studying for working as a teacher, I can say that most of the "new ways" of teaching take all of this into consideration. It's really important to understand that we are a big part of children's life and we should care and protect them
@@Elianna.gymnast Trust me, I've also had bad teachers. There's no way I'm giving other kids the trouble I've had in the past. On the other hand, there's also few teacher that taught me many things about life, how to be kind to others, how to get thru hardships and how to be motivated everyday. The only thing I want to do is to have more kids experience everything good I already had
my teacher hates me, like seriously once she told us to stand up and almost no one stood up and she just yelled at me in specific telling me to stand up
That really hurts. But you know what? Just believe everything is going to be alright. No matter what hate or problems or when the people you know tease you. Just pray that it will all be over. Continue smiling and stand up tall with confidence. Love your life. Don't affect on what the bad things they think about you. Be yourself. Still, be kind to others.😁😁😁 Hehe sorry if this isn't very helpful for you I guess....... 🥕 🥕 🥕🥕 🥕 (\ /) 🥕 🥕 ( • - • ) 🥕 🥕 /U U\ 🥕 🥕🥕🥕🥕
My teacher calls everyone by the name of the fruits that they like, and my teacher calls me an avocado, she's always responsible and tries to grade as quickly as she can. She always give feedback on something I need to work on but at the same time gives me courage and support. When anyone needs help, she always got their back. She even allows us to play Among Us after the lesson is done! She is so kind and sweet, one time I told my teacher that I liked to draw. And so she mailed me drawing supplies, a sketching book, and avocado headphones! I couldn't thank her enough, and she doesn't do this just for me, she did all of this to her other students as well. Thank you for your care, kindness, and support, Ms. Metzger! 💕 (Based on a true story)
Sign of a bad teacher: They replace actual teaching with homework, and/or rely on homework to teach students. Homework with a good teacher should be graded, or at the very least, as minimal as possible, to ensure practice & allowing the student to have free time.
My teacher gave me an assignment to read something where the text was probably from a website written in some blocks. The font was messed up, there were random letters every where. And he didn't even care to check the grammar of the 3 stories. Also another thing is if the homework that takes up lots of your time, and is only practice instead of you learning something, then that might be another sign.
Once in fourth grade my teacher accused me of forging my dads signature and shamed me in front of the entire class, and she called my mom and my mom came and she showed the signature then said “Oh that’s his signature, sorry it’s very sloppy”
Aww im sorry:(. I had a math quiz like a year ago in 9th grade right? Well, I didnt study the night before that and I was sick and didn't go to school so I didn't know or have any idea that it even existed..when I came back the day of the test, she handed them out and I was really nervous. There was about 32 questions about multiplying dividing, fractions, geometry and algebra. I was like "okay this should be simple? I learned some of these." So as I was done with my test I handed it to my teacher and she literally ignored me when she SAW me walking up to her so I had to talk a bit louder saying "Hello? I'm finished!!." She looked up at me from her computer and says "don't yell at me." And grabbed my test from me really quickly and almost tore half of it. She looked through it and told me to "go back to your seat and just sIt tHeRE" (the other students got to move on to the next thing or be on their phones while I didnt) I was fine with that since I didn't feel good and I was like okay, better for me LMAO. soo everyone is done and she calls me to her table where she talks with the students ya know helping them prepare, group works etc etc. She calls me to her table and says "redo this whole test, UNACCEPTABLE VICTORIA" and I was like "what did I do" she literally gets in my face yelling at me saying "dO iT oR iLL MakE yOU" I was so embarrassed that I had to excuse myself to literally go CRY. It was 10:55 and it was the time for our next class. She took the paper from me hard and said "You guys im so proud of yall! Only ONE person failed the test. Yall where amazing!! Unlike someone." I was walking with my best friends and they're like "I'm sorry about her" and everyone at lunch just stared at me but my friends.
@Maanav Khurana same here, I don't get along with my math teachers very well cause it's my least favourite and my math teachers are SOOOO against me and find ways to pressure me to do stuff
Yea, my class used to be very good at Malay but when she teaches our class Malay we all failed only 3 or 4 students passed the test, she doesn't even teaches anything she just gives us tasks without teaching us anything
One time our history teacher asked someone a question and he didn't know the answer. The teacher said and i quote,"Well, you must have a very low IQ then." I felt so bad for the guy but couldn't do anything :(
That happened to me with my religion teacher she humiliated so many time she gossiped about me. put my grades down. Laugh at.. That's why I had depression
I understand you. I was once accused of not handing in my homework and my teacher humiliated me in front of the whole class. I politely tried to tell her that I did hand in my homework but she didn't even try to suggest that she'll look for it, forgetting the fact that I never missed any homework that my teachers gave no matter what the subject is. I am very introverted and shy. So, her sarcastic voice that indirectly state that I was a very bad student made me scared to say anything more. I just hung my head low. The next day, she called me privately to her office and said that she indeed misplaced my homework. The thing is she didn't even try to clear my name after she humiliated me in front of the whole class. Everyone started distancing themselves even more when I was already considered as the loner and weird kid in school. I don't know why she dislike me so much when I never got into trouble or did anything bad to her at all. She always looks at me with a judgemental look in her eyes. I was very scared of her back then.
My science teacher was a bit of a *female dog* and when I had finished a test and gave it to her she had said some of these answers are wrong, do you want to fix them? I said I didn't want too. I had decided I needed a break and figured my grade was good enough. She had said alright, because you clearly don't care about your grade.
4, currently I have a _horrible_ math teacher and she is why I don’t enjoy school. I tried to give her chances, tried to believe she could be nice, but she yelled at me for not finishing my work and acted as if she had forgotten all about the 504 plan I have(basically I’m am legally obligated to be given extra time due a reason that varies by person of either mental issues, injury. etc.) that I suffered much to get her to understand. She has been working at my school for generations probably at this so she’s a little more “old school” (as some would say) and teaches her way and her way only, I have OCD(obsessive compulsive disorder) and depression so this has been *anything but* easy for me, I’m the type of person who also doesn’t mind others talk down on me as much as they want *ESPECIALLY* adults, but she has done it so *many* times to an extreme extent to where I could hardly take it anymore and now just try to put up with her because my parents won’t allow me to change classes because I’m in honors and she is the _only_ honors. I don’t really deserve any pity but everyone else in the class does because she’s like this to everyone, and the worst part is is that we have her for 3 years straight. She doesn’t necessarily have “favorites” but she yells at some more than others. Anyways, at this rate I could make a whole book about all she does so I’ll stop it here now, thank you so so much for reading all of this it is more than appreciated, this was kinda just me ranting so thanks for taking some time to see me basically rant about an old lady and have a great day/night! :)
i had a teacher that bullied me specifically every single day and i tried to drop the class 5 times and she wouldn’t let me. then i finally went to the principal about it and he made me have a meeting with her. she just lied about everything, but at least i was able to drop the class
you forgot one. teachers that single out students to humiliate them. because of dysgraphia i always struggled with writing, especially spelling, handwriting, and grammar, but never had a problem reading. i wasnt diagnosed till i got my GED after i dropped out of school. IN jr high and highschool i finished my literature work and would read in class. My reading comprehension is higher than my ability to write. My teachers would use me as an example, point out i was "too dumb to read the book i was reading" in front of the whole class. if i asked questions, they acted like they were stupid questions that i was just too dumb to know, and told me to" just go ask your classmate X, they will "dumb it down" for you. everyone else understood , but i didnt. if i asked too many questions or struggled to much, rather than helping me , they would make off hand comments like maybe i should be sent back a couple grades, obviously i wasnt AbLE to learn in their class, in front of the whole class. It made me hate school, it made me hate teachers, it made me feel like i was just too dumb to bother learning. so i dropped out. BUT fortunately when i did get my GED , i got a GREAT teacher, who realized i wasnt dumb, buut had an easily overcome learning disability. She got me into computers to type out my work when i had to do essays. It made all the difference for all of my work. Typing is far less of a struggle for me than writing is. All it takes is a good teacher sometimes to rekindle a love of learning and expressing ones self.
Me too! I might have Adhd and Autism. I need to get tested. I have Anxiety Disorders and Sensory Processing Disorder. Most of my school is lgbt+, neurodivergent, or has a mental health disorder. I fit all three of those categories. I go to a conservative christian school (and I'm not conservative at all). Well, if you aren't any of those things or appear to not be any of those things, the teacher will favor you. I get really good grades, but because of all those things, my teacher does nothing but bullies me. I am actually traumatized from some of the things she has said to me. I don't have nice handwriting, I can't make eye contact, I have panic attacks, I dissociate, I have sensory overloads, I am nonbinary, I am (demi)panromantic, I am asexual, I can't focus on my schoolwork, I take medicine for anxiety, I use noise cancelling headphones in class, I have trouble with volume control, I am really bad with social stuff, I don't understand jokes, I can't read faces, etc. I'm everything she lectures us not to not be. She hates me, and she still doesn't know anything about me. I hate it here. Everything breath I take, she's watching me and judging me. I get really good grades. I try to be nice to people. I attempt to speak in class (but like this comment said, everybody looks at me like I'm an idiot even though I give the correct answers so it's a very rare thing), I make an attempt to be someone I'm not because this teacher just has to be a Karen. Even down to the " All natural is the only good thing, I take 300 types of vitamins in a day" stuff. She picks on people. One time she even accused someone of murder who didn't even go to the school. There was a former student years ago that committed suicide. However, she didn't want to believe that because "she was too happy to kill herself and she had plans for the next day". So what did my teacher do? For decades she decided to tell students that the BOYFRIEND, who she didn't even KNOW, that had NO REASON to be a suspect, murdered her. She literally told us all that the report was wrong because one of her students wouldn't kill herself. She hates anyone with suicidal thoughts as well, something I used to deal with. She also says crazy things like "don't have anxiety, it's not that hard" and "my parents were bad, so your problems are unimportant" and "just don't be depressed :)", "It's not that hard to focus", "It's not that loud in here, you are lying." Futhermore, she tells students to blame themselves for things that happened to them and never talk to their parents or anyone. Except her precious angel children with anger issues that are bullies that would definitely never do anything wrong. And she picks on kids with bad financial situations and adopted kids and bad home lives as well (so more stuff that is me). She especially loves to pick on kids with nobody to emotionally support them or believe anything they say, and that especially stinks because 80% of this school are "troubled kids". She has also bullied me countless times while in the middle of a panic attack, especially when I couldn't talk and make eye contact. She's made quite a few weird slightly threatening remarks like "I'm going to force a freshly pencil in your mouth because science says it'll make you smile" and "You have chicken arms and you are really skinny. If you don't gain weight, I'll force feed you vending machine snacks." And she's the type of Karen who will put on a fake af smile and overly sweet tone and act all innocent. She's also said some pretty rude things about my autistic brother and I honestly feel like punching her in the face every time I remember that. She speaks rudely about students behind their backs. She doesn't even teach you anything, she expects you to know it, while tellling everyone that she herself doesn't know the materials and has no education so they will have to teach themselves. She's never helpful, but she forces you to do things her way, which is usually wrong, and the school literally advertises that you can "work at your own pace" and have your own schedule, but you can't, or at least me and my friends can't. And one time she took me to the bathroom mid panic attack that she caused, and kept telling me I was ugly when I was upset and to look at my igly fave in the mirror and that everybody was right to bully me because I'm annoying them. She said way more than that, but at least 15 girls walked in on this. I don't really care how she treats me, but she better back the heck off away from my friends. And everybody knows she's a demon and does *NOTHING*
my textiles teacher in year 7 bullied me. she would give me detentions for no reason, insult me, say that i wasn’t trying, i was useless and would never amount to much, accused me of things i hadn’t done and she screamed at me for having seizures in her lesson. She basically confirmed all my insecurities. i don’t hate people, but she’s one of the few people who i wouldn’t care if they died also, i had a teacher who basically watched me get sexually assaulted without even attempting to stop it.
My english teacher bullies me too, its the worst its like he is actively trying to make us fail giving us a 5 assessments in one week, the whole class hates him expect for the few girls he literally is a pedo for, hes the only person in the world i hate because he is a grown ass man and doing this
Telling Signs Your Child Has a Bad Teacher 👍 Your child is suddenly disinterested in school Your child suffers a staggering drop in self-confidence. You hear (either from your child or another parent) that the teacher is having temper tantrums. You're told that kids aren't actively engaged or involved with their classwork on a regular basis.
There are lots of factors that determine poor experiences in school, some of these that you mentioned seem pretty valid! How did you come up with these ideas? :)
art teachers are all amazing. all of them are, my current one, my past one, the others at my school, they’re angels. i love my old art teacher because she shared childhood stories and made us do pictures of how we imagined those stories, she always helped us and taught us we don’t need rubbers (erasers) because all art is good art (but she still let us have rubbers lol) she’s amazing.
My Art Teacher was okay, but if I can say for myself, I think I have 2 best teachers. One teacher is teaching in biology she's not the sweetest person, but I'm surprised to know that she knows when to settle down and talk normally and when to tone her voice up, so she's not so patient, but also not grumpy. She also makes sure that we all understand the material, not just memorizing it. Assignments from her is usually analysis-type, so even if we don't memorize as long as we're able to problem solve and connect the facts, we still can pass. She also often sums up what we've learned in the end of the class, and give us some moral advices. These makes her such a memorable teacher for me. Another one is my literature teacher. She's more on the 'outgoing' side. She'll sometimes ask if we're having too much assignments, and if we do she'll let us take a bit of a break from it. Plus her assignments are usually on the 'do, not write' kinda thing. So it's not a bunch of questions dumped on a piece of paper, it's more kinesthetic. But also quite effective! She sometimes plays music from our choice when in online school, and back then when we're still face-to-face learning, we often work on groups. Also learning in a fun way like games, or learning through a song. I really can't forget that time our class sang together in her class, that was like one of the best moments of school, ever. And sorry for this huge wall of text, not sure if anyone is willing to read this 😅
my 9th grade math teacher doesn’t teach well, he just shows us what to do instead of teaching and explaining what to do, and he gives us hard assignments and expect us to understand...surprisingly I passed his class
I’ve had SO MANY bad teachers! Favoritism, not getting tests back, ending class early, giving out busy work instead of lessons...no wonder I was taken out in favor of independent study!
"They oversimplify" = *the whole education system* . As a teacher, I'm so glad I'm the opposite of all of these. It warms up your heart so much to see pupils (even grown up ones) getting better at their own pace, seeing a wish to learn in their eyes, and them saying they finally understand things and are more passionate about learning than they used to be 💖
True story: I had a teacher who did absolutely everything by the book, no projects or creativity, so one day, the teacher was telling us how hard it is to plan the class and gave us a project to teach a subject of the school by ourselves. So we made different activities, expositions and videos that people enjoyed, but the teacher gave us a zero because she said that’s not how we’re supposed to do it, but the rest of the people confronted her telling her about how uncreative her classes were and then she passed out. After that, I thought things would change but QUARANTINE came and all went to hell....
