Why are teachers so hard on students?

Answer 1

leave their hanging dead faces to rest,if they seem hard to be in the aura of emotions, and concentrate on the eyes,try to sell her a smile and hold it as long as you can, a small smile, wait and hold it long enough to have light the flame of friend ship if not ,don't desplay any personal association at the time, try again and soon when the years is over you know more, than the teacher wanted to give away: just to do a job, if you can hold the eye contact, then see that everything else will fall away and then you know what you know, each chosen words have been in the teachers vocabulary for ever, choosing words that work well with certain teachers, see what is making them get through the day that is enjoyable to them,(curtisesy are few and very anoying to teacher who expect respect) so that you can benefit from: less wrong attentions and interpretation, these can stigmatize and lock up situation that are not confrontational but have no known elements so to get elements to does the work see they way that makes the teacher tick and then you know toc. and soon you and here are like a rhythm of a clock talking tic toc or any way you perceive subliminal in workings of people who no longer smile and don't know the difference, many are lovely people inside and have great gifts as teachers too

Answer 2

A teacher is employed to instill knowledge into students. A good teacher is driven by the desire to instill as much knowledge as possible while also teaching the student to use that knowledge base for future learning and decision making. It is a poor teacher who willing accepts when a student works only hard enough to gain the least acceptable level of knowledge instead of pushing for maximum effort and achievement. Thus it is because teachers believe in you and your ability to achieve more that makes it seem that they are being hard on you.

Answer 3

I teach painting and drawing on the college level. I'm not exactly hard on my students, but I push them to go farther then they are care to go. I try to mitigate my pushiness with humor. So I joke around a lot and try to keep people relaxed, even if I work them. I also don't insult people or make fun of their work. I speak about it honestly. What is good about the work and what needs more work. I also don't mind making fun of myself a bit. I'm also young enough to know what it is like to be a student, so I know where they are. I'm alsy a push-over and easy grader.

Answer 4

Because they want us to learn, plain and simple.
Well, except for that small percentage that are just sadists....