What is the problem? (or who) (1 Viewer)

[nerdasdasd]

Is it the students or teacher's fault, if the teacher cannot control the class?

Some observations and inferences from school life from my perspective as a past student are that students:

• Feel like they don't have the need to respect the teacher
• Feel that learning is boring
• Only need to go to school because they are required by law
• Rather do their own "thing"
• Feel as if school is a waste of time
• Feel as if what they are learning won't help them in life

Furthermore in regards to teachers, students feel as if teachers are:

• Boring, and don't provide any interesting activities
• Monotone
• Too strict
• "Bigger" than them , or have greater power
• Loathing (hating) of the student themselves

 

[JohnMaximus]

It can obviously be either-

Teachers have favourite classes because some classes are easier to control than others.

AND

A class which behaves for their usual teacher won't necessarily do it for a sub.

 

[JT145]

Both.

A particular class may be rowdy (eg my English class) but it depends upon the teacher on how long that goes for

In Year 11 I had a teacher that could not control my English class (adequately anyway). You had two idiots that would act up and make retarded excuses for a laugh, another two guys who would keep backchatting and the class was just in general noisy. Not to mention the teacher was crap anyway.

But after she left in Term 2 Year 11 we got an experienced teacher in. My goodness the difference... we still have these four idiots in our class but she's made it clear where the boundaries are.

 

[xa]

neither. it's your dad's fault for not wearing a condom when you were conceived

 

[BLIT2014]

both; however some times the class is made up a high proportion of idiotic students which will be very difficult to control .