Queen Bee I’m sorry :( as teacher I can help if you need anything don’t think I’ll be a big help since I’m an infant teacher who works at a daycare but I can try to help
Queen Bee My whole time of being in high school/ elementary not once did my teachers get annoyed at students for asking questions. In my experience the teachers did a great job the students where the ones who didn’t ask questions which led them to fail the assignments
@Deborah Shaw Then they just hate you even more for tattling. And if you then say switch to a different class, in high school often there’s only one teacher teaching a specific class.
I've always taught with the method that if I can tell you're paying attention and have a grasp on it, I won't call on you unless you raise your hand. I never wanted to raise my hand either.
I really think it depends on how they engage the student. Being deliberately put on the spot would make anyone feel defensive. But if their tone is less confrontational and more genuinely inquisitive, it can draw people out more that need to participate.
Gabriel :/ In my district you normally get average teachers who do their job and let you ask questions, but they don’t have a lot of personality or enthusiasm. This year I have chill teachers who are enthusiastic
Instead of calling on students to in engage them go over while everyone is doing work and ask if they have any questions. If they didn’t put their hand up it’s probably for a reason and when you call on them it usually makes them anxious and embarrassed
Ok, but your grade is also based on active participation. If you just do one thing you are golden doesn't have to be all the time but there still needs to be participation. In college (community) that become way more apparent and can really impact your grade.
“It would be really boring if only two students answered questions.” Ya but ur calling on people who might feel like the world is ending when everyone is watching them
I really don’t get how people are like this imo, Everyone is just people and from being the complete opposite from u, I can tell u that there’s nothing to worry about, no one is judging from answering a question lmao
Ya like the thing is we might be completely engaged and listening, we just don’t want to answer it! Like half the time when a teacher calls on me I know the answer but I get to much anxiety and freeze up and embrace myself! 😱😂😂😂
I hate when a teacher tells me to answer a question when I didn't even raise my hand. It's not like I don't know the answer, I just get really nervous and shut down
O-oh are you calling on me? Well um... *flipping through notes furiously* I got uhhh... C. W-wait, your asking HOW I got it, ohhh okay... um... well I had to divide y by 27...
I don’t like when teachers only call on kids who don’t have their hands raised, or only call on those six kids who do. It has to be a balance. Sometimes I’ve been in cold-call-only classes where I would only get called on when the teacher and I BOTH KNEW THAT I WAS STUCK.
I had a teacher call out on me to translate the Spanish sentence to English. I wasn’t ready for it and couldn’t even say the most basic things. My anxiety shot through the ceiling. I’m still really embarrassed and feel frustrated at myself for it
Sometimes a teacher starts off the year super nice, then everybody takes advantage of that and goes crazy so then the teacher loses it at some point and gets meaner. And sometimes you start off the year thinking a teacher is really strict and cold but then you gradually find out little bits of trivia about them as the year goes on, that they're really into fandoms you don't expect a teacher to be into, or that they do something really cool in their spare time and by the end of the school year ur like wow Mr. or Ms. so-and-so is not what I assumed AT ALL.
Being a teacher is hard because you are dealing with people who arent on your level. You have to be patient and kind.even when they are disrespecting you. Teachers arent there to be your friend their job is to instruct. On top of this they get people who have No manners or foundation of trust. How can you teach someone who is not willing to learn. Or misbehaves. It takes a toll.
So true!! My math teacher last year was so strict in the begining of the year but after realizing my friends and i were good students started to relax around us. Found out she immigrated from germany when she was a teen, she loves tacos and goes to kick-boxing classes with 2 other teachers once a week.
K Yu When I was working in education I had a teacher tell me “don’t smile til Christmas.” He’s probably the latter type of teacher that you’re describing. At first I thought that was silly, but now I can get behind the message.
I am a new teacher, and the first advice given to me was be strict first, and be friendly later. Because if we started off friendly, students will thought hey we're friends and totally ignore the fact that we're still their teachers. It will be difficult for us to carry out the lessons since the students aren't taking us seriously. Vice versa, students will appreciate teacher's friendliness later the year if the teacher was super strict from the beginning. Sadly my first year I took the wrong a move and I was the friendly teacher, and hell yeah I struggled A LOT from being friendly. I understand the advice given later that year, but it's too late because no one thought me as a teacher anymore. It was fun being friends with students however it's a bad thing in the classroom.
These teachers don’t seem to understand the embarrassment behind calling on random students. I’m not good at math, so trying to stumble through a question I don’t understand with 30 eyes is making me panic, not focus on the lesson.
Well, if they don't call you out, how will you learn? You're not raising your hand = you know what's going on, so the teacher can move to something else.
@@byehai Yes, I agree. I used to feel that people will judge me, but then I realized: I never care if people don't get the right answer...why would others? In short, the students don't care.
@@sadisticlover6327 then what if you don't know it? You have to raise when you know it - if you never raise hand, it basically means you don't know it and then the teacher can embarrass you
Actually, when you don't raise your hand for a while and you don't ask them doubts, they want to make sure that understand so they ask you. If you just say you don't understand then she will probably explain it to you. I stopped answering questions in my French class last year and my teacher called on me and when I answered correctly she was like, so you understand right?. They want you make sure you understand
The calling on students thing has the most stupidest answer ever. "Engaging" wtf? If they were engaged they would have their hand up. All that does to them is make them nervous and embarrassed and inadequate if they get an answer wrong.
Four of my friends are teachers from grades 1-5. They've all said it was because they were inspired by certain teachers growing up. Hope all of you teachers out there realize how much of a potentially profound impact you have on your students. Good AND bad.
Preschool teachers are teachers too! They often have the same level of training and face just as many challenges as other teachers, just usually with greater exposure to bodily fluids 😬
The one about asking questions to people who don’t look willing... that really needs to stop. I’ve literally been in the middle of an obvious panic attack before and a teacher kept asking me questions to get my mind off it, but that doesn’t help at all. In fact, that was one of the reasons for it in the first place. If it’s obvious someone doesn’t know something and you are making them uncomfortable, that’s when you need to question whether you are making the right approach or not.