Honestly, my sixth grade math teacher used to give our class an unhealthy amount of work, then complain the next day about how WE made her stay up until 2 am grading work, which just seems unhealthy in general.
omg my sixth grade teacher was like that too! We had an assignment and then he told us "I'll give you time tomorrow" then tomorrow comes and he says "i'll give you time for that later" then the dead line comes and he says "You all need to stop being lazy"
This seems like our biology teacher. She would give us our assignments in the middle of the night around 1-2 am and I always sleep at around 10 pm, and during her class, she'd get mad about why only a few did the assignment. She did the same for our experiment too. She would post the materials to be brought to school tomorrow in the middle of the night. Like the hell, where are we supposed to buy those materials in the middle of the night?
Our class teacher give us so much homework and never wanted to teach like a teacher . He/she never encourage student to perform well.he/ she only thinks of completing the lessons and that all what others teacher always do.
"Education is not to be viewed as something like filling a vessel with water but, rather, assisting a flower to grow in its own way." - Bertrand Russell Thought it fits the video. :)
Here’s my experience with a teacher I had: My friend has a few mental health issues and struggles with her learning too. Our teacher would NEVER treat her like other students from my experience. I’m also sure she had favourites, and I wasn’t one of them for sure. Her favourite students were the ones that would listen, be smart and always seem to be in a good mood. She went on maternity leave back in December of 2019, so she’s coming back this December, and our substitute for then was an ok teacher, but she also went on maternity leave so we had another teacher and she is AMAZING. And I’ll say this once, nobody is excited for the old teacher to return. So yea, not excited for her return at all, but I might as well get through it. Wish me luck!
"The dream begins with a teacher who believes in you, who tugs and pushes and leads you to the next plateau, sometimes poking you with a sharp stick called 'truth'". Dan Rather🙏❤️selfhelpchampion
One of the reasons I became a teacher was to support those students who struggle and need motivation, but that is not an easy task. As a teacher I can tell, that we need your feedback a lot, because there are times, when we might think that we pay attention equally to everyone, but there are students who don't feel like that... So communication between students and teachers about these and other things is extremely important! I really hope that each of you has or had at least one teacher that you really liked and had good relationship with. That is very, very important. ❤️
Hope that you are a very Good teacher ma'am because in my school our physics teacher used to pick favourites those who are the toppers they are getting more marks and those who are average even they did the same mistake as the toppers they didn't get any marks. I am in 12th and going to give my boards and also afraid what if my physics teacher cut my practical marks in boards cause we all know that 50% practical marks are fully dependent on boards. Plzz wish me luck and give yours blessings.
@@Lololie I love my students and I kind of have an impression that they like me too! :) The roles of a teacher has changes a lot, and nowadays the teacher is more like a personal growth assistant, who motivates and helps to find student's strengths.. I know that it sounds a bit utopic and in many cases this is far from the truth..:// but this is how I see my job..
My biggest advice from now experiencing it is when a student is spending 1 on 1 time do say the flaws in the work but watch tone *very carefully* . I had a prof. help me correct an essay but the whole time it came off more insulting then constructive and even noticed some letters uppercased by mistake and grilled me on it until I was about to cry. this is an intro level Spanish. I rushed out after holding the best I could and cried in the bathroom because that's how it was for 30 minutes straight.
My teacher is a literal hypocrite..he tells us to ask doubts but when we do he criticises us for not understanding a simple concept..for this i am afraid to ask him doubts..i dont know what to do..i have never had such a toxic teacher
Types of teachers i hate: Teachers who imitate the students with an annoying voice Teachers who take a long time to give you your grade but still give you alot of homework Teachers who act like they are a god, saying they always will win from the students Teachers who act like they have a hard life, while many, many students have a way harder life And bad enough, i have all of these teachers, bc else i wouldn’t say this, obviously
Some of these are not signs of a “bad” teacher (i.e. slow grading)... especially now with the realities of teaching during a pandemic. Some teachers are just exhausted this year and deserve some compassion and understanding, same as the students.
As a teacher myself I find this videos helpful in a way to identify behaviors or traits that I am not aware of, nobody’s perfect and as humans we can make mistakes, it makes me anxious not doing enough to help you students in ways that they need but I guess I can just keep working and try to improve as best I can
It was the same thing I was questioning to myself after watching the video... I think this channel should prepare the tell - tale signs you're becoming a good (or bad) teacher. :)
I've had a LOT of bad teachers in the past, there was one where every student in her class was failing and she pinned the blame on all of us, she just hated her job it seemed. A teacher should be a mentor, not someone who's just there to get paid
Those who didn't had bad teachers in life are lucky. I struggle getting good grades when the teacher is not teaching you and gives you just work sheets without knowing what we learn. Like how am i supposed to be good in school if their are so bad teacher in my majors. Sometimes i even question and don't understand how they became teachers.
Some teachers are just downgrade hypocrites. If you assign 17 pages of work and expect us to finish it ON TIME then I expect you to grade it ON TIME! And don't complain about how much work it is because you're the one the one who assigned it. If it's too much just don't give to us, simple!
I've had a lot of bad teachers. I started to hate teachers in general because of them but then I realized that's not the case. I'm currently a first year undergraduate and I'm studying to become a teacher. I still have bad teachers and it somehow motivates me to not be like them.
I’m a teacher and agree with these except slow grading unless they’re grading everything at an excessively slow rate like at the end of the quarter. We have a lot on our plates and are doing double the work for the same pay... We are actually paying ourselves by risking our lives with plans such as hybrid.
As an educator, I agree. On a normal semester, the work would have been returned at an appropriate time. This semester, it’s has been so difficult. I’ve been teaching from home since August and there simply has to be a line between home and work, and working from home isn’t helping. I’m very behind, but I’m also exhausted, overwhelmed, and constantly haunted by headaches. Even then, I am there for my students M-Sat until 4pm.
As a student, I understand that grading can take a slow process, especially for classes that have essays like English. One year, in my favourite class, my teacher was the slowest at grading my work out of all the other classes, but that was purely because he was having to read 1000+ words from each student. One time, he had to read about 4000 words from each student and it was understandable why it took so long, considering he also taught other classes.
#1,#2, #4 and # 5 define my algebra teacher from high school. She legit showed off her admiration of the mathematics in her classes by referring them to nicknames she created for them and actually posted a list of "top 15 favorites." She'd give nasty looks to struggling students while passing back their failed quizzes/exams like she wanted them to think it was all their fault for not understanding math when in reality she was the one who held no respect for students who aren't good at math like her. She actually had the nerve to one time compare my performance in math with my older sister. My loved ones were shocked and pissed off when I told them and felt bad for me because it's not my fault that I wasn't meant to handle math well like my sister.
the good teachers are the ones who mentors, elevates, loves their students and to guide them to the right path, teachers not just in school but in whole life.
I had a terrible teacher, and I have him again this year. He would make fun of me, ask other students what they disliked about me, favored my brother and made sure I knew, and many more. I couldn’t ask him for help, he wouldn’t help me. I couldn’t even pay attention in his class because of this.
I had a teacher that literally verbally abused me back in elementary school. They mocked me for reading way above my grade level, that I preffered reading at home as apposed to school. It got to the point my vice principal had to be involved because I would go home crying all the time.
I'm so sorry that happened to you. Our class adviser is very much like that too, ad verbatim. I hope you're okay now and I hope that bone sucker is now fired or far away from you.
Ever since I started school, my mom always told me to ask questions if I didn't understood the material. By the time I was in fourth grade, there was a teacher that didn't want to answer my questions even if they seem simple. I struggled from that point on because I gave up asking questions. She also put me on an IEP thinking that I had ADHD when I just wanted to learn more. I was a very curious kid. There's nothing wrong with asking questions. Now that I'm older, I realize that I don't know enough after all this time. I'm only 21 and I'm not ready to be a mom because I don't think that I'm good enough to teach my kid the right way at least while they grow up before preschool. Same thing when they get into kindergarten or grade school. It's kinda sad that after all this time, this fourth grade teacher - this one teacher alone - messed me up so much for the rest of my life because they didn't want to teach me correctly.
To hell with that teacher. I was shamed by my classmates for doing that exactly and it messed with my head as well but you know what? I'm a teacher these days and I allow students to be curious and ask me questions. Their curiosity is beautiful, especially with little children. You are incredibly valid for wanting to learn things!
I had to deal with this. I do have ADHD so I struggled a lot in school. Almost all of my teachers were understanding. Except two of them. One was a free period teacher that I don’t want to talk about. The other teacher was my computer science teacher. He never helped me as much and would always focus on the other kids. Near the beginning of my last school year i asked for help from him for one program that I was struggling with. He did the bare minimum that helped me then said “I won’t be helping you anymore you need to figure this out on your own”. I failed that class but figured out that I’m really good with robotics.
@@shadowking278 I learned a lot after all that crap I dealt with. I'm good at art and caring for others. I want to become an art therapist but I need to go back to... school.. 😱 I hope you make it or have already made it in your pursuit in robotics. Just don't be the reason robots take over the world lol
@ Ruby Hearts. I wouldn’t be able to. We were learning robotics around the end of the school year. And after he basically said “you’re not worth my time. Figure it out on your own.” I struggled with coding. He was so condescending. I actually remember waking up in the middle of the night because of a panic attack. I also remember at one point I had disassociated and came back with a knife in my hand with the blade near my wrist. I didn’t cut. Thank goodness. But after that I just felt so drained that I didn’t try anymore. It was the only class I ever failed completely.
@@shadowking278 No. YOU did not fail. It's that teacher that failed at teaching. He failed to grow ALL of his student's minds and that's sad to hear that it affected you so deeply. I'm going to tell you right now that you are not a failure. You just had a rotten teacher. I wish you never experienced something so detrimental to your mental health. I don't know if this mean anything coming from a stranger off the internet, but it's not too late. Forget that teacher and believe in yourself. If you truly want to pursue robotics, go find a better teacher. Or try looking it up yourself and study on your own terms. However, if robotics is no longer your thing, find your new calling. Ask yourself "Where do I feel comfortable? What makes me tick? And how can I make that my life's dream?" I know you'll success. I bet on that!
Since starting from last year, I’ve always had a teacher who’d always choose the “good” students and never the others. She says that we never participate though we want to and show that we do. This teacher always asks us, “What is wrong with you?!”. It is just when we make a very small mistake we never noticed. I feel like speaking up, but I have no confidence nor bravery. It just feels like I would be wrong for speaking for myself and everyone would just deny. I always wonder why, why I feel so anxious just like this. I hope that everyone else has atleast spoken up, unlike me. I wish the best if you have not, and please don’t be scared. I support any of you here. ❤️
Here are the signs: 1. They are judgemental 0:48 2. They are unavailable 1:36 3. They grade slowly 2:10 4. They play favorites 2:42 5. Your class underperforms 3:17 6. They oversimplify 4:00
*Warning: Long comment (story) incoming* When I was quite young, I had a teacher. Let's just say they had favourites, and I was certainly not one of them. Whenever people had their hands up, they would go through everyone and then once they got to me they just carried on with the lesson like I didn't have my hand up. Clearing stuff up, to this day I am still 99% sure I never did anything to them. Sadly, I had them for a second year. At the beginning they put all my friends toghether, and me on the opposite side of the room. I asked to move multiple times and they just said "I'll think about it." I was very happy less than half way through the year when they said they were going move some students around, and I was one of them. Yeah, so they didn't move me to a better place. This teacher was well aware I was being bullied (along with my 2 closests friends). They put my 2 closests friends on the other side of the room, and moved the bully next to me. Thanks. Luckily during the first week they had a 'tantrum' and moved next to their friend. However they moved one of the other bullies next to me. One of my other friends was sitting at the back with a spare seat next to them, so after being bullied for a couple months we decided to try and move me next to her. For the next 3 months every other lesson we would ask her at the end, and at the beginning of the last week she moved me. Like I said, I was quite young and being put next to bullies and being ignored, while my other friends got to sit toghether, from doing nothing really hurt me and sometimes I'm scared to talk to teachers today just incase I say something 'wrong' without realising. It's never happened apart from that year, and even then my other teachers were fine with me, so I'm pretty sure it was the teacher not me.
I used to have a teacher back then whom I didn't like,even a bit.Just because I was shy and quietest kid in class,he didn't pay much attention to me! My teacher had his favorites student with whom he would always be so friendly,kind and funny.While I,even tho I'm shy,whenever I took my courage to answer a question which he asks,he would simply humiliate me by saying I have said the worst answer possible and I don't study at all even tho I don't find any problem with my answer.I was so tired of these things everyday in my class and I was nearly at depression.Its hurtfull to see all you classmates getting an amazing behaviour from teacher while you only get hate, humiliation and get ignored....
last year i couldn’t focus on anything and i was constantly sad and anxious over everything we had a math test and i decided to study for once, i got a full grade and the teacher accused me of cheating and failed me lol :(
I should like to add one: Your teacher is an ideologue. Your teacher teaches the subject but if you vary from the prevailing view, procedure, theory, etc., te attacks you. You may have another perspective, a better explanation of the phenomenon, or a better solution to the problem at hand (or just a different one). But if the teacher attacks you without explaining what’s wrong with your idea, te is an ideologue. Conformity to the prevailing way is paramount to that teacher. How that harms you is that it discourages free inquiry and thought. If you adopt the teacher’s ideology, you won’t be able to think for yourself when the situation arises and the new circumstances demonstrate the old way doesn’t apply to the new circumstances.
yes i agree so much with this. i already struggle so much with even basic math, i dont know i only know how to do plus minus and kinda do some times stuff. i didnt know how to say like different time stuff like quarter past 2 before i was literally 14 years old. i literally almost only know 4th grade math because the teachers i had was so bad and my 5-7th grade teacher didnt help at all. she put me on the front row and said that would work, when it didnt it just made me feel nervous so it definetly didnt help. and usually on tests i think of ideas on how to solve stuff inside my head but i suck at writing how i find the answer down so i usually just write the way i thought i did it down. but no its wrong. because according to the teachers the way i do stuff is wrong even though i still write down how i found the answer. yes its not as complicated as it could be but i havent almost learned any math since fucking 4th grade or something?? isnt writing the way i found the answer good enough when i already suck at math?? AND i also have adhd so its even worse for me to remember stuff AND my brain work differently than normal people and they still expect me to think the same way. its just extremly dumb and closeminded of them.
