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I think YES, because the kids should always try their best. If the teacher has a reason to yell at them MAYBE, but if they are just being mean than No.
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Why does my teacher always yell at the class?
Your disrespecting her or she wants your attention
Why you should not talk in class?
because the teacher will yell at you More on why? The teacher is there to teach, you are there to learn. Unless your talking has to do with the lesson and is relevant to the discussion then what you are doing is disrupting the rest of the class.
A teacher cried?
why did she cry are you close to her.. if so, maybe you could have a chat and ask her whats wrong how many people saw it did another teacher yell at her was the class being bad
What is something a teacher can do to ruin a student's day?
Keep them late give a test throw a pop quiz yell at them embarrass them give them homework send to principle
Why does my calculus teacher always yell at me?
Get Mad back at them
How can you make the teacher now your smart?
after the teacher asks a question raise your hand and when she picks you yell out answer
How do you get a teacher's attenion?
make a joke or yell or say I'm ready
Why do you always have to fart it class?
Its the tention in class can u yell me the best way to stop a fart
How do you outwit your teacher?
Yell "fxuck you" in their face when they ask you a question. Or you can say "I don know." Or maybe just yell "fxuck you", which I find the most affective.
Did Tony Dungy ever yell at colts?
He didn't need to yell because his philosophy was to command respect from his players through his role as an onfield teacher.
What may a teacher do that makes kids think she is mean?
yell, lots of homework, punishments
Can a teacher yell at a student?
Yelling at a student is generally not an effective or appropriate way to address behavior or academic issues. Teachers should strive to maintain a respectful and supportive classroom environment, using positive reinforcement and communication to address concerns with students.
