How do you keep your teacher happy?

Answer 1

Listen attentatively in class, do your assignments well and turn them in on time, read all materials assigned, and answer questions presented in class intelligently from what you have learned. A well prepared and inquisitive student always makes a teacher happy.

Answer 2

If the teacher is mad at you, there is probably a good reason. Simply stop doing what you are not supposed to do, or start doing what you are supposed to do. If you don't know why the teacher is mad at you, ask him or her. Tell him or her that you don't want to be a problem anymore, and that you are willing to fix whatever needs fixing. Warning: Be honest and sincere - Teachers have an uncanny way of knowing when you are playing games with them.

Answer 3

take this from an expert.
1) realize teachers are not mean, they just might be frusterated from a previous class
2) annoyed teachers are not mean, just annoyed
3) be quiet! even if they dont agnoladge you, they are, and they respect you for you being quiet
4) if you are being quiet eventually they'll say hi when you enter the class. be sure to reply!!!
5) if they say "how are you" its ok to say good, but it makes them respect you even more if you ask "how are you" to them after replying

there are plenty more but right now I have to go to school.
p.s. i am not a teacher, just the best student, IN EVERY CLASS

As an extra note to this, coming from a student in classes to become a teacher, the best way to make a teacher either a) respect you or b) tolerate you, do this:

1) When teachers ask questions that are meant to involve the class, speak up! Imagine yourself up in front of the class, trying to get the students involved, and when you ask a question, everyone is not paying attention, and/or asleep.
2) Do NOT disobey the teacher. Sure, others will, just to push the teacher's "buttons", but be a role-model, and help not do that! If the teacher asks for you to be quiet, do it!
3) Show up on time. Don't be tardy, it makes it look like you don't want to be there. At least give the impression you do want to; even if you would rather be doing anything else.
4) Observe how the teacher acts around different students. If you are REALLY desperate to be your teacher's favorite student (they aren't supposed to have favorites), act like the favorite student, in your own way. Still be yourself, though.

Answer 4

My teacher manages an angry student by talking to that person and telling him what is wrong. If he/she won't listen, the teacher usually takes him to a quiet place to clear his head and think.

Answer 5

1: Raise your hand in class. When they call on you, say something silly or stupid like "WAZZUP?"

2: turn in blank assignments.

3: Talk loudly while the teacher is trying to say something.

4: Raise your hand and ask for help on whatever you're doing. When the teacher tries to explain turn to the nearest person and start talking to them.

5: If you're in band class start playing your instrument when the teacher starts talking.

6: If you take a foreign language class tell the teacher "I can speak (language) really well!" then make up words instead of actually speaking the language.

7: Jump up and scream randomly, then sit back down.

8: Act really weak during gym class.

9: Take a small mirror to school and admire yourself while the teacher is talking.

10: Insult the subject the teacher teaches. For example, talking with horrible grammar when your language teacher is around.

Hope this helps and happy trolololing :)

Answer 6

You can't. It's impossible!

Teachers are idiots and are always angry. If possible, you should ask your mum if you can be home schooled to aviod teachers.

Answer 7

give them attitude