I was physically and mentally abused by teachers in the past, and it got so bad that I was afraid to even step foot inside of any school at all. I’d get chronic nightmares and my anxiety kept on getting worse and worse. They did things like put me in a “quiet room” for misbehaving which was pretty much just a prison without anything to help us “calm down” but we weren’t allowed to leave until we “calmed down”. I’d get in trouble for crying when something was really difficult or stressing me out. There were also times that the teachers were hurting me so I had no choice but to attack them but in the end I was the one who got in trouble despite the teachers being the one who caused it. If someone is hurting you, isn’t it natural for you to try and get out of that situation? There were times that the teachers would never leave me alone and I couldn’t even go to the bathroom without being followed and there were times I wasn’t even allowed to go to the bathroom until I was “calm”, but how am I supposed to be “calm” if I feel like I could pee at any moment? Then I’d get in trouble for peeing on the floor, but that was caused by the teachers not helping me. There were also times that they invaded my personal space to take things from me. I was just playing with a toy I had brought in but they ran right towards me and ripped it from my hands even though I wasn’t doing anything wrong. I was reading a book and it was about time to do something else, but I wanted to finish my page, but apparently I didn’t ask nicely enough to continue reading so they decided to rip the book from my hands without prior warning, the worst part is this was a book that I owned and had brought in myself and it was possible that they could have ruined a book that I had just gotten recently. All of these traumatic events were caused just because I had autism and I was forced into autism programs. So many people with autism are physically and mentally abused, yet their real problems are treated as a punchline and there’s so many insensitive autism memes out there which just make problems worse. Things NEED to change so that what happened to me doesn’t happen to anyone else. I’m actually in tears as I’m writing this. So many people have gotten mad at me for saying “autism lives matter” stuff, yet they don’t understand the fact that they’ve been physically and mentally abused in so many ways. Please, this stuff needs to stop. Nobody should deal with this stuff at all.
I have this teacher who last year in November called me a bloody baby in front of the whole class for crying. The reason why I cried is bc my teacher screamed at me in front of the whole canteen only because I said ‘I feel tired’ and the other teachers were bullying me and saying I was faking it so I stood up for myself and said that I’m being honest. Then the teachers started yelling at me and I still to this day feel emotionally scared and embarrassed. That teacher of mine is a coward and I’ve never experienced such disrespect in my whole life.
I have discussed that with my friends and got to a point, where if you have to send homework everyday, your students have to spend days studying out of school without having time for themselves for them to learn anything, you are not doing your job. A teacher's function is to teach, not to just say information and expect your students to get there. That's the biggest flaw on the school system, you say we have a lot of free time, but we don't, because we have to do your work ourselves and spend those said hours learning alone because you couldn't do it. As someone who wants to be a teacher, this video was really helpful, thank you.
I'm an educator, and this was pretty eye opening. I always try and be aware to make sure I'm not playing favorites, and to make sure I'm respecting my students and their time, but I admittedly fall into the pit of having trouble explaining things, and the whole class suffering for it. I try to be transparent about it and make sure they know it's okay for them to tell me if what I said doesn't make any sense, but it's one of those things I'm super self conscious about. Like everything else, there's always something to work on and improve in teaching! I don't want to stagnate.
That’s a really good thing to be encouraging! I have a super good math teacher and I don’t know if you would care but I have two ideas that might help you: •You could start making a little box or online form where students can anonymously write suggestions about class/ their thoughts. •This is more to help students feel comfortable but you should start encouraging mistakes (assuming you don’t already), this means like literally saying “did anybody make any interesting mistakes” and to encourage your students to share their mistakes so they don’t feel embarrassed in the future. This is all coming from a student so I literally have no clue if this is of any help!
I wish you were my teacher. I had two *Really* bad ones in high school. The first one was a free period teacher that was extremely condescending and basically made me feel stupid. I’m cutting that off now because if I go any further I will spiral. The other one was a computer science teacher. He…Was not pleasant. I have ADHD. And I know that is not an excuse for what I’m going to say next but. I forgot I had his class. Mainly because we were doing online learning. After we started in school learning. He basically made his class a living nightmare for me. He treated all the other kids with respect and praised them for doing good. And would be condescending to me. I struggled so much in his class. I ask him for help and he’d do it in a way that made me feel guilty and stupid. At one point I asked him for help and then winced when he looked at me. He helped me. Then said he wouldn’t help me anymore. I had to stop myself from breaking down until I got home. To which I just went to bed. I woke up because of a panic attack. I still had a month of school left. I failed his class. Not even getting my diploma made me feel better. I had to fake a smile to get through the pictures.
As a teacher, grading things late is also a sign of being overwhelmed. I guess being bad at time management is also being a bad teacher. Which I sure do feel like as some times. But, what should a teacher with anxiety problems do? Is there a room for a person with mental problems in the school as a teacher?
I’m no expert, but perhaps explain to your class that it may take a little longer to grade simply because of your anxiety? I have anxiety myself so I get what having it is like (I’m not a teacher though) Hope that helps, have a nice day 😃
This video is pretty one-sided, and even though it says 'signs' in the title, it doesn't try to explain any possible overgeneralization, only attributing one weakness to a bad teacher. It's not even bad teaching, but a bad teacher. In my class, we like it when teachers end early because we know our capacity, and these teachers that we like, understand that the school practice here is getting us overworked and overwhelmed. Some of them teach effectively that we could learn without having to waste many hours sitting in the classroom until we're exhausted.
When your art teacher uses you as an example how not to draw a straight line and you just sit there like "nice to know you forgot i told you i have tremors, which i told you before class.... 20 minutes ago"
There are some teachers who simply lack motivation. They spend the minimum amount of time necessary to do their job never arriving early or staying late. They do not challenge their students, are often behind on grading, show videos often, and give “free” days on a regular basis
As a teacher, I don’t think having a work-life balance means you lack motivation. Teachers work long hours outside of class time and it can be a heavy struggle to strike a balance between what needs to be done and within what time constraints. As a teacher who has worked myself to the bone in previous jobs with little support, I don’t think we should shame teachers for not putting in enough time, because I can tell you, the things that need to be done are endless but we still need to prioritise so we have a life. However, teachers should strive to inspire and care for all their students, expose them to challenges and ignite their passion for learning. It makes me incredibly sad to read the comments of people who have had poor experiences with their teachers when so many other teachers give so much of their time, energy and money into caring for their students. Clearly there are not enough of them yet.
There are bad teachers, but there's a reason for them to be so common. Their salaries are often low, the schools don't give them support, society don't value them, their families may not support them for having a "bad" job. It's all screwed in a vicious cycle.
@@eliza.the.earthling That's how I feel with my math professor as of late. I respect her as any teacher, but unfortunately how she teaches statistics is ineffective. Now first off most of my students go through Zoom, at around the current pandemic, I knew that when the schools closed learning things online would be impactful. My opinion is subjective, but sadly she never seems to challenge me, nor any other students at least not that I am aware of. All she does through the sessions is talk throughout the lecture, but with no way for students to interact or practice the methods. Think of it this way, the teacher lectures with her lessons from the notebook online, but never seems to find a way to get students involved other than asking if anyone has questions. Secondly during the lecture I don't know if she has found a way of encouraging students to maintain focus during the lesson. Because through the lecture she never seemed to find a way to inspire us to work, not even find a way to enjoy learning her class once, which sadly made me miserable and I can't say the same for the other students but maybe it is relatable. Lastly even after the lecture it feels like I have to be back at square one in starting the lesson all over again through videos but it's tricky when caused from many factors, whether your room is the only place to work, the distractions around your room, or caused by others unintentionally, lacking space to have a desk, etc. I never thought I'd be willing to fail a class. It's why I try the online counseling for choosing my classes wisely with informed decisions. But I never caught on my math professor's teaching methods until it was too late.
My teacher always calls on me, and I keep quiet when I don’t know the answer because if I say I don’t know the answer literally EVERY SINGLE LAST STUDENT WILL SAY “That was so easy.” Like, well sorry I don’t know everything, da fuh. Anyways, I always have this kind of teacher in every grade and puts me on the spot and I feel like I’m in the center of a circus, so then she asks another student what the answer was and little miss know it all had the urge to ask me again, and obviously I would know since I have ears. I don’t know why teachers hate on me. And to any teacher reading this.. don’t expect your students to know EVERYTHING, I mean obviously they don’t it’s why you TEACH them, and please stop calling your students out on NOT KNOWING the answer. Just apologize that you didn’t mean to hurt their feelings. Like come on were human too. No need to be aggressive. Thanks, Love ❤️ and if you don’t do these things, you’re an amazing person!!
I had a teacher that would write out all the students names with their grades in order of highest grades to lowest on the white board for the entire class to see. This led to bullying of the struggling students. The teacher did very little to stop the bullying.
One of my worst teachers told me that I’m “a stupid idiot that would never do something useful with my life”. I was 10 and I only asked her to simplify the assignment because I didn’t really understood what to do...
I have a teacher who last year I asked her how could I improve my grades and she literally said in my face that there were things that I couldn't do because that's in my own DNA and there was no way I coul have a better grade
@@Psych2go About thirty years ago, there was a public service ad campaign about the "one teacher who made a difference" in somebody's life. There was one teacher in my experience who stands out like that, but she was more negative than positive. As for what she taught, she was a cut above the other teachers in my school--but now that I've taught the same subject myself, I see a lot of problems with both her approach and her knowledge of the subject in general. As for her demeanor in regard to her students, she was absolutely awful. She played favorites. She was very demeaning and abusive to those who weren't her favorites. (Guess which camp I fell into.) I eventually got a Master's in this subject, all the while saying to myself, "I'll show that b**ch!"
I had a math quiz like a year ago in 9th grade right? Well, I didnt study the night before that and I was sick and didn't go to school so I didn't know or have any idea that it even existed..when I came back the day of the test, she handed them out and I was really nervous. There was about 32 questions about multiplying dividing, fractions, geometry and algebra. I was like "okay this should be simple? I learned some of these." So as I was done with my test I handed it to my teacher and she literally ignored me when she SAW me walking up to her so I had to talk a bit louder saying "Hello? I'm finished!!." She looked up at me from her computer and says "don't yell at me." And grabbed my test from me really quickly and almost tore half of it. She looked through it and told me to "go back to your seat and just sIt tHeRE" (the other students got to move on to the next thing or be on their phones while I didnt) I was fine with that since I didn't feel good and I was like okay, better for me LMAO. soo everyone is done and she calls me to her table where she talks with the students ya know helping them prepare, group works etc etc. She calls me to her table and says "redo this whole test, UNACCEPTABLE VICTORIA" and I was like "what did I do" she literally gets in my face yelling at me saying "dO iT oR iLL MakE yOU" I was so embarrassed that I had to excuse myself to literally go CRY. It was 10:55 and it was the time for our next class. She took the paper from me hard and said "You guys im so proud of yall! Only ONE person failed the test. Yall where amazing!! Unlike someone." I was walking with my best friends and they're like "I'm sorry about her" and everyone at lunch just stared at me but my friends.
Once had to make up a listening test since I wasn’t there for the test for a reason I’ll explain later. Me and this one other girl had to do this test and the teacher told us we had to come in during break to take it. Show we show up at break, and the teacher doesn’t come out until after break where she says to come back at lunch since she was busy. So we’re a little annoyed at this, but we give her another chance since she has the IB students to worry about.Couple lessons later it’s lunch time, so we wait outside her class door to take the test. She isn’t showing up AGAIN and since we didn’t eat before we were starving, so we quickly run down to the cafeteria and eat lunch in like ten minutes. So we run back up, fearful we’ll miss her, and we wait by the door. She once again doesn’t show up until class is about to start and says that she was once again really busy and that we wouldn’t be able to take the test. She asks us if we are sure we want to take the test. For some context, the next lesson we were there for they were still grading the listening test, so me and this girl got the opportunity to get 1 page done. Even if we got full marks on that one page (which we both didn’t), we would only have had a quarter of the answers “correct”. She tells us she’ll try to average out our grade based on schoolwork, and that we should try to be in school the next time we have a test. I honestly was in a state of shock, because it wasn’t something I could help with. The reason I was out of school? I was attending my dad’s funeral. Yeah. Looking back on it I wish I said something along the lines of “Sorry, I’ll make sure that I miss my dad’s funeral the next time I have a test.” Would have really made her regret that decision to say that. Obviously that was a pretty slim chance of that being my reason for absence, but still any wedding or funeral would still be a hard hit. I guess the lesson here folks is to not assume someone’s absence, they might be attending their dad’s funeral.
Ok so for my school we have online classes from 8:30 am to 12 pm, and we have different schedules everyday. Monday is first second and third period, Tuesday is 4th 5th 7th, and on my 5th period I have English class, and the teacher for my class is extremely kind, (to everyone with A’s) She makes me disgusted because each day she has to lecture us about how bad the students getting b’s and below are. For example, in the middle of class we are writing in our notebooks, she suddenly pauses and calls out somebody in front of the whole class, and asks “why’d you fail the test? You were supposed to study,” which is annoying because she doesn’t know how humiliating the student feels. She does this and discourages us, and I even left the zoom meeting in the middle of class once because of how irritated I was.
i have so many teachers like that, it makes me feel so bad and even if i have a good grade in that class its messed up, my study hall teacher will literally name off how many missing assignments the students have just to humiliate them
Much like this series, this list is an oversimplification. Like leadership styles, there a vast number of teaching styles that prepare students for the different types of people they will meet in life. Furthermore, perception is often confused with reality. That perceived favored student might just be a student that needs more help. That lackadaisical grading policy could be an adaptation to dealing with varying demands placed on students. Like life, many things are relative, but all are ultimately teachable moments,
So true. A lot of teenagers are ina very delicate stage of their life and are constantly falling into victim mentality. Do a lot of teacher suck, sure but students, especially teenagers are hard to "please". A lot are very entitled and forget the teacher is not there to please or entertain. There are always two sides. I don't believe this video was helpful at all. If anything, it pushes a narratives that school and teachera are bad. Teenagers already tyoiclaly hate school. How about ww give them help to cope instead. Much more productive
@@Kaybye555 thank you for this. I'm a teacher in a small private school and my classes are from 4pm to 9pm. Most of my students are great but there are some classes where I get literally nothing out of them. I ask comprehension questions and they answer "I don't know". I work my tail off trying to educate and entertain them, and they don't contribute. Education is a two-way street; there's only so much a teacher can do.
@@kendallstark4302 If you don't mind me chiming in, make it to where they cannot opt out of answering questions. Grade them on discussions and participation. Because the ones doing the talking are the ones learning. It's their responsibility too.
@@TijaunaK I appreciate your idea, really. Unfortunately my school is private, and there have been instances where the parents thought I was too harsh on their kids for being strict about participation. They ended up taking them out of the school, which translated to less money. My boss has also said that I'm frequently too honest about it on the students' reports, so I'm basically limited to saying that the kids need to speak up "a bit more". I don't think people appreciate honesty in general, and much less so when there's money involved. Again, thank you for your input.