Teachers please don’t call on people without their hand up... I MAY NOT know the answer and trust me... I’ve been teased because I got called on and didn’t have my hand up.... or if I didn’t know the answer the teacher would sit and explain why I was wrong when the rest of the class just wants to move on... now IM the jerk and I’m “SLOW” don’t call on kids without their hands up please
As a math teacher, it's never just one person. Maybe just one brave person. Feeling sometimes lie and say 'I'm holding everyone up.' But, if I stop to make sure everyone gets out, you'll probably see it again. I call on people without their hands up, but I also explain at the beginning of the school year that will be the culture of the class.
@@smilesnluvd6526 y'all the reason I have anxiety and I'm an Robotics major now. I knew those answers and if I noticed no one had their hand up I would answer if not there were plenty of people with their hands up I wouldn't raise my hand because they don't need me to answer every question. Is that so bad to understand that even if I was not the person who didn't know the answer it still caused me major anxiety because I just didn't like speaking publicly to children (I've always called people my age children when I was younger I'm weird I guess). Speaking to other adults is a whole different ball game and that was something my younger self could do(I was speaking to many higher-level people in highschool and even did speeches to them). I was not a normal student and so I can't even imagine the anxiety of the everyday student considering that mine made me never want to go back to school for my university. I did and I still don't like speaking with crowds of young adults (Little children are different but I still don't like it there is a reason I will never be a teacher and I love children)
Agreeing with the commenters saying that calling on kids who don't have their hands up does NOT work. If no one has their hand up, okay yeah maybe pick someone at random, but PLEASE find better ways to "engage" your class than picking on students who are probably anxious, might be sick that day and not wanting to talk, tired, or just don't know the answer. It's not funny or helpful. (And honestly, any teacher that actually does something "because it's mean" needs to rethink their line of work.)
I had a teacher who hated me and I failed her class. She would always call on me when I didn't have my hand up, even when I let her know before class started that I had laryngitis and couldn't talk, which would have been fine because we were watching a movie that day, but then she called on me to answer a question during the movie, and I was like, "Woman, you know I can't talk, I told you this already." And needless to say I got sent to office for disciplinary action for "not answering the teacher when asked a question." The best part was the following year I found out the principal had her fired. It was going to be a good year.
I wish they would actually take a survey cause from personal experience and what I've gotten from reading the comments it seems like it really just made people less likely to engage (and even gave bullies some ammo in some peoples cases which yikes).
If I don’t raise my hand I don’t want to talk please don’t call on me even if I don’t participate a lot. If I do fine in my tests and homework I shouldn’t have to be called on. I don’t like talking much either.
exactly. i do amazing on my tests. the lowest grade i’ve ever got was a C+ & i’ve never been held back. i always have homework done on time. i don’t understand why talking in front of the rest of the class and embarrassing urself will help with life. i can talk fine just not in a classroom.
Too bad, active participation is almost always mandatory for a better grade. And guess what, teachers are also human, and there are some who don't like to talk, but there they are, trying to make a student talk, so they can get a better grade.
@@cendraf, well, sometimes you have to talk about something more than just the newest episode of your favorite TV show, or that one person you have a crush on. That's life for you.
Heaven Tutorials we do it to know how to help you better and build rapport with you! Personally, I share a little with my students, but there is a line that should not be crossed for privacy and legal reasons.
Carissa Y I know and I totally understand that but it’s some question that we as students don’t want to be asked but some teachers still ask and force an answer
the brunette female teacher is the pre school teacher you love the blonde teacher is the substitute that cries the guy with glasses is the teacher you wish not to have and the bald teacher is the teacher you wish to have
fr. i mean i'll listen, take my notes and do my hw and pass my tests. that's what i'm at school for. don't ask more of me by making me speak in front of a group of kids i don't even like lmao
we were on a break ikr? I have a really anti social friend and her hand wasn’t even up when the teacher called on her. She spoke so quietly and I could hear her clearly but the teacher knowing full well she’s uncomfortable and anti social made her walk up to the middle of the classroom and speak out loud. Like, what the hell? Smh. There’s a way to get people engaged and that’s not it.
when a teacher calls on me when my hand isn’t raised my anxiety goes thru the roof fr i need to be heavily medicated to just get thru going to school without having a panic attack
Same here. Sometimes even when i dont know the answer i raise my hand and the teacher raises someone else but sometimes.....i kinda get caught imao but that happens with me all the time. Its so frustrating not knowimg the answer
TheFirstExpert but I thought the girls answered all of the questions the guys were asked, granted I didn’t keep score but it seems like the girls answered more questions than the guys (i could definitely be wrong though)
If I don't raise my hand it's because I don't want to talk so no need to ask anything to me thanks I usually always know the answer, the problem is that I'm too shy lol
But that's part of the point. Oftentimes, you don't want to talk, but need to anyway. It's something they're teaching you to do. Good teachers will do so very carefully and walk you through answering if you need help.
Taagol wish I had a teacher who actually cared I had this one teacher who just wanted to embarrass you like she knew we didn’t know the answer she just wanted to make fun of us 😠
5:18 I told my science teacher that I had depression and if I didn’t hand something in on time that was most likely the reason, I didn’t want to use it as an excuse for bad/late homework but the few times I did hand it in late my teacher would get frustrated but the next day say “I knew I could count on you :)”. Teachers, don’t be so hard on your students if they hand things in late a *couple* times
You basically feel like life doesn't matter, to the point that just breathing is mentally painful; but the feeling is SO intense that you simply cannot imagine it without having been through it. It's the worst thing EVER.
Then what, should they just start re explaining the material immediately if not much hands are up or should the teachers just let the student be not caring about whether the student knows what it being taught or not so the teacher should just not care about that or you have a better solution or sth?
idk from personal experience with the people in my classes and me personally i’ve always found that we like the teachers more if they open up, talk about their lives, let us in a little bit (ya i get some stuff is uncomfortable but still,,,) bc we can kind of relate to them more and feel more comfortable in the classroom !!
The best sort of teacher is the one who's worked at the school for years and all the younger years thing they're cold/scary but you get to know them and they're the sweetest and they really care for their students learning!
