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Usually about 7 hours. It depends if you get released early or if you get after school detention.
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What is the approximate time teachers remain at school after the students leave?
20 minutes but it depends on how much stuff they need to get done
Do teachers have fun?
I think all teachers can have fun! but i think they get upset with students all the time!
Do teachers give too much homework?
in my opinion i think teachers give way to much homework for a student to handle. There also comes a time when i think that teachers do this to students to prepare for the future at hand. Also, i play softball so i think that they should give students less homework in one day and give it another day.
What do teachers think when students cry?
it is because the get to addicted maybe or they will miss them or maybe they had a good/fun time with their teachers
Are teachers allowed to call students smart buttocks?
im a teacher and i do it all the time just to scare the students
Do teachers find their students attractive?
I would hope not only because of the big age difference. It is illegal for teachers to engage in a sexual relationship with any students at any time.
Who uses a time line?
Students, teachers, business people, and lots of others.
Should the teachers pay the students for going to school?
In Sweden, school teachers give students $60 for coming to school on time. But I think that should not happen here. So no.
What would be a good school fund raising idea for all the students and teachers to participate in together?
car washes and school art sales are always good ideas for both adults and students to get involved in. These insure that money is raised and that a good time is had.
In the 1900s how much schooling was required to become a teacher?
The requirements varied a bit from place to place, but by 1900 most schools required teachers have some qualifications. Quite a few teachers had a teaching certificate at that time. Others enrolled at what were called normal schools where they trained to be teachers. At the normal schools, they were actually able to practice their skills on real classes.
Why are teachers so hard on students?
Teachers may appear hard on students because they want to challenge them to reach their full potential and succeed academically. They enforce high standards to help students develop important skills such as perseverance, critical thinking, and time management. It's all in the best interest of the students' growth and education.
What is team teaching?
Team teaching means two or more educators working together, on a common curriculum, to instruct students. It may be because each teacher is able to only work part-time, or the arrangement may occur to capitalise on each teacher's specific strengths. It can mean a lot of benefits for the students, as they're gaining from individual teachers' expertise. Also, different teachers can bring out individual students' strengths, perhaps "clicking" with students where the other teacher may not.
