TEACHER PROBLEM?? can some REAL TEACHERS ANSWER PLEASE??

Question

all my teachers blame everything on me, when it's never my fault. They don't even let me go to the bathroom, because they say they don't trust me. I think this really isn't fair. what can I do?????

i posted this in the wrong category accidentally, could some actual teachers answer? what do i do?? butter them up?

Answer 1

I agree with the others, show that you can be trusted.
Show up on time for class,
ask for extra help to clarify anything,
bring homework in on time.
Put your hand up to answer questions in class.
Volunteer when volunteers are asked for (and don't complain when you're not asked),
Smile nicely in class.
Don't talk back when you think you're being unfairly treated,
study for tests really hard to raise your grades (that does tend to show an effort you want to be a good student, and can be trusted to take control of your education).
Share your supplies.
Give the teacher a christmas card.
Thank her every day when you leave for todays lesson.

Answer 2

Think really hard about your behavior in class. You might be a charming, intelligent student, that other students love. You may have wit and are quick to respond. Perhaps you know all the answers, and are the first to shout it out.

Just think of how you act in general. Ok...now, it is difficult to give you advice, without seeing you in a class. I am assuming you are in high school or possibly junior high...but a lot of teachers don't let students to the bathroom. It interrupts them...and they only have a specific amount of time to cover a lot of material and get all the students to pass whatever state sanctioned exam you need to take.

Now, if you are witty and make your peers laugh....well...that's one reason you get the blame.

If you are a) class clown or b) popular jock or c) popular cheerleader or d)brainiac that doesn't raise your hand...or any of the others not mentioned (like the one that always says why me, I didn't do it!) that might be the reason you are clashing with them.

My advice...be considerate of your teachers. They are under stress too, they need to educate and make sure that at least 150 students in their entire roster passes their class and learns enough to retain the information to be able to succeed in the next class. They do care for you, and have trouble letting EVERYONE go to the bathroom, because then what time is left for teaching? Perhaps after school go up to the teacher and explain that you are not intentionally trying to do whatever they think you are doing, and maybe if you ask them how you can gain their trust...you might learn some interesting things about your teacher. It isn't about buttering them up. It is more about communicating with them rationally without interupting the day's lesson. Good Luck.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Ask yourself why they blame you. Are you hanging around people who are giving you a bad reputation. The bathroom break thing usually happens when you abuse the priveledge and dont get back to class in a respectible amount of time. Its going to take a lot of behaving to earn trust again. Do not butter them up, behave and show them you are trustworthy.

Answer 5

umm... this sounds a lot like whining to me. Are you saying that all your teachers blame you and you never did anything!! Cut it out! that 's a lot of donkey droppings! They don't ALL blame you for no reason. They dont blame you for everything when when its never your fault.

You should get wise to yourself before you wind up out of school.
After what you just said, I wouldnt trust you either.

You need to start again. No lying, no whining, no doing anything out of line. And try to get yourself a reputation of being an honest person. Stop blaming other people. Take a look at your own self.

Answer 6

You need to earn their trust and really behave in class and keep it up in order to win them back. You must have done something at some point in time for this to happen. Be polite, don't talk in class when asked not to etc etc. Prove to them that you can be really well behaved, listen and produce good work then things will start to change - you will need to keep this up as if you mess up again they will trust you even less.

Answer 7

no, don't "butter them up"...prove that you're a good kid. i know that seems unfair, but they must've heard through the grapevine somewhere along the way that you're a troublemaker. kill them with kindness and show them you deserve their respect. also, respect them immensely and they'll start to see it for themselves.

Answer 8

I would need some more details to really give you some good advice on this.