Seeing so much comments about how people's teachers are really bad makes me feel really lucky to have our English teacher. He's one of the best humans you'll ever encounter. He's a father and brother figure to all of us!
Like, I don't get the hate. I didnt have great teachers and I certainly had horrible anxiety, I was so shy but having to speak in front of others, do group projects, and participate in class taught me social and professional skills I absolutely use in my adult life. It might be painful in the moment but it helps in the future and slowly helps to bring joy out of your shell.
Me too (that would be my History teacher at the start of every lesson when he asks like 4 or 5 of is question *after* saying the students names catching them off guard) I'm the only one in the class that stutters and goes "um..." at *every* question
My teacher loved talking about her boyfriend. And our windows faced the art room and she's best friends with the art teacher. So everytime when they locked eyes they would make their special "handshake" without shaking hands. Or they did a weird dance. She was my favourite teacher.
as someone who was a quiet student, it’s true they will think of you as a favorite. Respect their job and that’s all it takes to be on a teacher’s good side
I used to raise my hand for questions and get them wrong, so much of that made me not want to raise my hand anymore. Now I get called on all the time, even more than when I raised my hand. Then I get the question wrong, embarrassing.
I would absolutely love a video about "Therapists Answer Anonymous Questions from Clients" The #1 question I always get is whether I'm married!🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
Teaching is such a tough profession. Like your not just 'teaching' that isn't the end of your day. Your emotionally supporting, dealing with parents, dealing with tough kids, admin, planning lessons, marking and more... All for a really crappy wage. Yay
Honestly when I went to a traditional public school it fucked with my anxiety because I would have to be wondering if I was going to get called on, I knew the answers most of the time but I hated teachers that will call on anyone. Once I switched to a semi private school I was so happy, they wouldn’t call on you instead let whoever raised there hand answer and I would actually raise my hand because hi wasn’t being put on spot!!!
I had a 3.6 GPA through high school and took advanced placement classes. It always upset me when a teacher would call on me when I did not raise my hand. I was extremely shy and gave me unnecessary anxiety. I wish I could go back to high school and ask my teachers questions they could not answer in front of their students. You are teachers not psychiatrists.....if a student is passing your class leave them alone.
My high school teachers were so amazing and really helped me survive. I would stay for an hour after school some days to just help make their job easier. I heard a lot of drama and really built such strong relationships.
2:56-2:57 right. When she said “it’s cause we’re mean” I was like yup yup yuppp. Like I can still be listening and not know the answer. Teacher calls on me and I don’t know the answer. Me-Uhhhhhhh ummmm ‘puts head down’ Teacher- we’re waiting. Me-about to cry cause I don’t know the ANSWER. Me- ‘lifts head’ ....... Teacher- this is why you should listen. Me- but I was listening. You just said everything and it sounded like a bunch of numbers to me.
Now that I think about my teachers, ones that I loved and my not so favourite. None of my teachers ever made me feel that they not rooting for me or wanted me to fail. Teachers are amazing ❤️🙏🏼💐
When I was in high school I made it a point to get to know my teachers personally as best as I could. If they saw us everyday and knew almost everything about our lives, why couldn’t I know anything about theirs? Luckily for me this wasn’t too difficult, as a lot of my teachers were very friendly and shared a lot about themselves
I can raise my hand every time and the teacher can choose someone else. If they choose me great, if they don't great as well xD. Don't condone students that always raise their hands, now shouting the answer is disrespectful af
Claudio Albuquerque that actually pisses me off so much cus I usually don’t raise my hand or even ask when I need help. So when I’m doing that it means I’m feeling confident AND U JUST RUINED IT BY PRETENDING U DONT SEE ME FOR 5 MINUTES WHEN I OBVIOUSLY KNOW THE ANSWER
@@sangwoosashes7496 yes, I feel like it's the teachers job to not pick the same person over and over again. And if you don't raise your hand I also feel like they shouldn't put the pressure on you to answer, they can maybe ask for a word at the end of the class on why you are notparticipating more but they never should make a student feel anxiousness or that they will be made fun of in class just because they don't know the answer. (A lot of they in my reply, my vocabulary is not very big, English is not my first language xD)
Claudio Albuquerque how does it work in countries like the Uk/USA with raising your hand? Like in Germany it is like 70% of the grade, does it matter in other countries too?
Why can you make mistakes, like forgetting to grade a test or something, but the minute I lose or forget my homework, you lose it and act like I just runined your life?
Hell yeah! I always knew teachers didn’t like the “Mr/Mrs. Know it all” they prefer smart asses as myself who know a lot yet give them a light amount of trouble from time to time.. not to be mean, but just as a reminder that we’re here too’
You don’t have to call on students to keep them engaged. There’s probably a reason why they’re not raising their hands. Me personally, i have anxiety and when I get called on, I am completely and utterly traumatized. Or I don’t raise my hand because I don’t know the answer and I don’t want to feel embarrassed or incompetent. You can tell from my exams and classwork that I know the material and I’m, as you say, “engaged”.
Ok is nobody gonna bring up how caring and attentive the bald guy was?? When he was talking about his students having problems at home? So sweet and nice!
I had a professor who called on me in class and I didn't know the answer because I wasn't in class the day prior. He later came up to me an apologized for putting me on the spot. Mad respect for him. He was/is such a great instructor and human being.
I’m seeing a pattern of how they group the people to ask the questions... also they teacher that said the little kids as “why are your teeth yellow” was hilarious and true!!! Younger kids and preschoolers are so blunt and unfiltered! 😂
A teacher called on me in middle school when I didn’t have my hand up and embarrassed me in front of the class for not knowing the answer. This continued from other teachers throughout high school and into college. It made me so scared to go back to class that my anxiety became so severe that I had to be homeschooled my senior year of high school. When I finally came into my own in college I raised my hand on my own to read an assignment and it boosted my confidence because everyone loved my writing. Please stop calling on kids who don’t want to be called on. All it does is make them hate that class.
so many of the people in the comment section says "don't call on me when I don't raise my hand, it gives me anxiety etc." but here I am thankful for one of my teachers for that. As a child, I was sooooooo freaking shy and anxious so even if I knew the answer I wouldn't have raised my hand. I hated it when the teacher called my name but now I understand that it made me less shy and more comfortable talking in a crowd. Thanks Mr. Şeref
guy in green shirt:
“i love working with children”
also the guy with the green shirt:
“quiet kids are my favorite, sit down and shut up”
😂😂😂👍
I think he was kinda joking when talking about the quiet kids
In terms of class management I do like the quiet kids. But I love it more when kids show intrest and participate
I don't blame him 😂
Willow Dress well the quiet kids do show interest and participate, just not in the way that people normally think of.