@@TijaunaK Another thing I should point out is that my school doesn't function like a typical one. We teach English and the goal is usually to get students to reach CEFR levels of A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2, at a qualified examination center. They don't pass/fail at our school; we simply help them reach their language goals. I hope this all made sense.
My French teacher would belittle and call people out in the middle of class when confronting us about something. She thought she had it all figured out. Once I was called out for sending an email when I was supposed to be studying during class, meanwhile there were others who were literally playing video games and watching YT. She rushed through class and read the class material, not bothering to explain in detail. She would come late and criticized some of my classmates’ fashion decisions.
I had a teacher last year, that always showed us our class average grade, it was always a low grade. She used to say "Maybe if you guys studied harder you should have passed" And 2 years ago I had another teacher who favored me more than other students, she used to give me candy and help me with other things
"Deciplining" is pretty big in my country.... Teachers are encouraged (by norm and convention) to have a "scary" persona.... Punishments are often physical beatings ...... And then they ask "anyone wants to ask questions?".... As if they've made themselves approachable
Don’t forget the types of teachers who are not patient with special needs kids. They would sometimes threaten you or just pick on you from time to time. Trust me, I’ve been in these types of situations. Back when I was in the 4th grade(I think),my teacher threatened me by saying “Imma rip your arm off!” Because I would’ve had something out, and she would take it and I wouldn’t let go of it until she said it, and I was scared. Thank god she never did literally break my arm. I’ve had a few other bad and/or mean teachers in my life, and this is one them
When I was in junior high I had a math teacher whom I appreciate to this day. Being in a class full of hyperactive kids (I was one of the exceptions), he was the only teacher in the school who could actually control them because he was very strict and aggressive in the beginning. Not in a violent way of course. But the students knew not to mess with him. Despite being harsh at first I have nothing but respect and appreciation for him to this day. Mainly because to me he embodied what a teacher really should be. Every once in a while he would briefly stray off topic and share with us a lesson for life. And I think that's incredibly important and more valuable than most people can imagine. Despite being miserable at that school and moving to a different one after two years I think he was one of the best if not the best teacher I ever had. I was lucky to have him, especially in that time in my life
Looking back, a lot of my teachers yelled at us or went on rants about how awful we were, or how awful American students are in general, and how much better students are in China, and how dumb teenagers are, etc. I still remember the first time a teacher ever flew off the handle. The class was being a bit rowdy, so she yelled at the top of her lungs at all of us, even the select few who were being good, while slamming the paddle on the desk (It was 1999/2000). We were preschoolers, four to five years old.
I had a bad geometry teacher my senior year, she was good at teaching subjects but failed to take into consideration the people who are slower than others, sometimes she’d get annoyed if we asked a “dumb” question,her turn in rules were weird too, instead of just saying “turn ur hw in by the end of class” she said “turn it in by the time I get to my desk to teach or u will get 5 points off” this was really frustrating cause I would forget to turn it in before she got there and by the time I did it was already “too late” she also wouldn’t answer anyone’s questions on work unless they asked their classmates, which made people avoid asking altogether, she would even single people out if she assumed they were cheating, this made people avoid doing way too good cause of the fear of her thinking we’re all cheating, which would mean making good grades on homework but not tests, buttt... the tests were never on the same stuff we learned and more than half my class was failing and she manipulated us into thinking it was our fault when we were all trying as hard as we could, it literally took my mom telling her that I struggle with add and anxiety that she actually boosted my grade and tried to help me pass, I passed with a 60
I had a bad singing teacher once. At the beginning, she encouraged me, after a few months when I struggled with my monthly payment, she became money minded, and started to pay less attention to my progress. I handed my music theory homework, she didn't even bothered to check and comment. She belittled and undermined my talent. Worst of all, after 9 months, she had the nerve to tell me that I don't have the voice. What? I was astonished and shocked with what she just said, not to mention her behavior and attitude towards me. Why didn't she tell me that within the first two months? The voice? What does she mean by the voice? Every singer is different and has their own sound unique. She even threatened to disown me as a student, just because I paid my monthly fees a little late. That was back in 1993. Then, couple of years back, I bumped into her at my music exam HQ office, and she didn't recognize me. Good. She looked hideous than the last timeI remembered seeing her. I stood there with pride, with my head held high. Now, I am a vocal coach myself as well as a performer. I told the staff at the office what happened, and they were shocked to hear my story. I said, if I don't have the singing voice, what the bloody hell am I doing in front of my country's king or in front of the British Deputy High Commissioner or the VVIPs, the ministers, dignitaries, ambassadors, royal families?? Is that not singing? A teacher is someone you trust to guide you, and believe in your talent. But when I experienced that years ago, I felt very betrayed and have such distrust towards some teachers. Took me awhile to gain their trust. I also found out, she had a terrible reputation, some music centers won't hire her. I'm happy where I am now. I never discourage and break the spirit of my students. Instead, I inspire them to do better. Even when they do better than me, Great. There aren't any bad students out there, only bad teachers
This video gave me some things to think about. I definitely need to be careful to treat all of my students with the same level of interest, even though some of them are difficult to get to know because they are so introverted.
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My math teacher this semester was awesome. I would probably tell him that his voice sounds really awesome. And he should probably stop saying he's an idiot when he messes up.
Everyone clicked with a teacher that they hate in the head
I hope it also allows you to appreciate the amazing teachers you have!
not rlly
Yes. This one very sarcastic chemistry teacher the whole class dislike. One classmate forgot to bring textbook and she's like "Oh, very good keep it up!".
Yep
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Once my math teacher called us, and I quote “stupid slugs who would never go to college” because we didn’t want to talk on the zoom call.
You’re teacher sounds like the stupid slug to me. Sorry they said that to you. It’s definitely not true and they sound like a very unhappy individual
@@chipskylark7249 Try to get in contact with either the district or principal. If you cant get him fired (even though by the sounds of it, he most definitely should) you could at least try to get a schedule change. I hope you can figure your way out of this
That's just so disrespectful... I hope that math teacher knows that it's unacceptable.
@@chipskylark7249 I think I have a pdf of AP Calculus. Let me know if you need it
@@chipskylark7249 oh God, how frustrating it must have been, I'm so sorry to hear that. I hope you can get through this situation.
I can understand you, though. I'm 17, and due to this corona virus, we had to take online classes as we have a lockdwon protocol here in my country.
Online classes with these frustrating teachers makes me feel drained everyday. They keep on assigning us tasks to do, and even on weekends, we have something to be troubled on.
I know I shouldn't complain, but I am losing my mind on how we have 12 subjects with different urgent tasks on each of them.
I agree with “even if you’re exceptionally bright, you may fall behind other students because they had better teachers”
I literally have GAD, and my doctor told me not to do things that makes me stressed or else I'll have a really bad panic attack, that's why I can't do all the tasks given to me because i stress out from it. Then i told my teacher she said "It won't be Fair for the students Who did their homework" like bruh this is different for all of us, Not everyone's gonna keep up cause they're like releasing 6 Homeworks a week
@@ImLiterallySoDisgusted your answers is right tho just teacher need understand some people who struggle it’s doesn’t mean we can get extra work and more I’m stressful more school than home
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Ahaa time traveler spotted!!
@@ruchamansukh1203 Are you also a time traveller? ;0
@@Psych2go mhm not yet..😁
Omg i'm thinking o much
19 hours ago? how is this possible?
I DID IT! Now I’ll make a list for you guys:
1. They are judgmental 0:47
2. They’re unavailable 1:32
3. They grade slowly 2:09
4. They play favorites 2:41
5. Your class underperforms 3:16
6. They oversimplify 3:59
I recommend watching for more. Sending love from quarantine. You’ve got this! 💛💛
Amazing!! What did you think of this video?
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@@Psych2go it was an awesome concept and I definitely was reminded of a few past and current teachers.
I love when people make the list so that way I don’t have to watch the whole video. You’re a legend.
About 3; I had an English test A MONTH ago. I still don’t have my grade.
They completely neglected to mention verbally abusing and demeaning their students.
My teacher physically abuse me and they broke assignment into pieces because i was submitting it individually on that topic
My history teacher also does this
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@@MilindsAmazingWorldMy teacher did that too. She ripped off assignments and smash them to the floor and told the student to throw it away
@@alishanightshade3270 that's disgusting 😢 I'm so sorry you went through that! As for me, I'm having a hard time at my theater class because the teacher is so judgy and rude but I've noticed she's specially rude towards me 😢 a teacher should be able to actually help you and not only rudely point out your mistakes in front of everyone and call it a day. I feel like I'm walking on eggshells when I'm in her class. I can't elaborate or have opinions about anything because she takes it as an insult and says that what I say doesn't matter at all. There's just this dynamic of she's they wise one, we're the dumb ones.
I totally believe that a teacher makes or breaks your love for a subject or hobby. My favorite subject tends to always be the one with the best teacher, and my friends agree. imo, that’s a dangerous sort of pattern considering we’re all trying to chase down career paths, and are falling in and out of interest of things we need for college.
You can't let one braying jack-ass turn you bitter toward any subject. You should go and see something of it for yourself, and decide for yourself what the interest really is.
I had a few miserable excuses for teachers. In spite of the History Teachers who'd drone on in a monotone about the history of Europe since the fall of Rome, I'm a nut for history. I happened on a Renaissance Fair once upon a time, and got connections to historical societies because of them. It's a blast putting on strange, exotic costumes and joining the festivals and learning about far off lands and eras like Rome, Persia, and China... It's fun to dance in the circles and pick up Native words here in America, listen to the drums and the stories... It's a blast learning about folklore from everywhere in the world and figuring out things about different cultures because of the legends they passed down.
I picked up more about short-cuts in math because of painting and D&D than I did in algebra or geometry courses. I got extra credit (talk about lowered expectations) from my Geometry Teacher in High School by bringing my Dice into class... He was amazed to find D20's, D30's, and even a D100 (which rolled more like a damn golf-ball than a die)...
BUT I can do most of my own math in my head, in spite of a guy who'd obviously lost his faith in ever finding a student remotely interested in even passing the class.
There were "participation grade" classes like Wood-shop, and Auto-tech'... Yeah, there was some decent information, but it was mostly more than twenty years old, and the primary focus outside of that was checking fluids and changing spark plugs, unless you found your own projects, which could get you higher bonuses and grades...
Wood shop wasn't much different. You got a quick safety course, and a general overview of the books about how specific tools were intended to be used, and then either show up and do stuff or don't... We made a lot of things out of scrap-wood, so it wouldn't cost anything, and the teacher otherwise turned us loose.
SO I took interest in joinery, and I've since been able to get 2000 bucks out of a sofa with steam-bent wood in the frame to shape it outside of the "normal" shape of a couch. I've earned real money for framing houses and repairing rooftops. Other students in that class carried home A's and B's for showing up, but they wouldn't know a cross-cut from a rip-cut.
I know, there are teachers who are appalling in their awfulness, but some of the time, you've got to go after the knowledge for yourself. Remember, whenever you invest in knowledge or skills, you invest in a power that YOU will have and that NOBODY can ever take away from you. You'll get out of it, whatever you put in. ;o)
@@gnarthdarkanen7464 Hey man, I’m a history/anthropology nerd too! Thanks for the comment bro, it’s nice to hear from others who made it out okay. You seem like a cool dude!
It wasn't really the teachers fault, but in elementary school i loved reading but when i got to middle i was forced to read books that i didn't like and do tons of book reports on them, i got super stressed because of it and i guess i associated that stress with reading, so i just didn't. And i still don't like to read to this day, and it sucks.
@@Kaytubeow157rfbrtmvs omg, same thing happened to me. Luckily, I’m back to being an avid reader. I’d recommend not focusing on reading levels-if a book is below your level, it’s okay to read it if it’s still fun. Some good books I’d recommend for ya would be the whole Percy Jackson series. And if you’re looking for something heavier and more sad, the book Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson is an eternal favorite of mine.
@@tofuyuhiko5632 I just keep it laid back and I take it at my own pace... I started my interest in folklore mostly out of D&D, always looking for where the monsters came from or what I could use for new ones... BUT I figured a lot of things in the archaeological records made better sense when you had some context to go with them, like the whole Roman/Greek myths, the way it reads like the worst "high school soap opera" ever is a pretty good reference for how they viewed romance versus lust and nobility versus pettiness.
The Norse had a big thing for Ragnarok and the belief that a peaceful death in the quiet was a ticket to Hel... and that it was icy... not fiery... Keen insight in how they saw the world around them.
I'm still not sure what the hell to make of Baba Yaga in the Czeck, Russian, and Romanian territory... BUT I'm not all-knowing yet, so hopefully there's still time.
Among my favorites out of Japan was the "Shirime" (I think)... It (like quite a few) of their "demons" (not the best word, but close in translation) it preys upon your humiliation... I'd end up laughing hysterically if it was a real thing, though... BUT there's an insight to the inherent need to belong and show class at all times.
Yeah, I like to hope I'm pretty cool. I don't need to be too cool, though. Pissing ice-cubes is rough on the old plumbing! ;o)
More than half of the teachers in crappy schools are crappy teachers who gives
- 10 homework’s
- very laid back and evil
- not helping you
- not doing anything about bullying
- you get it
Edit: thanks for more than 300 likes! Have a nice day and stay safe!
Your's points are also correct but I can relate with the fourth point the most. It happened with my bestie when we were in different sections and the teacher doesn't take any action. But it was not pure bullying but akind of bullying.
How do you think we can improve these issues?
Bullying can be very difficult to deal with. Kids aren't stupid and do their best to either shift blame, hide it, and/or bully even harder in retaliation. Teachers should definitely do what they can, but it's difficult if administration and/or parents don't back them up. When I taught, I couldn't keep kids after school, couldn't really punish them, and they didn't care if I wrote them up or called their parents. Teachers can't force students to stay separated or leave others alone, at least not physically. They aren't even supposed to break up physical fights. It depends on the situation, but unless things change, there really isn't a simple solution, but I'd propose teaching children how to overcome being bullied and teaching empathy, emotional control, and problem solving early on in schools and trying to foster that throughout.
@Troy Witherman True. I think another aspect to be considered is teachers who are already in place. Maybe there should be testing and retesting teachers on things like classroom management and practices. I think to renew certification, teachers are only tested now and then on their content area, not on the more important stuff like dealing with a variety of people fairly on a daily basis or maintaining attention and so forth. Most schools have regular training, but not all and even then, there's not always evaluation on that training.
