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To be your teacher’s favourite isn’t really a big deal. You’ve just got to do the right things the right way. Try these 10 steps, they work!!! Always do your school work and assignments. Teachers hate nothing more than having to force students to do their homework and see the kids’ eyes roll (that […]
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1. Keep up with your school work. Teachers hate nothing more than having to force students to do their homework and see the kids’ eyes roll (that can sometimes be insulting). If you really want to be a teacher’s favourite, do extra work or put extra effort into all of your work. Who knows, you
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The long held friction between teachers and students is one that has lasted for generations, with both sides frantically pointing fingers at each other’s faults. There is the one side with teachers attempting to understand and correct their students behaviour and the other side where students continue to grumble about how their teachers “just don’t
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In teaching and learning, teachers have a very important task of not only making the subject fun for their students, but also keeping the students interested in coming to class, either through their personality or teaching strategy There is a one to one correspondence with a teacher’s way of teaching and what a student learns.
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They are mocked for their frequent fretting but worriers may have the last laugh. Research suggests that being a worrier is a sign of high intelligence. Those who live in constant fear they won’t get everything done and who can’t switch off worrisome thoughts are more articulate. In tests, worriers scored higher in something called
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