My teachers get pissed off every time we ask questions or for help and then wonder why we fail their assignments.
Queen Bee I’m sorry :( as teacher I can help if you need anything don’t think I’ll be a big help since I’m an infant teacher who works at a daycare but I can try to help
Queen Bee My whole time of being in high school/ elementary not once did my teachers get annoyed at students for asking questions. In my experience the teachers did a great job the students where the ones who didn’t ask questions which led them to fail the assignments
Same here!
@Deborah Shaw Then they just hate you even more for tattling. And if you then say switch to a different class, in high school often there’s only one teacher teaching a specific class.
@@dramaqueen10141 That's very sweet of you to offer her assistance! :D
the man in the green DEFINITELY teaches history
Evelyn Ramsey nah science
And math
Nah, PE 😂
I see him teaching science 😂
No way. Science or math for sure
I feel like keeping kids on there toes makes us not want to answer questions, maybe that’s just me. It just makes me nervous.
I've always taught with the method that if I can tell you're paying attention and have a grasp on it, I won't call on you unless you raise your hand. I never wanted to raise my hand either.
Yeah
I really think it depends on how they engage the student. Being deliberately put on the spot would make anyone feel defensive. But if their tone is less confrontational and more genuinely inquisitive, it can draw people out more that need to participate.
THANK YOU
I hate it. Sometimes I genuinely don’t know the answer
The guy in the green looks like he would be a character in Bob's burgers
Edit: thanks for the likes :) and sorry if I came off as rude
Best comment award 🏆
He is... now
He's looks like Tina's type
I-
Crazy cause I was thinking the same
Teachers are a hit or miss you it’s either really good or bad
-thanks for all the likes :))
Gabriel :/ In my district you normally get average teachers who do their job and let you ask questions, but they don’t have a lot of personality or enthusiasm. This year I have chill teachers who are enthusiastic
Jyro ツ fr I been in school for 2weeks going on 3 weeks
Teachers notice this trend as well.
i GuEsS i NeVeR mIsS hUh
Gabriel :/ same
the dude in green looks like a long lost fine bro
GrayWoIf AHHHH HAHAHA
GrayWoIf ong yes he looks exactly like Benny
LMAO
THOUGHT THE SAME THING LOL
Lmfaooooo
Only question I ask teacher is when we going home
That and "can I eat" " can we go out and eat as part of our education" were my top questions
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@Victoria Adeyemi C, wow you're way too generous.
Lol
Yup
Instead of calling on students to in engage them go over while everyone is doing work and ask if they have any questions. If they didn’t put their hand up it’s probably for a reason and when you call on them it usually makes them anxious and embarrassed
Agree..
Fr
Always will be that ''if you don't put ur hands up ur grades are gonna be low'' teacher
Preach
Ok, but your grade is also based on active participation. If you just do one thing you are golden doesn't have to be all the time but there still needs to be participation. In college (community) that become way more apparent and can really impact your grade.
Are we not going to talk about the fact that both teachers on the left are wearing Dino shirts?
Alyssa Delaney I cannot unsee it now lmao!!!!
Because only cool teachers do that lol.
Alyssa Delaney Only read this and noticed at 4:55-5:01 cannot be unseen for sure
Ship them!
Ship them
Teacher is a person who helps you solve problems you'd never have without them
Oof
You really put this into perspective didn't you lmfao 😂
Abu Huraira 😯
damn. ive never thought of it that way. you really got me thinking. deep stuff dude.
Can I put this on my wall
“It would be really boring if only two students answered questions.” Ya but ur calling on people who might feel like the world is ending when everyone is watching them
Shaylyn Jordan ikr I got so angry when she said that, I used to have panic attacks when i got called on and couldn’t breathe, it’s terrifying.
I mean, to be honest that is kind of the classmate’s problems, they’re just staring at everyone
YES
Shaylyn Jordan right
I really don’t get how people are like this imo, Everyone is just people and from being the complete opposite from u, I can tell u that there’s nothing to worry about, no one is judging from answering a question lmao
keeping them “engaged” no it doesn’t it makes us feel embarrassed bc *if we do not have our hand up we don’t know the answer* so please stop doing it
It's funny because in all my teaching classes we were actually instructed NOT to do that.
Erica Coruzzi ik it just makes me more nervous and more shy. if I got called on without knowing the answer it would make me hate the teacher
Like I didn’t raise my hand for a REASON, so don’t ask me why I don’t know the answer😅😒😅
Ya like the thing is we might be completely engaged and listening, we just don’t want to answer it! Like half the time when a teacher calls on me I know the answer but I get to much anxiety and freeze up and embrace myself! 😱😂😂😂
My teacher knows my class so he know who he can ask and when
I hate when a teacher tells me to answer a question when I didn't even raise my hand.
It's not like I don't know the answer, I just get really nervous and shut down
O-oh are you calling on me? Well um... *flipping through notes furiously* I got uhhh... C. W-wait, your asking HOW I got it, ohhh okay... um... well I had to divide y by 27...
I don’t like when teachers only call on kids who don’t have their hands raised, or only call on those six kids who do. It has to be a balance. Sometimes I’ve been in cold-call-only classes where I would only get called on when the teacher and I BOTH KNEW THAT I WAS STUCK.
I had a teacher call out on me to translate the Spanish sentence to English. I wasn’t ready for it and couldn’t even say the most basic things. My anxiety shot through the ceiling. I’m still really embarrassed and feel frustrated at myself for it
Literally me in every single math class
Yeah i agree i get so nervous whenever a teacher call me or if we gotta do group work ill rather work alone
Its ok I feel like no one really cares or judges you for it. Like we all know how that feels so I wouldn’t stress about it :)
Ycn Twon45 Same. If I have no friends in that class then I would work alone.