A lot of homework isn’t bad
"they oversimplify things"
oversimplified: *sweats profusely*
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students: who’s your favorite student
teacher: all my students
also teacher: *spends an ungodly amount of time being impressed with one person*
My history teacher picks favorites
@@BrassN550 ur not alone, I received my history test and kinda gotta low score, UGGH I have online school and it sucks so bad
@@laurqn7844 I have online schools too😔
@Jewel did you tell your mother about it? Try telling her
@Jewel ask your friend? Ask her to help you complete the tasks your teacher assigned you, so you both can do together and you won't have to feel worried about it!
I had a bad teacher and it ruined my self-esteem for years. I was humiliated and the emotional scar still remains from it. It made me realize that mentors can be a factor on what makes/breaks a growing individual.
Hopefully no one will experience what I did.
I nearly stopped talking for three years because of one teacher. I developed depression and anxiety really bad, and even now over ten years later I still have issues from it. She just treated me like I was stupid and no one stood up for me. Even though I had tested into the advanced student programs and academic subjects came easy to me, she treated me poorly and it crushed me.
@@emilybeaudette9917 Sad that you experience such a thing. I wouldn't recommend this but I visit my school once or twice a month before the pandemic. It was a pain to see the teacher who gave a blow to my esteem but there are still some people there whom I had good connections with so for their sake , I keep in touch. They gave me good laughs and advices which weigh more than the unfair treatment given by my "teacher". Still haven't fully recover but eventually I'll have the balls to walk right past it.
Best of luck to you.
@@senko-san8895 I have been going to therapy for a few years to help my anxiety, and I am doing much better now, but I still think it’s important to acknowledge that it was a difficult thing for me to go through and that it will still bother me sometimes.
I get bullied by my teacher
Bruh i got humiliated when i was a small child at school so think about how low my self esteem is. A teacher also sang for me that I was stupid and the whole class was singing with her please kill me
As someone who is studying for working as a teacher, I can say that most of the "new ways" of teaching take all of this into consideration. It's really important to understand that we are a big part of children's life and we should care and protect them
I hope u don't give ur future students mental damage like most of my teachers did
@@Elianna.gymnast Trust me, I've also had bad teachers. There's no way I'm giving other kids the trouble I've had in the past.
On the other hand, there's also few teacher that taught me many things about life, how to be kind to others, how to get thru hardships and how to be motivated everyday. The only thing I want to do is to have more kids experience everything good I already had
@@xbvm oooooooo good
my teacher hates me, like seriously once she told us to stand up and almost no one stood up and she just yelled at me in specific telling me to stand up
That's so mean :(
I hate your teacher
@@makimieru6725 I hate my teacher too 😂
Based on what he did, i genuinely have ill will towards my teacher
That really hurts. But you know what? Just believe everything is going to be alright. No matter what hate or problems or when the people you know tease you. Just pray that it will all be over. Continue smiling and stand up tall with confidence. Love your life. Don't affect on what the bad things they think about you. Be yourself. Still, be kind to others.😁😁😁
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I find it cute that the kids and teacher are human flowers and plants
Its adorable
So there pikmin?
@@galaxyphoenix9855 no. Pikmin are colorful and have noses.
Their cute and helpful
Lil sprouts
My teacher calls everyone by the name of the fruits that they like, and my teacher calls me an avocado, she's always responsible and tries to grade as quickly as she can. She always give feedback on something I need to work on but at the same time gives me courage and support. When anyone needs help, she always got their back. She even allows us to play Among Us after the lesson is done! She is so kind and sweet, one time I told my teacher that I liked to draw. And so she mailed me drawing supplies, a sketching book, and avocado headphones! I couldn't thank her enough, and she doesn't do this just for me, she did all of this to her other students as well.
Thank you for your care, kindness, and support, Ms. Metzger! 💕
(Based on a true story)
Jeez I really hope that you keep in touch with her, that’s an amazing teacher.
@@nebulq3387 I hope so too :)
I wish I had that kinda teacher
that impossible that you are living in India
Sign of a bad teacher: They replace actual teaching with homework, and/or rely on homework to teach students. Homework with a good teacher should be graded, or at the very least, as minimal as possible, to ensure practice & allowing the student to have free time.
90% all homework I got was pointless most of my teachers would just check you wrote stuff down and then you would have to mark it yourself.
@Cassidy BloodWood ; I am in a similar situation with my homework.
@@andreimircea2254 I just wrote stuff down so it looks done
@Cassidy BloodWood ; I am speedrunnig through my homework. Otherwise there wont be time in the day to do it.
My teacher gave me an assignment to read something where the text was probably from a website written in some blocks. The font was messed up, there were random letters every where. And he didn't even care to check the grammar of the 3 stories. Also another thing is if the homework that takes up lots of your time, and is only practice instead of you learning something, then that might be another sign.
Once in fourth grade my teacher accused me of forging my dads signature and shamed me in front of the entire class, and she called my mom and my mom came and she showed the signature then said “Oh that’s his signature, sorry it’s very sloppy”
Aww im sorry:(. I had a math quiz like a year ago in 9th grade right? Well, I didnt study the night before that and I was sick and didn't go to school so I didn't know or have any idea that it even existed..when I came back the day of the test, she handed them out and I was really nervous. There was about 32 questions about multiplying dividing, fractions, geometry and algebra. I was like "okay this should be simple? I learned some of these." So as I was done with my test I handed it to my teacher and she literally ignored me when she SAW me walking up to her so I had to talk a bit louder saying "Hello? I'm finished!!." She looked up at me from her computer and says "don't yell at me." And grabbed my test from me really quickly and almost tore half of it. She looked through it and told me to "go back to your seat and just sIt tHeRE" (the other students got to move on to the next thing or be on their phones while I didnt) I was fine with that since I didn't feel good and I was like okay, better for me LMAO. soo everyone is done and she calls me to her table where she talks with the students ya know helping them prepare, group works etc etc. She calls me to her table and says "redo this whole test, UNACCEPTABLE VICTORIA" and I was like "what did I do" she literally gets in my face yelling at me saying "dO iT oR iLL MakE yOU" I was so embarrassed that I had to excuse myself to literally go CRY. It was 10:55 and it was the time for our next class. She took the paper from me hard and said "You guys im so proud of yall! Only ONE person failed the test. Yall where amazing!! Unlike someone." I was walking with my best friends and they're like "I'm sorry about her" and everyone at lunch just stared at me but my friends.
@Maanav Khurana noo its fine bud people are like that
@Maanav Khurana same here, I don't get along with my math teachers very well cause it's my least favourite and my math teachers are SOOOO against me and find ways to pressure me to do stuff
She's not even sorry. I can tell.
That's a terrible teacher! She deserves the worst 🤧 😔
You know you have a strict teacher when everyone has fun until they show up
Yea, my class used to be very good at Malay but when she teaches our class Malay we all failed only 3 or 4 students passed the test, she doesn't even teaches anything she just gives us tasks without teaching us anything
My spanish teacher humiliated me in front of the entire class because I didn't know the answer to a question. Twice.
I hate her.
One time our history teacher asked someone a question and he didn't know the answer. The teacher said and i quote,"Well, you must have a very low IQ then." I felt so bad for the guy but couldn't do anything :(
That happened to me with my religion teacher she humiliated so many time she gossiped about me. put my grades down. Laugh at.. That's why I had depression
I understand you. I was once accused of not handing in my homework and my teacher humiliated me in front of the whole class. I politely tried to tell her that I did hand in my homework but she didn't even try to suggest that she'll look for it, forgetting the fact that I never missed any homework that my teachers gave no matter what the subject is. I am very introverted and shy. So, her sarcastic voice that indirectly state that I was a very bad student made me scared to say anything more. I just hung my head low. The next day, she called me privately to her office and said that she indeed misplaced my homework. The thing is she didn't even try to clear my name after she humiliated me in front of the whole class. Everyone started distancing themselves even more when I was already considered as the loner and weird kid in school. I don't know why she dislike me so much when I never got into trouble or did anything bad to her at all. She always looks at me with a judgemental look in her eyes. I was very scared of her back then.
My science teacher was a bit of a *female dog* and when I had finished a test and gave it to her she had said some of these answers are wrong, do you want to fix them? I said I didn't want too. I had decided I needed a break and figured my grade was good enough. She had said alright, because you clearly don't care about your grade.
It has happened alot with me
*"There is plenty to be learned even from a bad teacher: what not to do, how not to be."*
~J.K. Rowling
@@grimlock3768 It is a very poignant quote indeed! 👍🏼
And to mistrust all authority figures.
@Spider-Man she may be a shitty person, but she is wise in some ways
@@princessmarlena1359 yes
@Spider-Man Good writer
Bad person
4, currently I have a _horrible_ math teacher and she is why I don’t enjoy school. I tried to give her chances, tried to believe she could be nice, but she yelled at me for not finishing my work and acted as if she had forgotten all about the 504 plan I have(basically I’m am legally obligated to be given extra time due a reason that varies by person of either mental issues, injury. etc.) that I suffered much to get her to understand. She has been working at my school for generations probably at this so she’s a little more “old school” (as some would say) and teaches her way and her way only, I have OCD(obsessive compulsive disorder) and depression so this has been *anything but* easy for me, I’m the type of person who also doesn’t mind others talk down on me as much as they want *ESPECIALLY* adults, but she has done it so *many* times to an extreme extent to where I could hardly take it anymore and now just try to put up with her because my parents won’t allow me to change classes because I’m in honors and she is the _only_ honors. I don’t really deserve any pity but everyone else in the class does because she’s like this to everyone, and the worst part is is that we have her for 3 years straight. She doesn’t necessarily have “favorites” but she yells at some more than others. Anyways, at this rate I could make a whole book about all she does so I’ll stop it here now, thank you so so much for reading all of this it is more than appreciated, this was kinda just me ranting so thanks for taking some time to see me basically rant about an old lady and have a great day/night! :)
Man, hope it all worked out in the end for you.
i had a teacher that bullied me specifically every single day and i tried to drop the class 5 times and she wouldn’t let me. then i finally went to the principal about it and he made me have a meeting with her. she just lied about everything, but at least i was able to drop the class
I know how it feels 😢
I literally can't drop the class because it's math 🥲
you forgot one. teachers that single out students to humiliate them.
because of dysgraphia i always struggled with writing, especially spelling, handwriting, and grammar, but never had a problem reading. i wasnt diagnosed till i got my GED after i dropped out of school. IN jr high and highschool i finished my literature work and would read in class. My reading comprehension is higher than my ability to write. My teachers would use me as an example, point out i was "too dumb to read the book i was reading" in front of the whole class. if i asked questions, they acted like they were stupid questions that i was just too dumb to know, and told me to" just go ask your classmate X, they will "dumb it down" for you. everyone else understood , but i didnt. if i asked too many questions or struggled to much, rather than helping me , they would make off hand comments like maybe i should be sent back a couple grades, obviously i wasnt AbLE to learn in their class, in front of the whole class. It made me hate school, it made me hate teachers, it made me feel like i was just too dumb to bother learning. so i dropped out. BUT fortunately when i did get my GED , i got a GREAT teacher, who realized i wasnt dumb, buut had an easily overcome learning disability. She got me into computers to type out my work when i had to do essays. It made all the difference for all of my work. Typing is far less of a struggle for me than writing is. All it takes is a good teacher sometimes to rekindle a love of learning and expressing ones self.
At start I was sad for you but after I read the whole thing,im happy you got better teachers now😃
I'm sorry to hear this. I hope you're doing better now. Sending you virtual psi love :)
Me too! I might have Adhd and Autism. I need to get tested. I have Anxiety Disorders and Sensory Processing Disorder. Most of my school is lgbt+, neurodivergent, or has a mental health disorder. I fit all three of those categories. I go to a conservative christian school (and I'm not conservative at all). Well, if you aren't any of those things or appear to not be any of those things, the teacher will favor you. I get really good grades, but because of all those things, my teacher does nothing but bullies me. I am actually traumatized from some of the things she has said to me. I don't have nice handwriting, I can't make eye contact, I have panic attacks, I dissociate, I have sensory overloads, I am nonbinary, I am (demi)panromantic, I am asexual, I can't focus on my schoolwork, I take medicine for anxiety, I use noise cancelling headphones in class, I have trouble with volume control, I am really bad with social stuff, I don't understand jokes, I can't read faces, etc. I'm everything she lectures us not to not be. She hates me, and she still doesn't know anything about me. I hate it here. Everything breath I take, she's watching me and judging me. I get really good grades. I try to be nice to people. I attempt to speak in class (but like this comment said, everybody looks at me like I'm an idiot even though I give the correct answers so it's a very rare thing), I make an attempt to be someone I'm not because this teacher just has to be a Karen. Even down to the " All natural is the only good thing, I take 300 types of vitamins in a day" stuff. She picks on people. One time she even accused someone of murder who didn't even go to the school. There was a former student years ago that committed suicide. However, she didn't want to believe that because "she was too happy to kill herself and she had plans for the next day". So what did my teacher do? For decades she decided to tell students that the BOYFRIEND, who she didn't even KNOW, that had NO REASON to be a suspect, murdered her. She literally told us all that the report was wrong because one of her students wouldn't kill herself. She hates anyone with suicidal thoughts as well, something I used to deal with. She also says crazy things like "don't have anxiety, it's not that hard" and "my parents were bad, so your problems are unimportant" and "just don't be depressed :)", "It's not that hard to focus", "It's not that loud in here, you are lying." Futhermore, she tells students to blame themselves for things that happened to them and never talk to their parents or anyone. Except her precious angel children with anger issues that are bullies that would definitely never do anything wrong. And she picks on kids with bad financial situations and adopted kids and bad home lives as well (so more stuff that is me). She especially loves to pick on kids with nobody to emotionally support them or believe anything they say, and that especially stinks because 80% of this school are "troubled kids". She has also bullied me countless times while in the middle of a panic attack, especially when I couldn't talk and make eye contact. She's made quite a few weird slightly threatening remarks like "I'm going to force a freshly pencil in your mouth because science says it'll make you smile" and "You have chicken arms and you are really skinny. If you don't gain weight, I'll force feed you vending machine snacks." And she's the type of Karen who will put on a fake af smile and overly sweet tone and act all innocent. She's also said some pretty rude things about my autistic brother and I honestly feel like punching her in the face every time I remember that. She speaks rudely about students behind their backs. She doesn't even teach you anything, she expects you to know it, while tellling everyone that she herself doesn't know the materials and has no education so they will have to teach themselves. She's never helpful, but she forces you to do things her way, which is usually wrong, and the school literally advertises that you can "work at your own pace" and have your own schedule, but you can't, or at least me and my friends can't. And one time she took me to the bathroom mid panic attack that she caused, and kept telling me I was ugly when I was upset and to look at my igly fave in the mirror and that everybody was right to bully me because I'm annoying them. She said way more than that, but at least 15 girls walked in on this. I don't really care how she treats me, but she better back the heck off away from my friends. And everybody knows she's a demon and does *NOTHING*
I think i might b having dysgraphia
man, i'm crying at the part where you found a teacher that understand and help you, good luck and god bless you and your good teacher!
my textiles teacher in year 7 bullied me. she would give me detentions for no reason, insult me, say that i wasn’t trying, i was useless and would never amount to much, accused me of things i hadn’t done and she screamed at me for having seizures in her lesson. She basically confirmed all my insecurities.
i don’t hate people, but she’s one of the few people who i wouldn’t care if they died
also, i had a teacher who basically watched me get sexually assaulted without even attempting to stop it.
