Why do teachers always use the phrase: "That was uncalled for"?

Answer 1

Because the question you asked was uncalled for
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Answer 2

Because they aren't allowed to be straight out angry with whomever is acting up. In real life, they might say, "Cut that out right now," or "What an idiot!" if someone did or said something that was offensive or cruel. But they aren't able to be real in the classroom.
I had a teacher named Mrs. Howard when I was in high school that slammed kids up against the walls, screamed at them and demeaned them. She would last a minute now. Maybe that's a good thing.

Answer 3

The teachers are trying to show or guide you in apropriate communicating. In other words, they are trying to assist and to protect when you are out in the real world.

The managers always use the phrase: "This is completely unacceptable", means you are in deep sh!t.

Answer 4

The phrase means that you did something that was inappropriate and for no apparent reason. In other words.. stupid.

Answer 5

Teachers are a breed all their own......no offense out there.....I have a few very good friends who are teachers...it's still true..

Answer 6

Probably because you keep doing things that you shouldn't be doing. By "you" I mean the students. "Uncalled for" means that it wasn't asked for or required.

Answer 7

Because they aren't creative enough to think of something more original.

Answer 8

Because there was no reason for you to do what you did.