teachers out to get you??

4562001 · 11-11-2007, 09:59 AM

do any of you have a teacher that seems to be out to get you

i have a science teacher that always singles me out and never gives me my assignments and stuff like that and i get in trouble for every little thing while the teahcers pets are aloud to do whatever they want, i raise me hand for over 30minutes and he still doesnt answer me even though im sure he saw my hand more than 1 time

there is a few other students that feel the same way

is there anything we can do about it

the prinicpals wont believe us and niether will our parents

Nicole91 · 11-11-2007, 06:38 PM

sometimes you get teachers like that

i had a chemistry teacher last year (thank god i don't have him this year 'cos i probably wouldn't pass my exams) well he favourited pupils and he was very patronising he got on my nerves a lot

wispaaaaa · 11-11-2007, 09:54 PM

I got a science teacher who seemed to hate me last year.
She'd tell me off for chewing gum when I wasn't even chewing.
It just looked like I was, so I showed her my empty mouth and she said I'd just swallowed it quick.
Then I was late for lesson ONCE.
It was the first time I'd been late for lesson like EVER and it was only because my locker wouldn't open.
And she gave me 30 minutes detention.
I still got her this year aswell but she's being nice this time.

Phuck Buddy · 11-12-2007, 06:57 AM

all my teachers love me

.Angelique. · 11-12-2007, 10:56 AM

Notice it's mainly science teachers.

My teachers liked me.

Jarred · 11-12-2007, 03:20 PM

yer my maths teacher has it in for me, seriously
she keeps thinklin im retarded and not aware wats goin on around me, one day she was like i called your dad n left a message, i was like ah thats impossible we have no answering machine... then i kept argueing n shit, fuck i hate maths

tessa_s212 · 11-15-2007, 05:08 AM

While I cannot speak for every teacher, most are simply overwhelmed. The majority of people do not understand truly how difficult it is to be a teacher, especially if located in a very large school with quite disrespectful students.

If you do not get your work done, talk in class when not supposed to, make smart-ass comments, disrespect the teacher, or any other unruly behavior, of course the teacher is more apt to treat you with more disciplin and less friendliness than he would the students that do finish their work and treat him respectfully.

And if you argue that you are not a disrespectful student, other than the "out to get you" theory, the other more practical explanation is simply that there are probably a lot of students in the class and he does not see you. There's been times in my classes in previous years in which the most helpful teacher I've ever met has seemed to notice me and completely ignore me. In her case, its NOT on purpose. Perhaps this could be an explanation for your going un-noticed.

I can say with quite a bit of certaintanty that 99% of teachers are NOT "out to get" anyone. They are far too busy and have more or better things to worry about. Sorries.

If you want your teacher to take you more seriously, treat him respectfully, pay attention in class, get your work done, and if you aren't getting the help you need, approach him and ask him for a time in which he can give you that help. I can't speak for all schools, but many of the teachers in my own are glad to give anyone help outside of class if they have the time and the students are willing.

Phuck Buddy · 11-15-2007, 10:03 PM

i think you need to key your teacher's car

~+ Bear +~ · 11-15-2007, 11:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tessa_s212

While I cannot speak for every teacher, most are simply overwhelmed. The majority of people do not understand truly how difficult it is to be a teacher, especially if located in a very large school with quite disrespectful students.

If you do not get your work done, talk in class when not supposed to, make smart-ass comments, disrespect the teacher, or any other unruly behavior, of course the teacher is more apt to treat you with more disciplin and less friendliness than he would the students that do finish their work and treat him respectfully.

And if you argue that you are not a disrespectful student, other than the "out to get you" theory, the other more practical explanation is simply that there are probably a lot of students in the class and he does not see you. There's been times in my classes in previous years in which the most helpful teacher I've ever met has seemed to notice me and completely ignore me. In her case, its NOT on purpose. Perhaps this could be an explanation for your going un-noticed.

I can say with quite a bit of certaintanty that 99% of teachers are NOT "out to get" anyone. They are far too busy and have more or better things to worry about. Sorries.

If you want your teacher to take you more seriously, treat him respectfully, pay attention in class, get your work done, and if you aren't getting the help you need, approach him and ask him for a time in which he can give you that help. I can't speak for all schools, but many of the teachers in my own are glad to give anyone help outside of class if they have the time and the students are willing.

Now, now... If the teacher THOUGHT they might be a "bad" pupil, and lashed out at them first thing, what does the teacher have to say for h/er self? Some teachers do that.. Just first thing.

iamloved. · 11-17-2007, 06:00 AM

my teacher is seriously out to get me.
just because i know more than her..

okay.
i go to a catholic school, but we hire our music, gym, art, and computer teacher through the public schools.. they aren't allowed to talk about religion or anything bad.

she has shown us a video with naked people in it, another one with people getting their testicles cut off. she has told us how her dad abused her because he was an alcoholic. about her son masturbating at the age of 7 or 8. and about jesus and god and all of that stuff.

she even talks about how she isn't supposed to teach it.
and so since these are middle schoolers-- and i am in eighth grade, i stick up for them because we all have class together.
and the principal doesn't believe me.

THEN...
i got my report card today. yeahh. i got a b- in her class. all the rest of my grades were a's and a-'s. but nope. a b- in her class.

talk about out to get someone.
and we only had two assignments this year..

JCpatriots · 11-17-2007, 07:14 AM

Not really, to be honest. My history teacher last year gave me all C's in all four terms though, even though i got good grades on my tests. I only missed like 2 or 3 HW assignments, and somehow that drops my grade a full grade level.

SweetLikeMySin · 11-17-2007, 08:33 AM

LUCKILY, all my teachers seen to like me. Last year my history teacher didn't seem to like me, though. I'd always try to get help for our papers, and she'd help me out and tell me what she wanted me to fix. But then when I'd get my papers back, I'd still get a C. I went to her for help, yet I still got a bad grade? D:

Ohhh! Ohhh! And freshman year, my math teacher was HORRIBLE. I was in her enhancement [study hall] almost EVERYDAY to get help because I was practically failing her class, yet I STILL didn't understand anything we were doing. I almost failed her class. :[

Faize · 11-19-2007, 02:55 AM

Feels like my FCS teacher is out to get me "Family Consumer Science"

Nicole91 · 11-19-2007, 04:42 AM

we had some Polish people on like an exchange thing once and our chemistry teacher was like "right we're going to do an experiment we shouldn't do it really but we're going to take a risk, do you take risks in Poland?" and they were just like err yea

baring in mind they were like 16 and 18, and his Geordie accent just made it worse i seriosuly felt sorry for him, grr does my head in.