My english teacher bullies me too, its the worst its like he is actively trying to make us fail giving us a 5 assessments in one week, the whole class hates him expect for the few girls he literally is a pedo for, hes the only person in the world i hate because he is a grown ass man and doing this
Telling Signs Your Child Has a Bad Teacher
👍
Your child is suddenly disinterested in school
Your child suffers a staggering drop in self-confidence.
You hear (either from your child or another parent) that the teacher is having temper tantrums.
You're told that kids aren't actively engaged or involved with their classwork on a regular basis.
Don’t forget the “when you ask them how was (insert specific class) they try to avoid the topic or give a vague answer”
The second one doesn’t work if you don’t have any self-confidence from the start.
There are lots of factors that determine poor experiences in school, some of these that you mentioned seem pretty valid! How did you come up with these ideas? :)
@@Psych2go You can mention these in Part 2.
*that is me and somehow my parents still dont notice*
My art teacher was the opposite of this. She was and is the greatest woman to exist and I'll take that to the grave.
thank god
My art teacher too! She is my role model in several ways! Love her!
art teachers are all amazing. all of them are, my current one, my past one, the others at my school, they’re angels. i love my old art teacher because she shared childhood stories and made us do pictures of how we imagined those stories, she always helped us and taught us we don’t need rubbers (erasers) because all art is good art (but she still let us have rubbers lol) she’s amazing.
I miss my art teacher
My Art Teacher was okay, but if I can say for myself, I think I have 2 best teachers.
One teacher is teaching in biology she's not the sweetest person, but I'm surprised to know that she knows when to settle down and talk normally and when to tone her voice up, so she's not so patient, but also not grumpy. She also makes sure that we all understand the material, not just memorizing it. Assignments from her is usually analysis-type, so even if we don't memorize as long as we're able to problem solve and connect the facts, we still can pass. She also often sums up what we've learned in the end of the class, and give us some moral advices. These makes her such a memorable teacher for me.
Another one is my literature teacher. She's more on the 'outgoing' side. She'll sometimes ask if we're having too much assignments, and if we do she'll let us take a bit of a break from it. Plus her assignments are usually on the 'do, not write' kinda thing. So it's not a bunch of questions dumped on a piece of paper, it's more kinesthetic. But also quite effective! She sometimes plays music from our choice when in online school, and back then when we're still face-to-face learning, we often work on groups. Also learning in a fun way like games, or learning through a song. I really can't forget that time our class sang together in her class, that was like one of the best moments of school, ever.
And sorry for this huge wall of text, not sure if anyone is willing to read this 😅
my 9th grade math teacher doesn’t teach well, he just shows us what to do instead of teaching and explaining what to do, and he gives us hard assignments and expect us to understand...surprisingly I passed his class
I’ve had SO MANY bad teachers! Favoritism, not getting tests back, ending class early, giving out busy work instead of lessons...no wonder I was taken out in favor of independent study!
"They oversimplify" = *the whole education system* .
As a teacher, I'm so glad I'm the opposite of all of these. It warms up your heart so much to see pupils (even grown up ones) getting better at their own pace, seeing a wish to learn in their eyes, and them saying they finally understand things and are more passionate about learning than they used to be 💖
Bless you 🙏many teachers online are ruining online school and lives thanks for making the kids lives a bit easier
I wish you were my teacher!
💔 I love my teacher she is not bad she is good but she dosen't like me I think..m but I love her so much
Wish you were my teacher :(. I literally hate attending online lectures now.
We need more teachers like you!
Once my teacher called me a disappointment in front of the entire class, good times
True story: I had a teacher who did absolutely everything by the book, no projects or creativity, so one day, the teacher was telling us how hard it is to plan the class and gave us a project to teach a subject of the school by ourselves. So we made different activities, expositions and videos that people enjoyed, but the teacher gave us a zero because she said that’s not how we’re supposed to do it, but the rest of the people confronted her telling her about how uncreative her classes were and then she passed out.
After that, I thought things would change but QUARANTINE came and all went to hell....
SHE PASSED OUT WTF
I’m sorry you had to go through this tho
Oh god and I thought my teachers were horrible!
Should have had everyone copy from the same textbooks and tell her that’s literally her class
This is not true, right?
Oh gosh
Honestly, my sixth grade math teacher used to give our class an unhealthy amount of work, then complain the next day about how WE made her stay up until 2 am grading work, which just seems unhealthy in general.
Same but 7th grade
That teacher is dense af.
My writing teacher last year did the same damn thing
omg my sixth grade teacher was like that too! We had an assignment and then he told us "I'll give you time tomorrow" then tomorrow comes and he says "i'll give you time for that later" then the dead line comes and he says "You all need to stop being lazy"
This seems like our biology teacher. She would give us our assignments in the middle of the night around 1-2 am and I always sleep at around 10 pm, and during her class, she'd get mad about why only a few did the assignment. She did the same for our experiment too. She would post the materials to be brought to school tomorrow in the middle of the night. Like the hell, where are we supposed to buy those materials in the middle of the night?
Our class teacher give us so much homework and never wanted to teach like a teacher . He/she never encourage student to perform well.he/ she only thinks of completing the lessons and that all what others teacher always do.
same my teacher wants us to fail his class and im being dead serious, hes so mean i hate him
To the 1 person that’ll read this: *you’re cool and adorable stay safe*
Thank you for the positivity! How was your day?
Thank you! :D
@@Psych2go Good thanks for asking!
Thank you!!
No, I will be ugly and dangerous
"Education is not to be viewed as something like filling a vessel with water but, rather, assisting a flower to grow in its own way." - Bertrand Russell
Thought it fits the video. :)
Here’s my experience with a teacher I had: My friend has a few mental health issues and struggles with her learning too. Our teacher would NEVER treat her like other students from my experience. I’m also sure she had favourites, and I wasn’t one of them for sure. Her favourite students were the ones that would listen, be smart and always seem to be in a good mood. She went on maternity leave back in December of 2019, so she’s coming back this December, and our substitute for then was an ok teacher, but she also went on maternity leave so we had another teacher and she is AMAZING. And I’ll say this once, nobody is excited for the old teacher to return. So yea, not excited for her return at all, but I might as well get through it. Wish me luck!
Some teachers mocks student when they ask questions, and some don't even do anything when a person laughs at your answer
Ellaisa joy .Ur saying absolutely right .
Mine
So true
M y t e a c h e r.
True
"The dream begins with a teacher who believes in you, who tugs and pushes and leads you to the next plateau, sometimes poking you with a sharp stick called 'truth'".
Dan Rather🙏❤️selfhelpchampion
I feel like some of my teachers care about grades more than learning and my mental health.
One of the reasons I became a teacher was to support those students who struggle and need motivation, but that is not an easy task. As a teacher I can tell, that we need your feedback a lot, because there are times, when we might think that we pay attention equally to everyone, but there are students who don't feel like that...
So communication between students and teachers about these and other things is extremely important!
I really hope that each of you has or had at least one teacher that you really liked and had good relationship with. That is very, very important. ❤️
Two words, thank you.
Hope that you are a very Good teacher ma'am because in my school our physics teacher used to pick favourites those who are the toppers they are getting more marks and those who are average even they did the same mistake as the toppers they didn't get any marks. I am in 12th and going to give my boards and also afraid what if my physics teacher cut my practical marks in boards cause we all know that 50% practical marks are fully dependent on boards. Plzz wish me luck and give yours blessings.
@@Lololie I love my students and I kind of have an impression that they like me too! :) The roles of a teacher has changes a lot, and nowadays the teacher is more like a personal growth assistant, who motivates and helps to find student's strengths.. I know that it sounds a bit utopic and in many cases this is far from the truth..:// but this is how I see my job..
That sounds so wrong, but unfortunately this is reality in many cases ://
But best of luck to you! I will keep my fingers crossed! :))
My biggest advice from now experiencing it is when a student is spending 1 on 1 time do say the flaws in the work but watch tone *very carefully* . I had a prof. help me correct an essay but the whole time it came off more insulting then constructive and even noticed some letters uppercased by mistake and grilled me on it until I was about to cry. this is an intro level Spanish. I rushed out after holding the best I could and cried in the bathroom because that's how it was for 30 minutes straight.
True strength is keeping everything together when everyone expects you to fall apart.
My teacher is a literal hypocrite..he tells us to ask doubts but when we do he criticises us for not understanding a simple concept..for this i am afraid to ask him doubts..i dont know what to do..i have never had such a toxic teacher
Types of teachers i hate:
Teachers who imitate the students with an annoying voice
Teachers who take a long time to give you your grade but still give you alot of homework
Teachers who act like they are a god, saying they always will win from the students
Teachers who act like they have a hard life, while many, many students have a way harder life
And bad enough, i have all of these teachers, bc else i wouldn’t say this, obviously
So... This is literally my math teacher.
Thats very Oof
My math Teacher Always Tells His Harshful Childhood Story !!!
This was my grade three teacher but 5x worse.
This is almost every math teacher I have encountered😂 I hate them.
Random fact
Your brain does more creative work when you’re tired.
-The Shades
Oh really? I always thought it was the opposite haha. Where did you learn this from?
@@Psych2go personal experience XD
@@Psych2go google dude 🤣🤣🤣
Maybe because the brain’s a bit delirious and can’t think straight haha
I must always be using my creativity then lol
Some of these are not signs of a “bad” teacher (i.e. slow grading)... especially now with the realities of teaching during a pandemic. Some teachers are just exhausted this year and deserve some compassion and understanding, same as the students.
As an educator myself, hoping this doesn’t show that I myself am a bad teacher...
As a teacher myself I find this videos helpful in a way to identify behaviors or traits that I am not aware of, nobody’s perfect and as humans we can make mistakes, it makes me anxious not doing enough to help you students in ways that they need but I guess I can just keep working and try to improve as best I can
Good luck in these trying times. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
I think that the fact that you even worry about your teaching shows that you're an amazing teacher ♥️
Just recognizing where to improve and having the interest to improve is a telling sign that you're a great teacher! What do you think?
It was the same thing I was questioning to myself after watching the video... I think this channel should prepare the tell - tale signs you're becoming a good (or bad) teacher. :)
I've had a LOT of bad teachers in the past, there was one where every student in her class was failing and she pinned the blame on all of us, she just hated her job it seemed. A teacher should be a mentor, not someone who's just there to get paid
My teacher legit said "I don't care if you don't learn I'm gonna get paid either way"
If a teacher can’t do they teach
@@Missmagazinebura clearly have never been a teacher
me too i have a teacher like that, seriously i need to report him
My teacher always picks on me and try’s to always find something to shout at me for and always makes me cry and always rolls her eyes at me
Those who didn't had bad teachers in life are lucky. I struggle getting good grades when the teacher is not teaching you and gives you just work sheets without knowing what we learn. Like how am i supposed to be good in school if their are so bad teacher in my majors. Sometimes i even question and don't understand how they became teachers.
Are u Indian?
@@NARUTO-7764 l am indian😊
@@mrunaldeshpande5408 ok but hmm.. mmhmm
Who asked???
Everyone: Talking about the video
Me: Omg that animation style is so cute
We're glad you love the animation style! :)
It is :D
Some teachers are just downgrade hypocrites. If you assign 17 pages of work and expect us to finish it ON TIME then I expect you to grade it ON TIME! And don't complain about how much work it is because you're the one the one who assigned it. If it's too much just don't give to us, simple!
I've had a lot of bad teachers. I started to hate teachers in general because of them but then I realized that's not the case. I'm currently a first year undergraduate and I'm studying to become a teacher. I still have bad teachers and it somehow motivates me to not be like them.
I’m a teacher and agree with these except slow grading unless they’re grading everything at an excessively slow rate like at the end of the quarter. We have a lot on our plates and are doing double the work for the same pay... We are actually paying ourselves by risking our lives with plans such as hybrid.
As an educator, I agree. On a normal semester, the work would have been returned at an appropriate time. This semester, it’s has been so difficult. I’ve been teaching from home since August and there simply has to be a line between home and work, and working from home isn’t helping. I’m very behind, but I’m also exhausted, overwhelmed, and constantly haunted by headaches. Even then, I am there for my students M-Sat until 4pm.
@@adrinieto5700 exactly. Since March, I feel like my workload has doubled. My salary certainly hasn't.
As a student, I understand that grading can take a slow process, especially for classes that have essays like English. One year, in my favourite class, my teacher was the slowest at grading my work out of all the other classes, but that was purely because he was having to read 1000+ words from each student. One time, he had to read about 4000 words from each student and it was understandable why it took so long, considering he also taught other classes.
#1,#2, #4 and # 5 define my algebra teacher from high school. She legit showed off her admiration of the mathematics in her classes by referring them to nicknames she created for them and actually posted a list of "top 15 favorites." She'd give nasty looks to struggling students while passing back their failed quizzes/exams like she wanted them to think it was all their fault for not understanding math when in reality she was the one who held no respect for students who aren't good at math like her. She actually had the nerve to one time compare my performance in math with my older sister. My loved ones were shocked and pissed off when I told them and felt bad for me because it's not my fault that I wasn't meant to handle math well like my sister.
Omg I LOVE how the teacher is teaching about plants and use leafs as paper ❤️
the good teachers are the ones who mentors, elevates, loves their students and to guide them to the right path, teachers not just in school but in whole life.
I had a terrible teacher, and I have him again this year. He would make fun of me, ask other students what they disliked about me, favored my brother and made sure I knew, and many more. I couldn’t ask him for help, he wouldn’t help me. I couldn’t even pay attention in his class because of this.
I had a teacher that literally verbally abused me back in elementary school. They mocked me for reading way above my grade level, that I preffered reading at home as apposed to school. It got to the point my vice principal had to be involved because I would go home crying all the time.
I'm so sorry that happened to you. Our class adviser is very much like that too, ad verbatim. I hope you're okay now and I hope that bone sucker is now fired or far away from you.
