How to make your teacher proud of you?
You actually answered your own question. However, there are some more tips here:- - get good results - stay out of trouble - don't gossip your teacher - go to a better class/school - If your teacher has a CCA(aka Co-Curricular Activity) to manage, then join the CCA and make the best of it. Join competitions and win. Usually,throughout my observation, teachers love to show favourtism to students who are either in their own CCAs. Teachers usually let other students go later for their CCAs than their own CCAs.
How in the hell is my teacher proud of me?
Sounds like a really good teacher to me! A lot of teachers are proud of their students and you'd never know it. But going from failing to passing with a D, is really good. Theres no doubt you could pull your grade up higher. Thats what teachers are there for, to help you. And if they chose to be a teacher for the right reasons, they will help you anytime and be proud of you no matter what.
Should you be proud if you ask a stupid question to the teacher?
Good Evening, Mr. Nicks. Thank you, sir, for asking me to reply to your question.My friend, pride doesn’t enter into the picture when a person is asking questions. I mean, if a person DOESN’T know the answer, they simply don’t know. No one person can be expected to know ALL things…no matter how old they are…no matter the extent of their education, or life experiences.What may seem like a stupid question to SOME people…may be a genuine seeking of knowledge, by someone else.In MY personal opinion, there IS no such thing as a stupid question. What SOME folks may regard as a stupid question, can be easily answered in only a few seconds.ALL of us are familiar with stupid mistakes. Now, stupid mistakes can cost millions of dollars. And, stupid mistakes could result in the deaths of millions of people.In all honesty, I would MUCH rather a person ask a “stupid” question…than make a stupid mistake.My friend, I hope you have a pleasant Evening.
What should a teacher be proud of?
There are so many things about the teaching profession that are difficult to quantify, difficult to replicate, and difficult to explain to anyone who has not stood at the front of the classroom.Be proud of students making an effort. Some children approach effort-making almost naturally as a result of upbringing or curiosity or I don’t care what. These children are wonderful, exceptional, and rare. The rest need a reason. If you’ve given them a reason—if they try—take pride in that.Be proud if you’ve developed a sense of community and classroom belonging in your teaching space. I don’t know exactly how to say this properly, but if students believe you are their teacher, if students believe the classroom is a classroom (not a place of punishment or oppression), if students know they are learning something relevant and worthwhile, then you’ve done an amazing thing.Be proud if you have not sunk under the forces that try to shape our institutions to their own twisted ends. Some principals will try to belittle teachers, question innovation to the point of dissuasion, or attempt to shape classrooms according to their personal beliefs or agendas. Some administrators feel they (and their career paths) are more important than children learning. Some politicians believe that they know more than teachers in the classroom about what is important or how things should be done. This is ridiculous. If you’ve have stood up to this madness regardless of the consequences, I honor your commitment to the craft. I honor your commitment to children. Be proud.Be proud if you are not one of the ones marching toward an arbitrary retirement date. Do not go gently, passively embracing mediocrity at the end. Give those students something exceptional until the very last day, and honestly regret leaving them behind.Be proud of everything you do as a teacher that results in children sitting up, showing respect, and asking questions. Student resistance is formidable. Taking pride in your teaching has the ability to motivate you to continue doing everything you can.This effort alone—modeling who and what we should aspire to being—should send tremors of pride through you. You’ll need that energy to deal with the next group to come.
How do I tell my teacher he's like my dad?
Trey, I have been reading the answers you have given to other people who are depressed. You seem like a caring young man. It's time you get back some of what you are giving. I suggest that you let Mr.O know how you feel. It could be the begining of a great friendship. Tell him that he is a lot like you dad was. He will understand and should be proud that you see him that way. At the same time you must understand that he is still your teacher and must maintain a professional teacher-student relationship with you. I hope this helps you. I'm bipolar if you know what that is. Check my profile theres a link to my bipolar site, it's free. If you like, you can keep in touch, e-mail me at tls3123283@yahoo.com
How can I make my parents proud? How should I study to get better grades in high school, make my parents proud, and be a good student?
I used to be like this ,but just one incident changed my opinion totally.I was topper of my class ,got 10cgpa in class 10th.They saw my picture in newspaper and were very proud of me.Then I scored 83%in class 12th with science stream.They were like okay,nor too happy nor too sad. Once my father told me that they are not at all happy by my performance. I understood their feeling and thought of qualifying medical examination for them. Trust me, just to make them proud.I asked them to send me out of the city so that I can study hard and make them proud.I studied well but on the day of exam I got panic and was not able to perform well.I was very sad for about a month,my father said that it's okay for them and they understand that it was not your day.Everything was fine till yesterday when my mom said that it was their mistake that they listened to me and send me out.I got to know that I am useless and just wasted my parents money.Conclusion-Never ever try to do things just to impress your parents ,relatives or friends. Just be yourself and do things that you think are right for you. The proudest moment of your parents is seeing you not living your life but conquering it.That's it.Good luck..