Same. Randomly calling + letting us pick our own groups/partners gives me the worst anxiety. Cause I’m a loner lol
The guy in the white shirt seems like such a great teacher
Marisol I know right I bet he’s really popular with everyone
For real! At 3:35 the stuff he said in my opinion just shows that he is good teacher who cares for his students (& their well-being)
Sometimes a teacher starts off the year super nice, then everybody takes advantage of that and goes crazy so then the teacher loses it at some point and gets meaner. And sometimes you start off the year thinking a teacher is really strict and cold but then you gradually find out little bits of trivia about them as the year goes on, that they're really into fandoms you don't expect a teacher to be into, or that they do something really cool in their spare time and by the end of the school year ur like wow Mr. or Ms. so-and-so is not what I assumed AT ALL.
Being a teacher is hard because you are dealing with people who arent on your level. You have to be patient and kind.even when they are disrespecting you. Teachers arent there to be your friend their job is to instruct. On top of this they get people who have
No manners or foundation of trust. How can you teach someone who is not willing to learn. Or misbehaves. It takes a toll.
Ya that happened to my history teacher she was strict then she became nice.
So true!! My math teacher last year was so strict in the begining of the year but after realizing my friends and i were good students started to relax around us. Found out she immigrated from germany when she was a teen, she loves tacos and goes to kick-boxing classes with 2 other teachers once a week.
K Yu When I was working in education I had a teacher tell me “don’t smile til Christmas.” He’s probably the latter type of teacher that you’re describing. At first I thought that was silly, but now I can get behind the message.
I am a new teacher, and the first advice given to me was be strict first, and be friendly later. Because if we started off friendly, students will thought hey we're friends and totally ignore the fact that we're still their teachers. It will be difficult for us to carry out the lessons since the students aren't taking us seriously.
Vice versa, students will appreciate teacher's friendliness later the year if the teacher was super strict from the beginning.
Sadly my first year I took the wrong a move and I was the friendly teacher, and hell yeah I struggled A LOT from being friendly. I understand the advice given later that year, but it's too late because no one thought me as a teacher anymore. It was fun being friends with students however it's a bad thing in the classroom.
That blonde teacher looks like that “one” teacher 😒
rain she really does haha
Agreed
rain ur standards are low
DMVxTrap wdym though
OMG YES
These teachers don’t seem to understand the embarrassment behind calling on random students. I’m not good at math, so trying to stumble through a question I don’t understand with 30 eyes is making me panic, not focus on the lesson.
Well, if they don't call you out, how will you learn? You're not raising your hand = you know what's going on, so the teacher can move to something else.
@@byehai Yes, I agree. I used to feel that people will judge me, but then I realized: I never care if people don't get the right answer...why would others?
In short, the students don't care.
I usually just raise my hand and pretend to know cuz you gotta fake it to you make it, a wise woman once said.
@@sadisticlover6327 then what if you don't know it? You have to raise when you know it - if you never raise hand, it basically means you don't know it and then the teacher can embarrass you
Actually, when you don't raise your hand for a while and you don't ask them doubts, they want to make sure that understand so they ask you. If you just say you don't understand then she will probably explain it to you. I stopped answering questions in my French class last year and my teacher called on me and when I answered correctly she was like, so you understand right?. They want you make sure you understand
“ *Why do teachers ask questions to the class and then call on students who don’t have their hands up?* ”
“ _It’s cuz we’re mean_ “
Explains a lot 💀
The calling on students thing has the most stupidest answer ever. "Engaging" wtf? If they were engaged they would have their hand up. All that does to them is make them nervous and embarrassed and inadequate if they get an answer wrong.
woke bish and tbh it makes me not want to answer a question ever again cause I get irritated
Exactly..they need to get a better solution
If I was a teacher I’d call on students too. Pretty funny seeing kids answer wrong and then get all nervous lmao
Justin you as a teacher would be my worst nightmare
I do it based on the student. If I know they're really shy and I think they have a good grasp on the material, I won't call on them.
Honestly I don’t see the point of having a preschool teacher awnser the questions cause we don’t really wanna know if she ships her 3 y/o kids 😂 lmao
Jada Adler she had some interesting insights, I think.
Kady Archibald no..
I hate when teachers call on me when I don’t have my hand raised. I get rly anxious and embarrassed. I didn’t prepare myself and get caught off guard
When it happens to me I go red and borderline cry or actually cry in front of the class 😂😂
Dyslexic Legend sameeeeeee
How about studying beforehand at home, and be prepared? 🤔
Deltharis it’s called having anxiety🤔😘
Deltharis girl I do know the answers I’m just scared to answer as I’m scared everyone would judge me
Four of my friends are teachers from grades 1-5. They've all said it was because they were inspired by certain teachers growing up.
Hope all of you teachers out there realize how much of a potentially profound impact you have on your students. Good AND bad.
EXACTLY!! Thank you. Teachers need to realize it's not just a job, you're mentoring growing human beings basically.
The male teacher on the left is lowkey a snack
*highkey
How
Wtf
right
a what? ewww
Why is there even a preschool teacher in this video
Preschool teachers are teachers too! They often have the same level of training and face just as many challenges as other teachers, just usually with greater exposure to bodily fluids 😬
Roxanne Guerin most preschool teachers don’t go through “teacher” training.. preschool is basically daycare.
bc they couldn’t find another teacher to pay
And she said she fails her kids all the time because “what is this” obviously their handwriting is going to be bad they’re like 5...
She was joking
The one about asking questions to people who don’t look willing... that really needs to stop. I’ve literally been in the middle of an obvious panic attack before and a teacher kept asking me questions to get my mind off it, but that doesn’t help at all. In fact, that was one of the reasons for it in the first place. If it’s obvious someone doesn’t know something and you are making them uncomfortable, that’s when you need to question whether you are making the right approach or not.