Ever since I started school, my mom always told me to ask questions if I didn't understood the material. By the time I was in fourth grade, there was a teacher that didn't want to answer my questions even if they seem simple. I struggled from that point on because I gave up asking questions. She also put me on an IEP thinking that I had ADHD when I just wanted to learn more. I was a very curious kid. There's nothing wrong with asking questions. Now that I'm older, I realize that I don't know enough after all this time. I'm only 21 and I'm not ready to be a mom because I don't think that I'm good enough to teach my kid the right way at least while they grow up before preschool. Same thing when they get into kindergarten or grade school. It's kinda sad that after all this time, this fourth grade teacher - this one teacher alone - messed me up so much for the rest of my life because they didn't want to teach me correctly.
To hell with that teacher. I was shamed by my classmates for doing that exactly and it messed with my head as well but you know what? I'm a teacher these days and I allow students to be curious and ask me questions. Their curiosity is beautiful, especially with little children. You are incredibly valid for wanting to learn things!
I had to deal with this. I do have ADHD so I struggled a lot in school. Almost all of my teachers were understanding. Except two of them. One was a free period teacher that I don’t want to talk about. The other teacher was my computer science teacher. He never helped me as much and would always focus on the other kids. Near the beginning of my last school year i asked for help from him for one program that I was struggling with. He did the bare minimum that helped me then said “I won’t be helping you anymore you need to figure this out on your own”. I failed that class but figured out that I’m really good with robotics.
@@shadowking278 I learned a lot after all that crap I dealt with. I'm good at art and caring for others. I want to become an art therapist but I need to go back to... school.. 😱
I hope you make it or have already made it in your pursuit in robotics. Just don't be the reason robots take over the world lol
@ Ruby Hearts. I wouldn’t be able to. We were learning robotics around the end of the school year. And after he basically said “you’re not worth my time. Figure it out on your own.” I struggled with coding. He was so condescending. I actually remember waking up in the middle of the night because of a panic attack. I also remember at one point I had disassociated and came back with a knife in my hand with the blade near my wrist. I didn’t cut. Thank goodness. But after that I just felt so drained that I didn’t try anymore. It was the only class I ever failed completely.
@@shadowking278 No. YOU did not fail. It's that teacher that failed at teaching. He failed to grow ALL of his student's minds and that's sad to hear that it affected you so deeply. I'm going to tell you right now that you are not a failure. You just had a rotten teacher. I wish you never experienced something so detrimental to your mental health. I don't know if this mean anything coming from a stranger off the internet, but it's not too late. Forget that teacher and believe in yourself. If you truly want to pursue robotics, go find a better teacher. Or try looking it up yourself and study on your own terms. However, if robotics is no longer your thing, find your new calling. Ask yourself "Where do I feel comfortable? What makes me tick? And how can I make that my life's dream?" I know you'll success. I bet on that!
Since starting from last year, I’ve always had a teacher who’d always choose the “good” students and never the others. She says that we never participate though we want to and show that we do. This teacher always asks us, “What is wrong with you?!”. It is just when we make a very small mistake we never noticed. I feel like speaking up, but I have no confidence nor bravery. It just feels like I would be wrong for speaking for myself and everyone would just deny. I always wonder why, why I feel so anxious just like this. I hope that everyone else has atleast spoken up, unlike me. I wish the best if you have not, and please don’t be scared. I support any of you here. ❤️
Exactly I hate when teachers decide you're a good or a bad student based on marks
Here are the signs:
1. They are judgemental 0:48
2. They are unavailable 1:36
3. They grade slowly 2:10
4. They play favorites 2:42
5. Your class underperforms 3:17
6. They oversimplify 4:00
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Who else randomly found Psych2Go one day and has been watching ever since?
me
What do you think of our videos? :)
Me
@@Psych2go they are awesome
@@Psych2go they are so amazing and helpful!
*Warning: Long comment (story) incoming*
When I was quite young, I had a teacher. Let's just say they had favourites, and I was certainly not one of them. Whenever people had their hands up, they would go through everyone and then once they got to me they just carried on with the lesson like I didn't have my hand up. Clearing stuff up, to this day I am still 99% sure I never did anything to them.
Sadly, I had them for a second year. At the beginning they put all my friends toghether, and me on the opposite side of the room. I asked to move multiple times and they just said "I'll think about it." I was very happy less than half way through the year when they said they were going move some students around, and I was one of them.
Yeah, so they didn't move me to a better place. This teacher was well aware I was being bullied (along with my 2 closests friends). They put my 2 closests friends on the other side of the room, and moved the bully next to me.
Thanks.
Luckily during the first week they had a 'tantrum' and moved next to their friend. However they moved one of the other bullies next to me. One of my other friends was sitting at the back with a spare seat next to them, so after being bullied for a couple months we decided to try and move me next to her. For the next 3 months every other lesson we would ask her at the end, and at the beginning of the last week she moved me.
Like I said, I was quite young and being put next to bullies and being ignored, while my other friends got to sit toghether, from doing nothing really hurt me and sometimes I'm scared to talk to teachers today just incase I say something 'wrong' without realising. It's never happened apart from that year, and even then my other teachers were fine with me, so I'm pretty sure it was the teacher not me.
I have this gym teacher I hate, he shows up late to class, goes on his phone all the time, and expects us to be Olympic athletes
I had a teacher who scolded us for asking questions, insisting that we didn't pay attention and told us to ask our friends instead.
That's my "teacher"-
@@mrxiske Then she scolded us for talking. 🤦🏻♀️🤷🏻♀️
@@clareang WOAH! SAME-
I used to have a teacher back then whom I didn't like,even a bit.Just because I was shy and quietest kid in class,he didn't pay much attention to me! My teacher had his favorites student with whom he would always be so friendly,kind and funny.While I,even tho I'm shy,whenever I took my courage to answer a question which he asks,he would simply humiliate me by saying I have said the worst answer possible and I don't study at all even tho I don't find any problem with my answer.I was so tired of these things everyday in my class and I was nearly at depression.Its hurtfull to see all you classmates getting an amazing behaviour from teacher while you only get hate, humiliation and get ignored....
Me in among us: puts on plant hat and is white
NAME: *PSYCH2GO*
Interesting
lol
makes sense
@@Finalizor yes
Why didn't I think of that?
last year i couldn’t focus on anything and i was constantly sad and anxious over everything we had a math test and i decided to study for once, i got a full grade and the teacher accused me of cheating and failed me lol :(
That’s terrible!
I don't know how to comfort you but I am proud of you because you already work hard for your math test
School is useless...if you pass the grade with bad grades it doesn't mean anything
horrible.
My first teacher was amazing. She was kind, actually helped us, didn’t rush through lessons, wasn’t monotone. She was strict but rarely got angry.
I should like to add one:
Your teacher is an ideologue.
Your teacher teaches the subject but if you vary from the prevailing view, procedure, theory, etc., te attacks you. You may have another perspective, a better explanation of the phenomenon, or a better solution to the problem at hand (or just a different one). But if the teacher attacks you without explaining what’s wrong with your idea, te is an ideologue. Conformity to the prevailing way is paramount to that teacher.
How that harms you is that it discourages free inquiry and thought. If you adopt the teacher’s ideology, you won’t be able to think for yourself when the situation arises and the new circumstances demonstrate the old way doesn’t apply to the new circumstances.
yes i agree so much with this. i already struggle so much with even basic math, i dont know i only know how to do plus minus and kinda do some times stuff. i didnt know how to say like different time stuff like quarter past 2 before i was literally 14 years old. i literally almost only know 4th grade math because the teachers i had was so bad and my 5-7th grade teacher didnt help at all. she put me on the front row and said that would work, when it didnt it just made me feel nervous so it definetly didnt help. and usually on tests i think of ideas on how to solve stuff inside my head but i suck at writing how i find the answer down so i usually just write the way i thought i did it down. but no its wrong. because according to the teachers the way i do stuff is wrong even though i still write down how i found the answer. yes its not as complicated as it could be but i havent almost learned any math since fucking 4th grade or something?? isnt writing the way i found the answer good enough when i already suck at math?? AND i also have adhd so its even worse for me to remember stuff AND my brain work differently than normal people and they still expect me to think the same way. its just extremly dumb and closeminded of them.
I was physically and mentally abused by teachers in the past, and it got so bad that I was afraid to even step foot inside of any school at all. I’d get chronic nightmares and my anxiety kept on getting worse and worse.
They did things like put me in a “quiet room” for misbehaving which was pretty much just a prison without anything to help us “calm down” but we weren’t allowed to leave until we “calmed down”. I’d get in trouble for crying when something was really difficult or stressing me out. There were also times that the teachers were hurting me so I had no choice but to attack them but in the end I was the one who got in trouble despite the teachers being the one who caused it. If someone is hurting you, isn’t it natural for you to try and get out of that situation? There were times that the teachers would never leave me alone and I couldn’t even go to the bathroom without being followed and there were times I wasn’t even allowed to go to the bathroom until I was “calm”, but how am I supposed to be “calm” if I feel like I could pee at any moment? Then I’d get in trouble for peeing on the floor, but that was caused by the teachers not helping me.
There were also times that they invaded my personal space to take things from me. I was just playing with a toy I had brought in but they ran right towards me and ripped it from my hands even though I wasn’t doing anything wrong. I was reading a book and it was about time to do something else, but I wanted to finish my page, but apparently I didn’t ask nicely enough to continue reading so they decided to rip the book from my hands without prior warning, the worst part is this was a book that I owned and had brought in myself and it was possible that they could have ruined a book that I had just gotten recently.
All of these traumatic events were caused just because I had autism and I was forced into autism programs. So many people with autism are physically and mentally abused, yet their real problems are treated as a punchline and there’s so many insensitive autism memes out there which just make problems worse. Things NEED to change so that what happened to me doesn’t happen to anyone else. I’m actually in tears as I’m writing this. So many people have gotten mad at me for saying “autism lives matter” stuff, yet they don’t understand the fact that they’ve been physically and mentally abused in so many ways.
Please, this stuff needs to stop. Nobody should deal with this stuff at all.
SMH
Man, that sounds TOXIC. So sorry you had to go through that.
Same
I have autism and bad teachers
Angry Crow is ableist
I have this teacher who last year in November called me a bloody baby in front of the whole class for crying. The reason why I cried is bc my teacher screamed at me in front of the whole canteen only because I said ‘I feel tired’ and the other teachers were bullying me and saying I was faking it so I stood up for myself and said that I’m being honest. Then the teachers started yelling at me and I still to this day feel emotionally scared and embarrassed. That teacher of mine is a coward and I’ve never experienced such disrespect in my whole life.
I have discussed that with my friends and got to a point, where if you have to send homework everyday, your students have to spend days studying out of school without having time for themselves for them to learn anything, you are not doing your job. A teacher's function is to teach, not to just say information and expect your students to get there. That's the biggest flaw on the school system, you say we have a lot of free time, but we don't, because we have to do your work ourselves and spend those said hours learning alone because you couldn't do it.
As someone who wants to be a teacher, this video was really helpful, thank you.
I'm an educator, and this was pretty eye opening. I always try and be aware to make sure I'm not playing favorites, and to make sure I'm respecting my students and their time, but I admittedly fall into the pit of having trouble explaining things, and the whole class suffering for it. I try to be transparent about it and make sure they know it's okay for them to tell me if what I said doesn't make any sense, but it's one of those things I'm super self conscious about. Like everything else, there's always something to work on and improve in teaching! I don't want to stagnate.
Thanks for that, in my school I just like 2 teachers out of all. We need more teachers like you.
That’s a really good thing to be encouraging! I have a super good math teacher and I don’t know if you would care but I have two ideas that might help you:
•You could start making a little box or online form where students can anonymously write suggestions about class/ their thoughts.
•This is more to help students feel comfortable but you should start encouraging mistakes (assuming you don’t already), this means like literally saying “did anybody make any interesting mistakes” and to encourage your students to share their mistakes so they don’t feel embarrassed in the future.
This is all coming from a student so I literally have no clue if this is of any help!
I wish you were my teacher. I had two *Really* bad ones in high school.
The first one was a free period teacher that was extremely condescending and basically made me feel stupid. I’m cutting that off now because if I go any further I will spiral. The other one was a computer science teacher. He…Was not pleasant. I have ADHD. And I know that is not an excuse for what I’m going to say next but. I forgot I had his class. Mainly because we were doing online learning. After we started in school learning. He basically made his class a living nightmare for me. He treated all the other kids with respect and praised them for doing good. And would be condescending to me. I struggled so much in his class. I ask him for help and he’d do it in a way that made me feel guilty and stupid. At one point I asked him for help and then winced when he looked at me. He helped me. Then said he wouldn’t help me anymore. I had to stop myself from breaking down until I got home. To which I just went to bed. I woke up because of a panic attack. I still had a month of school left. I failed his class. Not even getting my diploma made me feel better. I had to fake a smile to get through the pictures.
…I’m sorry for the rant. After a couple years of Covid. I think I might need therapy.
As a teacher, grading things late is also a sign of being overwhelmed. I guess being bad at time management is also being a bad teacher. Which I sure do feel like as some times. But, what should a teacher with anxiety problems do? Is there a room for a person with mental problems in the school as a teacher?
I’m no expert, but perhaps explain to your class that it may take a little longer to grade simply because of your anxiety? I have anxiety myself so I get what having it is like (I’m not a teacher though)
Hope that helps, have a nice day 😃
When you have 125 students and school demands lots of work and lacks to support new teachers . Grading will be slower.
This video is pretty one-sided, and even though it says 'signs' in the title, it doesn't try to explain any possible overgeneralization, only attributing one weakness to a bad teacher. It's not even bad teaching, but a bad teacher.
In my class, we like it when teachers end early because we know our capacity, and these teachers that we like, understand that the school practice here is getting us overworked and overwhelmed. Some of them teach effectively that we could learn without having to waste many hours sitting in the classroom until we're exhausted.
When your art teacher uses you as an example how not to draw a straight line and you just sit there like "nice to know you forgot i told you i have tremors, which i told you before class.... 20 minutes ago"
There are some teachers who simply lack motivation. They spend the minimum amount of time necessary to do their job never arriving early or staying late. They do not challenge their students, are often behind on grading, show videos often, and give “free” days on a regular basis
As a teacher, I don’t think having a work-life balance means you lack motivation. Teachers work long hours outside of class time and it can be a heavy struggle to strike a balance between what needs to be done and within what time constraints. As a teacher who has worked myself to the bone in previous jobs with little support, I don’t think we should shame teachers for not putting in enough time, because I can tell you, the things that need to be done are endless but we still need to prioritise so we have a life. However, teachers should strive to inspire and care for all their students, expose them to challenges and ignite their passion for learning. It makes me incredibly sad to read the comments of people who have had poor experiences with their teachers when so many other teachers give so much of their time, energy and money into caring for their students. Clearly there are not enough of them yet.
There are bad teachers, but there's a reason for them to be so common. Their salaries are often low, the schools don't give them support, society don't value them, their families may not support them for having a "bad" job. It's all screwed in a vicious cycle.
