My teacher yelled at me yesterday bc he told me to tell the students in the other class to meet him but i didnt. Bc i have anxiety and im nervous around people..and now i just wanted to die💕
A lot of people aren’t prepared to face the reality of teaching. In 4th grade I witnessed a first time happy go lucky cheerful teacher slowly turn into a cynic as the school year progressed. I’ll never forget that.
When I was in fourth grade a new teacher had the worst class, she would just break down crying and walk out of class and got my teacher to deal with it every time. I felt bad for her then and I feel bad for her now.
F5 Noobie certain teaching jobs require different degrees, it amazes me how teachers can complain about the pay when they knew what they were getting into.
I never understood why students thought it was cool to disrespect the teacher or have problems with authority. You're going to work some day, have a boss, in the future there is no principal's office- you straight up get fired.
Students should be failed at their grade level. Simple as that. Outside of normal goofing around, distracting students should be removed so others can learn.
The difference is you're getting paid. With modern schooling in the west, it's an almost entirely pointless venture as the only reason you're there is to pass arbitrary state-mandated tests which won't help you in the majority of fields & as such most kids don't really give a shit
As a teacher I would never speak to my students the way some of these teachers are speaking to theirs but if you sat in a classroom today and heard and saw what we deal with day in and day out I can understand their frustration. Students lack respect, they aren’t making good decisions, they lack problem solving skills and common courtesy. There are good students and my heart goes out to them because they are just as frustrated as the teachers. There is zero respect for authority or the learning environment. I have six children-4 of them are adults and 2 of them are 12 and 15. They would never and they have never disrespect the instructor or their peers in the way that many students do. In fact they come home complaining about other students. If my kid ever acted disrespectful toward an instructor, they sure as hell wouldn’t have a cell phone to record any this crap. There are no consequences. I love teaching. I’ve been teaching 25 years and I have never seen the level of disrespect that I see now. I do whatever I can to encourage and support their success in my English class but the old cliche about bringing a horse to water is so true. Parents need to step up to the plate and work with the teachers. We share the same goal. We want our students/children to experience success. I didn’t go to school to be a babysitter but most days it feels like that’s what I’m doing. The students don’t care. I don’t even know why half of them show up. We just lost a student this week bc an intruder came on campus and fatally stabbed a 15 year old girl. My heart aches for her family and my thoughts and prayers go out to them. One would think such a serious tragedy would bring us all together but I have students who laugh at the situation. There’s no compassion or empathy. These are character traits that should be taught at home along with respect for authority figures common courtesy and appreciation. I am surrounded by great teachers who have dedicated their life to every student who is in their classroom. We can’t do the work for them. I do everything to create a positive student centered learning environment; it’s amazing how a handful of students can suffocate the positivity from the students who want to be there. We don’t give up even when the parents do. We don’t give up. Parents have to step up to the plate. They need to enforce consequences. Again they need to work with us and not against us. I don’t know if many jobs where we go to work only to suffer verbal emotional mental and even physical abuse on a daily basis but we show up because we care. Someone has to care. Teaching can be very rewarding but it is truly one of the most thankless jobs I know.
You should probably use a pseudonym on comments then bc if schools find out you commented anything they find objectionable and you use your real name you can get fired or even doxxed.
Teachers might get more respect if so many didn’t have massive power complexes. The majority of teachers I had when I was in high school seemed to only be there so they could boss people around and get paid to do so.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 Students aren’t taught to respect their teachers. That’s what it boils down to. It’s not the teachers’ fault they are not respected on a mass level.
The 2nd teacher has the right to be mad. How rude do you have to be to yell “Yolo” back at him. That laughing and yelling “yolo” was incredibly unnecessary. 😐
I'm assuming it was a senior prank. the kid yelling YOLO was fucking stupid. but the principle didn't have to be so mad because he clearly gave them permission to do the prank, must've had a bad morning
Lmao the prank wasn’t even funny, if I was a teacher I would have been pressed. But that teacher probably didn’t know the pranks was gonna be like that regardless. 😬
Having taught for 40 years in public school high schools I can completely relate to some of these situations. However I did have a class of 25 percussionist and if you ever want to gather high energy and not necessarily highly motivated students that is what you would put together. I never ever had trouble with those students because the minute they hit the class they were busy working on projects. I think one of the key methods of classroom control is getting students completely engaged in the class and involved from beginning to end. Every once in a while I would have a student who simply wouldn’t respond to anything and I would simply ignore that student as if they didn’t exist. Day after day after day I would ignore them and eventually they would want to be included and change their behavior. The one thing I didn’t do however send them to the office because that was telling the student I was incapable of handling them. Teachers hang in there you have a tremendously difficult job and in many cases, thankless, but you also have a tremendously important job and if you’re capable of doing it you’re a very special person. For those who have never been in the classroom day after day after day you really have nothing to say. Teacher/student relationship is very unique and special so hang in there both of you, it’s well worth it!!