Teachers please don’t call on people without their hand up... I MAY NOT know the answer and trust me... I’ve been teased because I got called on and didn’t have my hand up.... or if I didn’t know the answer the teacher would sit and explain why I was wrong when the rest of the class just wants to move on... now IM the jerk and I’m “SLOW” don’t call on kids without their hands up please
As a math teacher, it's never just one person. Maybe just one brave person. Feeling sometimes lie and say 'I'm holding everyone up.' But, if I stop to make sure everyone gets out, you'll probably see it again.
I call on people without their hands up, but I also explain at the beginning of the school year that will be the culture of the class.
@@smilesnluvd6526 y'all the reason I have anxiety and I'm an Robotics major now. I knew those answers and if I noticed no one had their hand up I would answer if not there were plenty of people with their hands up I wouldn't raise my hand because they don't need me to answer every question. Is that so bad to understand that even if I was not the person who didn't know the answer it still caused me major anxiety because I just didn't like speaking publicly to children (I've always called people my age children when I was younger I'm weird I guess). Speaking to other adults is a whole different ball game and that was something my younger self could do(I was speaking to many higher-level people in highschool and even did speeches to them). I was not a normal student and so I can't even imagine the anxiety of the everyday student considering that mine made me never want to go back to school for my university. I did and I still don't like speaking with crowds of young adults (Little children are different but I still don't like it there is a reason I will never be a teacher and I love children)
Agreeing with the commenters saying that calling on kids who don't have their hands up does NOT work. If no one has their hand up, okay yeah maybe pick someone at random, but PLEASE find better ways to "engage" your class than picking on students who are probably anxious, might be sick that day and not wanting to talk, tired, or just don't know the answer. It's not funny or helpful. (And honestly, any teacher that actually does something "because it's mean" needs to rethink their line of work.)
I had a teacher who hated me and I failed her class. She would always call on me when I didn't have my hand up, even when I let her know before class started that I had laryngitis and couldn't talk, which would have been fine because we were watching a movie that day, but then she called on me to answer a question during the movie, and I was like, "Woman, you know I can't talk, I told you this already." And needless to say I got sent to office for disciplinary action for "not answering the teacher when asked a question." The best part was the following year I found out the principal had her fired. It was going to be a good year.
@@StephanieLeannSimmons Karma.
I wish they would actually take a survey cause from personal experience and what I've gotten from reading the comments it seems like it really just made people less likely to engage (and even gave bullies some ammo in some peoples cases which yikes).
The ‘because we’re mean’ was an obvious joke
If I don’t raise my hand I don’t want to talk please don’t call on me even if I don’t participate a lot. If I do fine in my tests and homework I shouldn’t have to be called on. I don’t like talking much either.
YES
I relate to this too
exactly. i do amazing on my tests. the lowest grade i’ve ever got was a C+ & i’ve never been held back. i always have homework done on time. i don’t understand why talking in front of the rest of the class and embarrassing urself will help with life. i can talk fine just not in a classroom.
Too bad, active participation is almost always mandatory for a better grade.
And guess what, teachers are also human, and there are some who don't like to talk, but there they are, trying to make a student talk, so they can get a better grade.
@@cendraf, well, sometimes you have to talk about something more than just the newest episode of your favorite TV show, or that one person you have a crush on. That's life for you.
The teachers said they didn’t want questions to be asked about their personal life but teachers ask us about ours...
Heaven Tutorials did these teachers in the video personally ask you anything? No
Heaven Tutorials we do it to know how to help you better and build rapport with you! Personally, I share a little with my students, but there is a line that should not be crossed for privacy and legal reasons.
Carissa Y I know and I totally understand that but it’s some question that we as students don’t want to be asked but some teachers still ask and force an answer
person person did I say they did? no
mind your business!! you’ll live longer
Heaven Tutorials wow, so you’ve conducted research into how minding your business helps to lengthen the average human life span?
the brunette female teacher is the pre school teacher you love
the blonde teacher is the substitute that cries
the guy with glasses is the teacher you wish not to have
and the bald teacher is the teacher you wish to have
ruby well that’s stereotypical and rude
Amanda Heywood 😂😂😂😂
XD
swap the last two
I don't know, I'd love to have the guy in glasses as a teacher. He seems like a pretty rad dude.
I think the students that don't raise their hands like understand they listening they could just be nervous and shy
The Amazing Peach ! That’s me like I’m sowhat smart but extremely introverted so I feel uncomfortable when everyone looks at me when I answer
@@wowohwow7380 I relate so much
@@wowohwow7380 except not because I aint smart lol
@@wowohwow7380, good news, probably nobody cares what your answer is, they are just waiting for the class to be over.
"I may call on them just to engage them"
Sis...the whole point is to not engage with anything....we literally just want to go home
fr. i mean i'll listen, take my notes and do my hw and pass my tests. that's what i'm at school for. don't ask more of me by making me speak in front of a group of kids i don't even like lmao
we were on a break ikr? I have a really anti social friend and her hand wasn’t even up when the teacher called on her. She spoke so quietly and I could hear her clearly but the teacher knowing full well she’s uncomfortable and anti social made her walk up to the middle of the classroom and speak out loud. Like, what the hell? Smh. There’s a way to get people engaged and that’s not it.
@@helenzheng1771 they enjoy making us uncomfortable 😂
piña colada I love this
@@toastyfootprint888, the teacher probably doesn't like you either, so just do your part like the rest of the students around the world.
It confuses me how teachers are like I don’t need u to know about my personal life but want to know all about u
when a teacher calls on me when my hand isn’t raised my anxiety goes thru the roof fr i need to be heavily medicated to just get thru going to school without having a panic attack
Same here. Sometimes even when i dont know the answer i raise my hand and the teacher raises someone else but sometimes.....i kinda get caught imao but that happens with me all the time. Its so frustrating not knowimg the answer
Why did the guy teachers not answer all of the questions?
Because they gave them different questions
TheFirstExpert but I thought the girls answered all of the questions the guys were asked, granted I didn’t keep score but it seems like the girls answered more questions than the guys (i could definitely be wrong though)
Because they want the preschool teacher on the left (Vanessa) who teaches literal zygotes to be in 90% of the video.
