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How to tell a teacher I respect him and appreciate what he does?
Hey guys, just a quick one :)
There is a teacher (no, I don't fancy him/ love him etc) but I do really appreciate him. He is such a lovely guy even in class and we have had a few out of class discussions. We get on well, but I am nothing special to him really.
He puts so much effort into teaching my class but all they do is F about and put him down and quite frankly take the P out of him. He gets so exasperated with our class and it seems like only a few of us pay attention, but it seems Im the only one who respects him. Teaching teenage girls is a hard job for a guy like him.
They completely disrespect him and I know that it can annoy him quite a bit, but he is still good to us and still teaches us. He doesn't get angry because then he knows it won't help anything, so I guess he's a little trapped.
I really want to find a way of telling him without sounding like a teenage girl that's obsessed with him. Okay, yeah, I moved to his class about a term or two ago, but that's because he is a brilliant teacher (class mates have... Other ideas) so if I say anything then he would probably think I'm clingy and desperate, which I'm not. I respect him a lot. Teachers in general put effort into the powerpoints and lessons and activities etc, but for only a few teachers seem to get any respect at all from the class and it's very weird because I go to a grammar school, ad you'd've thought we'd be more sensible. So how can I go about this? I'm really, really stuck. Xoxo, thanks in advance
3 Answers
- MaryLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
Send the teacher a hand-written note at the end of term! It doesn't have to be fancy or flowery or more than two or three sentences. Trust me, it will mean more to the teacher than you will ever guess, and will probably be one of the few "keep forever" things in a career!
Source(s): retired teacher - Ed FoxLv 79 years ago
It is a sad fact of life that many of today's teens appear to think that school and education is just one big joke. It is only when they have gotten to the stage of having to look for work and discovering that their lack of qualifications severely disadvantages them that they understand their foolishness. Amazingly, some of those who never took school seriously and then later found they couldn't get a decent job with no qualifications then choose to blame a "lousy school system".
Those who spend their school days struggling to find ways to bypass Department of Education web blocks to get onto MySpace, Facebook or YouTube are to be pitied