@@eliza.the.earthling That's how I feel with my math professor as of late. I respect her as any teacher, but unfortunately how she teaches statistics is ineffective. Now first off most of my students go through Zoom, at around the current pandemic, I knew that when the schools closed learning things online would be impactful. My opinion is subjective, but sadly she never seems to challenge me, nor any other students at least not that I am aware of. All she does through the sessions is talk throughout the lecture, but with no way for students to interact or practice the methods. Think of it this way, the teacher lectures with her lessons from the notebook online, but never seems to find a way to get students involved other than asking if anyone has questions. Secondly during the lecture I don't know if she has found a way of encouraging students to maintain focus during the lesson. Because through the lecture she never seemed to find a way to inspire us to work, not even find a way to enjoy learning her class once, which sadly made me miserable and I can't say the same for the other students but maybe it is relatable. Lastly even after the lecture it feels like I have to be back at square one in starting the lesson all over again through videos but it's tricky when caused from many factors, whether your room is the only place to work, the distractions around your room, or caused by others unintentionally, lacking space to have a desk, etc. I never thought I'd be willing to fail a class. It's why I try the online counseling for choosing my classes wisely with informed decisions. But I never caught on my math professor's teaching methods until it was too late.
My teacher always calls on me, and I keep quiet when I don’t know the answer because if I say I don’t know the answer literally EVERY SINGLE LAST STUDENT WILL SAY “That was so easy.” Like, well sorry I don’t know everything, da fuh. Anyways, I always have this kind of teacher in every grade and puts me on the spot and I feel like I’m in the center of a circus, so then she asks another student what the answer was and little miss know it all had the urge to ask me again, and obviously I would know since I have ears. I don’t know why teachers hate on me.
And to any teacher reading this.. don’t expect your students to know EVERYTHING, I mean obviously they don’t it’s why you TEACH them, and please stop calling your students out on NOT KNOWING the answer. Just apologize that you didn’t mean to hurt their feelings. Like come on were human too. No need to be aggressive.
Thanks, Love ❤️ and if you don’t do these things, you’re an amazing person!!
I had a teacher that would write out all the students names with their grades in order of highest grades to lowest on the white board for the entire class to see. This led to bullying of the struggling students. The teacher did very little to stop the bullying.
Sharing students grades is a violation of educational law. (FERPA laws)
@@jamiegriggs9398 When were these laws implemented?
@@GrimLotus1974
Anyone who has or had a bad teacher raises their hands and say *aye*
(And hit a like)
I'll go first :
Aye
Aye
Aye! 🙋
AYE 😔🙋
AYE!!!
Aye!
One of my worst teachers told me that I’m “a stupid idiot that would never do something useful with my life”. I was 10 and I only asked her to simplify the assignment because I didn’t really understood what to do...
I have a teacher who last year I asked her how could I improve my grades and she literally said in my face that there were things that I couldn't do because that's in my own DNA and there was no way I coul have a better grade
Broo-
Duh, I have bad teachers since kindergarten, I'm used to it:-D
Do you have one good teacher you remember? :)
So am I. Although, I can still one or two being extremely good. But that was not the norm.
@@Psych2go About thirty years ago, there was a public service ad campaign about the "one teacher who made a difference" in somebody's life. There was one teacher in my experience who stands out like that, but she was more negative than positive. As for what she taught, she was a cut above the other teachers in my school--but now that I've taught the same subject myself, I see a lot of problems with both her approach and her knowledge of the subject in general. As for her demeanor in regard to her students, she was absolutely awful. She played favorites. She was very demeaning and abusive to those who weren't her favorites. (Guess which camp I fell into.) I eventually got a Master's in this subject, all the while saying to myself, "I'll show that b**ch!"
I had a math quiz like a year ago in 9th grade right? Well, I didnt study the night before that and I was sick and didn't go to school so I didn't know or have any idea that it even existed..when I came back the day of the test, she handed them out and I was really nervous. There was about 32 questions about multiplying dividing, fractions, geometry and algebra. I was like "okay this should be simple? I learned some of these." So as I was done with my test I handed it to my teacher and she literally ignored me when she SAW me walking up to her so I had to talk a bit louder saying "Hello? I'm finished!!." She looked up at me from her computer and says "don't yell at me." And grabbed my test from me really quickly and almost tore half of it. She looked through it and told me to "go back to your seat and just sIt tHeRE" (the other students got to move on to the next thing or be on their phones while I didnt) I was fine with that since I didn't feel good and I was like okay, better for me LMAO. soo everyone is done and she calls me to her table where she talks with the students ya know helping them prepare, group works etc etc. She calls me to her table and says "redo this whole test, UNACCEPTABLE VICTORIA" and I was like "what did I do" she literally gets in my face yelling at me saying "dO iT oR iLL MakE yOU" I was so embarrassed that I had to excuse myself to literally go CRY. It was 10:55 and it was the time for our next class. She took the paper from me hard and said "You guys im so proud of yall! Only ONE person failed the test. Yall where amazing!! Unlike someone." I was walking with my best friends and they're like "I'm sorry about her" and everyone at lunch just stared at me but my friends.
Once had to make up a listening test since I wasn’t there for the test for a reason I’ll explain later. Me and this one other girl had to do this test and the teacher told us we had to come in during break to take it. Show we show up at break, and the teacher doesn’t come out until after break where she says to come back at lunch since she was busy. So we’re a little annoyed at this, but we give her another chance since she has the IB students to worry about.Couple lessons later it’s lunch time, so we wait outside her class door to take the test. She isn’t showing up AGAIN and since we didn’t eat before we were starving, so we quickly run down to the cafeteria and eat lunch in like ten minutes. So we run back up, fearful we’ll miss her, and we wait by the door. She once again doesn’t show up until class is about to start and says that she was once again really busy and that we wouldn’t be able to take the test. She asks us if we are sure we want to take the test. For some context, the next lesson we were there for they were still grading the listening test, so me and this girl got the opportunity to get 1 page done. Even if we got full marks on that one page (which we both didn’t), we would only have had a quarter of the answers “correct”. She tells us she’ll try to average out our grade based on schoolwork, and that we should try to be in school the next time we have a test. I honestly was in a state of shock, because it wasn’t something I could help with. The reason I was out of school? I was attending my dad’s funeral. Yeah. Looking back on it I wish I said something along the lines of “Sorry, I’ll make sure that I miss my dad’s funeral the next time I have a test.” Would have really made her regret that decision to say that. Obviously that was a pretty slim chance of that being my reason for absence, but still any wedding or funeral would still be a hard hit.
I guess the lesson here folks is to not assume someone’s absence, they might be attending their dad’s funeral.
This is every school teachers ever
well not all teachers but mostly yes :)
I disagree
that's okay if you disagree
Almost every high school teacher especially the playing favorites part
That's so sad :(
Ok so for my school we have online classes from 8:30 am to 12 pm, and we have different schedules everyday. Monday is first second and third period, Tuesday is 4th 5th 7th, and on my 5th period I have English class, and the teacher for my class is extremely kind, (to everyone with A’s) She makes me disgusted because each day she has to lecture us about how bad the students getting b’s and below are. For example, in the middle of class we are writing in our notebooks, she suddenly pauses and calls out somebody in front of the whole class, and asks “why’d you fail the test? You were supposed to study,” which is annoying because she doesn’t know how humiliating the student feels. She does this and discourages us, and I even left the zoom meeting in the middle of class once because of how irritated I was.
i have so many teachers like that, it makes me feel so bad and even if i have a good grade in that class its messed up, my study hall teacher will literally name off how many missing assignments the students have just to humiliate them
Much like this series, this list is an oversimplification. Like leadership styles, there a vast number of teaching styles that prepare students for the different types of people they will meet in life. Furthermore, perception is often confused with reality. That perceived favored student might just be a student that needs more help. That lackadaisical grading policy could be an adaptation to dealing with varying demands placed on students. Like life, many things are relative, but all are ultimately teachable moments,
So true. A lot of teenagers are ina very delicate stage of their life and are constantly falling into victim mentality. Do a lot of teacher suck, sure but students, especially teenagers are hard to "please". A lot are very entitled and forget the teacher is not there to please or entertain. There are always two sides. I don't believe this video was helpful at all. If anything, it pushes a narratives that school and teachera are bad. Teenagers already tyoiclaly hate school. How about ww give them help to cope instead. Much more productive
@@Kaybye555 thank you for this. I'm a teacher in a small private school and my classes are from 4pm to 9pm. Most of my students are great but there are some classes where I get literally nothing out of them. I ask comprehension questions and they answer "I don't know". I work my tail off trying to educate and entertain them, and they don't contribute. Education is a two-way street; there's only so much a teacher can do.
@@kendallstark4302 If you don't mind me chiming in, make it to where they cannot opt out of answering questions. Grade them on discussions and participation. Because the ones doing the talking are the ones learning. It's their responsibility too.
@@TijaunaK I appreciate your idea, really. Unfortunately my school is private, and there have been instances where the parents thought I was too harsh on their kids for being strict about participation. They ended up taking them out of the school, which translated to less money. My boss has also said that I'm frequently too honest about it on the students' reports, so I'm basically limited to saying that the kids need to speak up "a bit more". I don't think people appreciate honesty in general, and much less so when there's money involved. Again, thank you for your input.
@@TijaunaK Another thing I should point out is that my school doesn't function like a typical one. We teach English and the goal is usually to get students to reach CEFR levels of A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2, at a qualified examination center. They don't pass/fail at our school; we simply help them reach their language goals. I hope this all made sense.
A bad teacher is intolerant of creativity and looking at things in a different way.
My French teacher would belittle and call people out in the middle of class when confronting us about something. She thought she had it all figured out. Once I was called out for sending an email when I was supposed to be studying during class, meanwhile there were others who were literally playing video games and watching YT. She rushed through class and read the class material, not bothering to explain in detail. She would come late and criticized some of my classmates’ fashion decisions.
But then again it’s because of bad teachers like her that now I want to be a teacher.
I had a teacher last year, that always showed us our class average grade, it was always a low grade. She used to say "Maybe if you guys studied harder you should have passed"
And 2 years ago I had another teacher who favored me more than other students, she used to give me candy and help me with other things
The second teacher is also bad.
The second one is also bad
The second one is good from your perspective but still bad from the other students' point of view.
That was my history teacher in elementary school but she doesn't give you sweet food but not a problem for me
"Deciplining" is pretty big in my country.... Teachers are encouraged (by norm and convention) to have a "scary" persona.... Punishments are often physical beatings ...... And then they ask "anyone wants to ask questions?".... As if they've made themselves approachable
Don’t forget the types of teachers who are not patient with special needs kids. They would sometimes threaten you or just pick on you from time to time. Trust me, I’ve been in these types of situations. Back when I was in the 4th grade(I think),my teacher threatened me by saying “Imma rip your arm off!” Because I would’ve had something out, and she would take it and I wouldn’t let go of it until she said it, and I was scared. Thank god she never did literally break my arm. I’ve had a few other bad and/or mean teachers in my life, and this is one them
When I was in junior high I had a math teacher whom I appreciate to this day. Being in a class full of hyperactive kids (I was one of the exceptions), he was the only teacher in the school who could actually control them because he was very strict and aggressive in the beginning. Not in a violent way of course. But the students knew not to mess with him. Despite being harsh at first I have nothing but respect and appreciation for him to this day. Mainly because to me he embodied what a teacher really should be. Every once in a while he would briefly stray off topic and share with us a lesson for life. And I think that's incredibly important and more valuable than most people can imagine. Despite being miserable at that school and moving to a different one after two years I think he was one of the best if not the best teacher I ever had. I was lucky to have him, especially in that time in my life
I remember one time in first grade my own teacher smacked me with a ruler. I never went to that school again.
It’s Baldi In Disguise!
Looking back, a lot of my teachers yelled at us or went on rants about how awful we were, or how awful American students are in general, and how much better students are in China, and how dumb teenagers are, etc. I still remember the first time a teacher ever flew off the handle. The class was being a bit rowdy, so she yelled at the top of her lungs at all of us, even the select few who were being good, while slamming the paddle on the desk (It was 1999/2000). We were preschoolers, four to five years old.
I had a bad geometry teacher my senior year, she was good at teaching subjects but failed to take into consideration the people who are slower than others, sometimes she’d get annoyed if we asked a “dumb” question,her turn in rules were weird too, instead of just saying “turn ur hw in by the end of class” she said “turn it in by the time I get to my desk to teach or u will get 5 points off” this was really frustrating cause I would forget to turn it in before she got there and by the time I did it was already “too late” she also wouldn’t answer anyone’s questions on work unless they asked their classmates, which made people avoid asking altogether, she would even single people out if she assumed they were cheating, this made people avoid doing way too good cause of the fear of her thinking we’re all cheating, which would mean making good grades on homework but not tests, buttt... the tests were never on the same stuff we learned and more than half my class was failing and she manipulated us into thinking it was our fault when we were all trying as hard as we could, it literally took my mom telling her that I struggle with add and anxiety that she actually boosted my grade and tried to help me pass, I passed with a 60
I had a bad singing teacher once. At the beginning, she encouraged me, after a few months when I struggled with my monthly payment, she became money minded, and started to pay less attention to my progress. I handed my music theory homework, she didn't even bothered to check and comment. She belittled and undermined my talent. Worst of all, after 9 months, she had the nerve to tell me that I don't have the voice. What? I was astonished and shocked with what she just said, not to mention her behavior and attitude towards me. Why didn't she tell me that within the first two months? The voice? What does she mean by the voice? Every singer is different and has their own sound unique. She even threatened to disown me as a student, just because I paid my monthly fees a little late. That was back in 1993.
Then, couple of years back, I bumped into her at my music exam HQ office, and she didn't recognize me. Good. She looked hideous than the last timeI remembered seeing her. I stood there with pride, with my head held high. Now, I am a vocal coach myself as well as a performer. I told the staff at the office what happened, and they were shocked to hear my story. I said, if I don't have the singing voice, what the bloody hell am I doing in front of my country's king or in front of the British Deputy High Commissioner or the VVIPs, the ministers, dignitaries, ambassadors, royal families?? Is that not singing?
A teacher is someone you trust to guide you, and believe in your talent. But when I experienced that years ago, I felt very betrayed and have such distrust towards some teachers. Took me awhile to gain their trust.
I also found out, she had a terrible reputation, some music centers won't hire her.
I'm happy where I am now.
I never discourage and break the spirit of my students. Instead, I inspire them to do better. Even when they do better than me, Great.
There aren't any bad students out there, only bad teachers
This video gave me some things to think about. I definitely need to be careful to treat all of my students with the same level of interest, even though some of them are difficult to get to know because they are so introverted.