Cause it's BuzzFeed and women are great! Blah blah blah feminism
Maybe they answered the same thing at some questions
Love love love that there is a preschool teacher in this!
If I don't raise my hand it's because I don't want to talk so no need to ask anything to me thanks
I usually always know the answer, the problem is that I'm too shy lol
But that's part of the point. Oftentimes, you don't want to talk, but need to anyway. It's something they're teaching you to do. Good teachers will do so very carefully and walk you through answering if you need help.
Taagol wish I had a teacher who actually cared I had this one teacher who just wanted to embarrass you like she knew we didn’t know the answer she just wanted to make fun of us 😠
@@TenCobra ye not all teachers are actually good people
The teacher in the green shirt looks like Mike Wheeler’s dad
Is it a coincidence that his name is also Ted?
Olivia DeLucia Shane Dawson get on this
5:18 I told my science teacher that I had depression and if I didn’t hand something in on time that was most likely the reason, I didn’t want to use it as an excuse for bad/late homework but the few times I did hand it in late my teacher would get frustrated but the next day say “I knew I could count on you :)”. Teachers, don’t be so hard on your students if they hand things in late a *couple* times
Ash Bee what does depression have to do with you not doing your work? I’m just curious I’m not saying it in a bad tone or something
Megan Hyun sometimes when I get a bad episode I don’t have motivation to even eat, much less do homework :/
Ash Bee How does depression work?? I’m so confused
You basically feel like life doesn't matter, to the point that just breathing is mentally painful; but the feeling is SO intense that you simply cannot imagine it without having been through it. It's the worst thing EVER.
Kiara OMG that’s awful
If y’all see a student that doesn’t raise their hands when there’s a question asked please leave them alone ! 😭😭😭
Then what, should they just start re explaining the material immediately if not much hands are up or should the teachers just let the student be not caring about whether the student knows what it being taught or not so the teacher should just not care about that or you have a better solution or sth?
I love how that student knew they wouldnt know what shipping was
When teachers call on me randomly, my improv switch turns on, and boy does that drive my anxiety crazy
Underrated job, God bless teachers
i can tell the guy on the left is probably a really cool teacher but he takes his job seriously.
Danny Devito yeah
BUT
Dude in the green looks like Mr. Frond from Bob's burgers hahaha
Alondra Morales omg ur so right I can’t 😂
idk from personal experience with the people in my classes and me personally i’ve always found that we like the teachers more if they open up, talk about their lives, let us in a little bit (ya i get some stuff is uncomfortable but still,,,) bc we can kind of relate to them more and feel more comfortable in the classroom !!
Green: history
White shirt dude: Science
Girl with black hair: ELA
Blondie: Math
For sure..
She has brown hair
Emergency AETHER, you decided to reply to a comment that’s over a year old just to correct an irrelevant detail...?
The best sort of teacher is the one who's worked at the school for years and all the younger years thing they're cold/scary but you get to know them and they're the sweetest and they really care for their students learning!
The teachers that call on me when I don’t raise my hand HATE THEM like I obviously don’t know the answer
Seeing so much comments about how people's teachers are really bad makes me feel really lucky to have our English teacher. He's one of the best humans you'll ever encounter. He's a father and brother figure to all of us!
Like, I don't get the hate. I didnt have great teachers and I certainly had horrible anxiety, I was so shy but having to speak in front of others, do group projects, and participate in class taught me social and professional skills I absolutely use in my adult life. It might be painful in the moment but it helps in the future and slowly helps to bring joy out of your shell.
Teachers that call on me when I don’t want them to gave me anxiety
Same.
Me too (that would be my History teacher at the start of every lesson when he asks like 4 or 5 of is question *after* saying the students names catching them off guard) I'm the only one in the class that stutters and goes "um..." at *every* question
My teacher loved talking about her boyfriend.
And our windows faced the art room and she's best friends with the art teacher. So everytime when they locked eyes they would make their special "handshake" without shaking hands.
Or they did a weird dance.
She was my favourite teacher.
as someone who was a quiet student, it’s true they will think of you as a favorite. Respect their job and that’s all it takes to be on a teacher’s good side
I used to raise my hand for questions and get them wrong, so much of that made me not want to raise my hand anymore. Now I get called on all the time, even more than when I raised my hand. Then I get the question wrong, embarrassing.
So true... it happens the same with me
You get embarrassed from that?
I would absolutely love a video about "Therapists Answer Anonymous Questions from Clients"
The #1 question I always get is whether I'm married!🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
3:36
I always thought my teachers were just being nosy and annoying, but I’m glad to know that they’re just caring and look out for their students :)
I'm an intern teacher at vocational high school and this video tells me everything on my thoughts. I'll say "This is SUPER TRUE" to every answer.
The brunette teacher that has bangs reminds me of flaca from orange is the new black
/ K&RLA \ wtf where
Mia Ahmed look up “orange is the new black flaca”
/ K&RLA \ I know who she is I just don’t see the resemblance
Mia Ahmed phi just meant the hair and their smile 😂
Mr. Albach.... Much shout out. you made me care about history and literature. Thank you!
Hope they give the right answers .. 🤣🤣👍
Teaching is such a tough profession. Like your not just 'teaching' that isn't the end of your day. Your emotionally supporting, dealing with parents, dealing with tough kids, admin, planning lessons, marking and more... All for a really crappy wage. Yay
The male teacher in the white shirt seems like a cool teacher and he’s not bad looking either 😏
Thank you 4 for teaching our babies. Keep up the great work. Not enough thanks to you guys. 🌻🌻🌻🌻
Loved this video - could probably be a series 😂 I bet kids have so many questions they want to ask us!
Tigga Sparks why can’t we hear hoods on our heads?
"Teachers answer students questions"
*That's literally their job tho*
Idk know why but the guy in the white shirt seems like a really good teacher
Honestly when I went to a traditional public school it fucked with my anxiety because I would have to be wondering if I was going to get called on, I knew the answers most of the time but I hated teachers that will call on anyone. Once I switched to a semi private school I was so happy, they wouldn’t call on you instead let whoever raised there hand answer and I would actually raise my hand because hi wasn’t being put on spot!!!
