Why do you have the meanest teacher in the school?

Answer 1

Meanest TeacherIt would be hard to pick a meanest teacher. The one you think is the meanest while you are in school is likely to be the one you appreciate later on.

While you probably think the teacher who has high expectations for behavior that are enforced, a tough grading scale along with tough tests, and gives a lot of homework is the meanest, that is the one who is preparing you for life. That surely wouldn't qualify as a mean teacher.

What about the teacher who pretty much lets you do what you want, has easy tests and seldom gives homework? While it's great while you're in that teacher's class, things are going to be a whole lot different when you graduate and get a job, not to mention that you are probably missing out on information that you might need later in life. If you end up not needing the information, the skills that you learn from teachers who are tough are things you'll need in life.

So, who is the meanest teacher? That would be the one who makes it easy for students, who very likely are ill-prepared for life. And let's don't neglect the fact that teachers who expect little, often have less prep and grading time than those who give the tough tests and homework, so it's less work and effort for the teacher, too.

Answer 2

because sometimes your mother or father always speaks to the principal about getting a strict teacher.

P.S don't ask them about this because they always say "i don't know." or "just because."

Answer 3

The teaching profession is a well-respected, grossly underpaid, and difficult position in any community. While most teachers are effective, caring, and passionate, there are a few bad teachers here and there.

It's hard to say who has had the worst teacher ever, but here are a few qualities of an ineffective teacher:

• Fear of students
• Lack of confidence or insecure
• Bored, tired, lacks passion for the profession
• Unorganized
• Sarcastic or cynical
• Uncaring for the students or the profession