How do you get a teacher to act like a teacher rather than a rude bimbo that picks on certain students daily because she thinks its funny n harmless to the students?

Answer 1

The teacher's boss is the principal of the school. If the teacher is really picking on students in a rude way and you have the impression that she thinks it is funny, you should make an appointment to speak to the principal about this. When you go for your appointment with the principal, you should be soft-spoken and polite. You should say (if this is true) , "I usually don't feel that I have to come to the principal for any reason, but this is important to me, and I think it is important to how the school operates." Then give several examples of what has been happening in your class. Explain how this makes you and others feel. At the end of your appointment, be sure to thank the principal for taking the time to talk with you.

While it is generally preferable for a student to talk directly to a teacher when there is a problem, this teacher does not seem to have much empathy for students, so perhaps it is better not to confront her directly. It is ultimately up to the principal to make sure the conditions in the school are conducive to learning.