Ok but the male teacher in the white is a whole meal like zamn zaddy. I would have a secret love story with him lol
Cupcakes R My Life ewww your weird
Yeah uh that's a crime
you about to catch a case 💀
I had a 3.6 GPA through high school and took advanced placement classes. It always upset me when a teacher would call on me when I did not raise my hand. I was extremely shy and gave me unnecessary anxiety. I wish I could go back to high school and ask my teachers questions they could not answer in front of their students. You are teachers not psychiatrists.....if a student is passing your class leave them alone.
One of the questions should’ve been, “Why does the teachers release the students and not the bell?”😭😭😭
My high school teachers were so amazing and really helped me survive. I would stay for an hour after school some days to just help make their job easier. I heard a lot of drama and really built such strong relationships.
2:56-2:57 right. When she said “it’s cause we’re mean” I was like yup yup yuppp. Like I can still be listening and not know the answer. Teacher calls on me and I don’t know the answer.
Me-Uhhhhhhh ummmm ‘puts head down’
Teacher- we’re waiting.
Me-about to cry cause I don’t know the ANSWER.
Me- ‘lifts head’ .......
Teacher- this is why you should listen.
Me- but I was listening. You just said everything and it sounded like a bunch of numbers to me.
Now that I think about my teachers, ones that I loved and my not so favourite. None of my teachers ever made me feel that they not rooting for me or wanted me to fail. Teachers are amazing ❤️🙏🏼💐
I feel like the one on the left was very handsome in his high school days .
Not that he's not handsome now too
When I was in high school I made it a point to get to know my teachers personally as best as I could. If they saw us everyday and knew almost everything about our lives, why couldn’t I know anything about theirs? Luckily for me this wasn’t too difficult, as a lot of my teachers were very friendly and shared a lot about themselves
I want the guy in the dinosaur shirt to be my teacher!
My ela teacher told us she’ll never call on us if we don’t raise our hand. thankful for that😔
I can raise my hand every time and the teacher can choose someone else. If they choose me great, if they don't great as well xD. Don't condone students that always raise their hands, now shouting the answer is disrespectful af
Claudio Albuquerque that actually pisses me off so much cus I usually don’t raise my hand or even ask when I need help. So when I’m doing that it means I’m feeling confident AND U JUST RUINED IT BY PRETENDING U DONT SEE ME FOR 5 MINUTES WHEN I OBVIOUSLY KNOW THE ANSWER
@@sangwoosashes7496 yes, I feel like it's the teachers job to not pick the same person over and over again. And if you don't raise your hand I also feel like they shouldn't put the pressure on you to answer, they can maybe ask for a word at the end of the class on why you are notparticipating more but they never should make a student feel anxiousness or that they will be made fun of in class just because they don't know the answer. (A lot of they in my reply, my vocabulary is not very big, English is not my first language xD)
Claudio Albuquerque how does it work in countries like the Uk/USA with raising your hand? Like in Germany it is like 70% of the grade, does it matter in other countries too?
@@s0ftbby346 I've worked at a few schools in the US and it's never been that high. It's been more like 10-20%.
Ted and Ryan were hilarious together, I loved their dynamic!
In these types of videos they always have teachers that are cool 😂
I love that a preschool teacher is included in this video. I'm a preschool teacher!
Tbh you give all your personal info to your teachers/school, but the teachers won’t even give you their full name 😂
I get my teachers full name unless they're french or english
Why can you make mistakes, like forgetting to grade a test or something, but the minute I lose or forget my homework, you lose it and act like I just runined your life?
Hell yeah! I always knew teachers didn’t like the “Mr/Mrs. Know it all” they prefer smart asses as myself who know a lot yet give them a light amount of trouble from time to time.. not to be mean, but just as a reminder that we’re here too’
You don’t have to call on students to keep them engaged. There’s probably a reason why they’re not raising their hands.
Me personally, i have anxiety and when I get called on, I am completely and utterly traumatized. Or I don’t raise my hand because I don’t know the answer and I don’t want to feel embarrassed or incompetent. You can tell from my exams and classwork that I know the material and I’m, as you say, “engaged”.
Guy in the white shirt : my shoe game’s on point
Guy in green shirt: I shop at Marshalls soo...
😂😂😂
Ok is nobody gonna bring up how caring and attentive the bald guy was?? When he was talking about his students having problems at home? So sweet and nice!
is no one going to talk about how at 4:09 the subs says "cheesemilk" instead of "chisme" lmaooo
I had a professor who called on me in class and I didn't know the answer because I wasn't in class the day prior. He later came up to me an apologized for putting me on the spot. Mad respect for him. He was/is such a great instructor and human being.
9 year old kids in the comments be like
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HAHAHAH YES TO BOTH OF THOSE
Theres a lot of grown ass people commenting this trying to get subs🤡
XxQueenxiexX i know right
@@xxqueenxiexx1314 they are better off buying subs at that rate LOL
I’m seeing a pattern of how they group the people to ask the questions... also they teacher that said the little kids as “why are your teeth yellow” was hilarious and true!!! Younger kids and preschoolers are so blunt and unfiltered! 😂
do they not understand we complain about them too??
A teacher called on me in middle school when I didn’t have my hand up and embarrassed me in front of the class for not knowing the answer. This continued from other teachers throughout high school and into college. It made me so scared to go back to class that my anxiety became so severe that I had to be homeschooled my senior year of high school. When I finally came into my own in college I raised my hand on my own to read an assignment and it boosted my confidence because everyone loved my writing. Please stop calling on kids who don’t want to be called on. All it does is make them hate that class.
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I had my birthday party today and my parents didn't allow any of my friends to come :(
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@@kailiak4271 damn thats a mega oof
so many of the people in the comment section says "don't call on me when I don't raise my hand, it gives me anxiety etc." but here I am thankful for one of my teachers for that. As a child, I was sooooooo freaking shy and anxious so even if I knew the answer I wouldn't have raised my hand. I hated it when the teacher called my name but now I understand that it made me less shy and more comfortable talking in a crowd. Thanks Mr. Şeref
3:01 I don’t participate because of my anxiety, and calling on me does not help one bit
That was a great batch of heroes who were being asked questions.