First year teacher here. This is difficult to balance. The kids that need my help are normally disengaged and trying to hide, while the "smart" kids are actively asking questions and looking to further their knowledge. Half of my job in the classroom is basically good customer service - keeping track of all the students asking for my help and making sure I acknowledge them and get to them in order. If you're pissing around on your phone and only turn up to half my classes...I only have a finite amount of time.
TLDR as a teacher I make sure all the kids that ask for my attention get it. If you want to hide, you can because I don't have enough time.
Sissonater on November 21st, 2020 at 05:53 UTC »
Not my teachers I was the smart kid and literally every teacher I’ve had had just ignore me. They barely acknowledge my existence
NoArugula7523 on November 21st, 2020 at 06:07 UTC »
Sadly I get a lot of attention from teachers because I have good memory, not smart, I am dumb, but I don’t like the attention but I can’t say anything
gnastygnorcistoast on November 21st, 2020 at 08:16 UTC »
First year teacher here. This is difficult to balance. The kids that need my help are normally disengaged and trying to hide, while the "smart" kids are actively asking questions and looking to further their knowledge. Half of my job in the classroom is basically good customer service - keeping track of all the students asking for my help and making sure I acknowledge them and get to them in order. If you're pissing around on your phone and only turn up to half my classes...I only have a finite amount of time.
TLDR as a teacher I make sure all the kids that ask for my attention get it. If you want to hide, you can because I don't have enough time.