I abruptly corrected her by saying, "I beg your pardon, but I cannot remember one single time that a teacher has ever said that to me." Then she giggled and I soon began to see that even as perfect as I am, I have to admit that I too have committed what seems to be the number one sin on the Teacher's Commandments. .
Another thing students do that seems to infuriate teachers deals with our preparation for their class or should I say lack there of any preparation. This is something with which we could all relate if the phrase were to be reworded to say, not studying or doing the homework assigned. Now, I can personally vouch for all students from the beginning of school to every student that will ever be because I know that no student would ever not do his/her homework or study for a test. Most of the time when we appear in class without the assignment, it is merely because we forgot. A bad student would remember that they had homework, not do it, and then not attend class the next day because of it, but I know that there never has been or never will be a bad student. I know that some teachers will say that forgetting is no excuse, but we are not making up an excuse this time. The other problem is that all teachers are so beautiful or handsome that sometimes we find ourselves frolicking in a field of daisies with the teacher and simply do not comprehend that an assignment has been given. I know that I am guilty of this one too, but how am I supposed to control my subconscious? If they would just hire teachers that were old and ugly, I would not have a problem nor would any other student. When I asked the teachers, "What is something you hate about the way students prepare for your class?" I received an answer that did not dumbfound me. The majority of the teachers replied with a comment like, "Students don't read." Now this is not the case. Students read every day. For instance, today first thing this morning, I read the back of the cereal box while I was sitting at breakfast.
Less books and paper items will make it hard for teachers and students. ... Gray Davis has began to tax on internet and any company with a retail outlet. ... He has been focusing mainly on education and how to improve it. ... Schwarzeneggar want to "turn this around." ... The budget has become so high in California we could not afford to have Gray Davis. ...
The addition of women into the workplace changed the dynamics of how business was done. ... However, the male teachers and coaches would come to the office, talk about sports briefly, ask the same questions and be treated differently. ... Gray states that for a woman to earn respect in the workplace, she needs to be aware of how she might be viewed by others and make appropriate adjustments. ... As I began my line of questioning, the two male employees arrived and when they saw me talking to the yong man, they turned and left me there alone. ... Successful people have learned how to exp...
Portrait of a Teacher In my life as a citizen, student and future teacher of this society many experiences account for what the true portrait of a teacher is. ... The ability to constructively criticize makes students aware of their options or mistakes in their learning, which in turn drives them to strive to better themselves. ... , " how do you think you would react to this situation?" ... Things aren't always black and white, they are often shades of gray and maybe even other colors if you look hard enough. ... The ability to constructively criticize makes students aware of...
With the conversion of Friday, it could be said that the rebellious youth had grown into wise teacher. ... Both characters show the gray in areas where many people might believe in black and white. ... His rather gray nature inspires a sort of cognitive dissonance within the reader. ... A similar sort of gray area can be seen in the cannibals featured in "Robinson Crusoe". ... It is education that brings them out of the gray and into the white. ...
I believe that for students to be successful in math it is imperative for teachers to explain how the answers to the facts turn out as they do. ... Along with fluency in math facts, I also feel that it is important that teachers do things in their classroom to develop a sense of numbers and how they can be manipulated. ... Teachers should have students practice mental math consistently in a classroom. ... When initially teaching math facts teachers should provide students with options for how they demonstrate mastery of the arithmetic to stimulate learning growth. ... "If our kids never le...
A whole new three story brick building with high ceilings and hallways that looked identical every corner you turned. ... My teacher, Ms. ... So I turned to my favorite teacher for help at which seemed at the time one of the most desperate acts of getting my essay done at the last minute. I went to see my Ceramics teacher, Mrs. ... During ceramics I and II, and three independent studies in ceramics, the class. she taught me how to make clay, how to throw on the pottery wheel, how to sculpt, and glazing methods. ...
MILGRAM'S STUDY OF OBEDIENCE Motivated by the brutality of Nazi Germany, Stanley Milgram devised an experiment to test how people respond to authority. ... Each of the males picked were assigned to the teacher role. ... Have the two arbitrarily picked males pick out of a hat to determine who will be the teacher and who will be the teacher's instructor (the person who the teacher turns to for help). ... Explain he has to use the four verbal probes to insist the teacher goes on. ... I'm curious to see if the teacher and experimenter play out their roles. ...
Budget cuts in College of the Desert are affecting teachers and students. ... What will happen with the students and teachers? ... These are the consequences of the budget cuts, classes" cuts, and governor Gray Davis" proposal. In order for the college to remain right side up until the next fiscal year starting July first of two thousand three teachers lose and more teachers will continue losing their jobs. ... Programs are also affected for the proposal of the governor Gray Davis. ...
Furthermore, is this showing the children how to respect individuals? ... It's such a gray area. ... Just a minute or two for students and teachers to pray, reflect or what have you in the morning time. From the first moment students (and teachers) open their eyes in the morning, its rush, rush, rush and off to school. ... Now let's turn the tables and try to understand it from the opposing standpoint. ...