How do you politely tell a teacher they made a mistake?
How do you politely tell a teacher they made a mistake?
So I would simply ask about the problem, and let him explain the relation to your problem, or why the problem is in no relation. If you still don’t see why he is right, do what students (should) do. Ask him for clarifying it so you can understand it.
How do I tell my teacher something?
Tell your teacher what kind of help you need.
- Think about what kind of help you want.
- Tell your teacher how they can help.
- If you don’t know how you want your teacher to help, you it’s okay for you to say that, too.
- Try saying, “I need your help with a problem, but I don’t know what kind of help I need.”
What should I do if my teacher doesn’t like me?
If you feel that part of the problem may be that your teacher doesn’t like you, try making a little extra effort in class to turn the relationship around. This means showing up on time, doing your homework, being attentive, and asking questions. Be proactive about making up missed work and letting your teacher know if you will be missing school.
How do I tell my parents how I feel about teachers?
Let your parents know how you feel about your teacher, but be sure to explain exactly why you feel that way. They may be able to offer you some good perspective and advice on how to deal with the situation. It may help to have your parents help you write down a list of things you dislike about your teacher.
How can I annoy my teacher in class?
Another way to annoy your teacher is to try to keep as many of the students off task as you can. Ask the other students lots of questions, crack jokes, laugh loudly for no reason, and talk about personal stuff during group work. Distracting other students can disrupt the entire classroom and undoubtedly annoy your teacher.
How do you deal with a teacher who is mean?
It might help to have a conversation about comments on your homework that you don’t understand, but it will not be productive to tell your teacher that you think she’s mean and unfair. Instead of just blaming the teacher for the problem. show that you’re willing to work together to fix it.