I guess you would have sent this guy to the office if he would constantly have talked so loud that your lesson was constantly disrupted. Or what else would you have done in this case? This might be a rare case but it happens.
I think one thing I’ve learned as a new teacher is the lack of discipline in schools. Back when I was in high school, I’d get in trouble for the most ridiculous things. Nowadays, I see kids can get away with anything. I love most of my students, but it’s so easy to get down over those few who are beyond regular teenage behavior- nasty attitudes, extreme disregard for their education, etc
god no she wasn't at all good, a viewer confirmed she got fired and so did multiple others, the student in the video could have had a disability, you try talking about being more considerate when you just straight up say the student is wrong, my god, I partly agree in a sense that it does happen but you are saying EVERYBODY does or something.
@Tiffany Wart probably the kids that failed math every year so there doing it over. Let’s be real if kids are being that disrespectful then there probably not the smartest humans out there. Just saying
@@ianjanicki7725 in my experience, someone who is disrespectful is either absolutely brilliant or completely stupid, and in school they are usually just stupid
Yeah I feel for the teachers who care about the kids and just wanna do their job in peace. As an adult I look back and feel bad cause we really gave some of them hell.
@@foskfismfus When I was your age, I felt the same way, about most (not all) of my classmates. There were a few nice kids, but most of them were self-important jacka$$es, who wouldn't even say, "Good morning", "Hello", "Did you see that show on HBO last night?", etc. or just talk to you like you were less than a human being. These same kids then called me "stuck-up" because I was bashful, & had to wear glasses & braces. Go figure.
@2:57 STAAR test, huh? I remember as a senior I had to "take" that test as a guiney pig so the state (Texas) could measure its affectability for the students who had to officially take it next year. I randomly bubbled in everything and answered my short answers in what Japanese I knew. Because that test was going to be worse than the TAKS text. Just another way for the government to push more tests in the school year (and give the companies more money to print and distribute them).
Feel bad for the last teacher, there we’re points where I’d sounded like he was holding back tears and pure sorrow. It was nice that the kid finally stopped after the teacher said those things tho. Poor guy needs some respect
First teacher is everything a teacher shouldn’t be, there’s nothing wrong with asking a question on what was just went over on. When a teacher starts shouting at me I completely disconnect and lose every care for what they’re saying and the class altogether
Exactly!! That student could've had ADD. Her teaching style could also be god awful. She's the type of instructor that will say "don't be afraid to ask questions", but berate you in front of the class for not paying "attention". That probably took him a lot of effort to ask, but she embarrassed him. Sadly, there are a lot of teachers like her that have no compassion.
Black Lion 8625 Youre an idiot. I love how you assume so much and you don’t even consider that it’s a normal non disabled student who constantly doesn’t pay attention and is rude? What about that? Sure she got angry, but you can’t just assume things and make up your mind
@@BloodInTheStrawberries @Olive Oil Dude, you fucking moron holy shit. Do you have adhd too? -That's not ADHD. Students can choose to not pay attention because they literally dont give a shit, they only care about having fun, and when they get called out sometimes they get all quiet and dont know what to say, they feel stupid -Im saying it COULD be either way, idiot. Key words in comment "WHAT ABOUT". It's theoretical. The whole point is you could be right, I could be right, so why 100% jump to a conclusion?
@@JohnBanana Ever consider that teachers are trained how to deal with kids who don't want to pay attention? Personally I come to these videos to look at examples of how not to behave with students and find myself getting confused to see so many people sticking up for the teachers as if they didn't know what they signed up for. "I've said it on a few of these now, but it's important to remember teachers teaching at HS level and below are taught how to deal with kids not paying attention. When you take a bunch of young adults, developing, going through puberty etc and force them to learn a bunch of stuff 99% of them probably have no interest in, it's understandable that by default, when subjected to PowerPoints with bullet points, they'll get bored and unruly. It's not ideal, it'd be nice if every student was 100% fascinated by every subject from English Literature to Algebra, but that's just no the reality unless you teach at a vocational level (e.g. university). But you yourself only need to think back to when you were at school to realize what teachers followed the training well. What lessons you'd go into to be screamed at, all while the kids messed about and never paid attention, and then the lessons you'd go into where the teacher never even needed to raise his voice, yet everyone listened and nobody messed about. And I bet you whatever subject those kind of teachers taught, soon became your favourite subjects. Because that's what a good teacher does."
well for me I was in those special ed classes because I'm a really slow learner and next when I go to my normal classes I have like no clue whats going on so I'm scared to ask help
I could really feel the frustration of the teacher in the last one, just imagine how hard and frustrating it would be to teach a class ever single day.
@ForSanity 1 only dumbasses miss those years. you'll have difficult times but you will enjoy your academic career all the way through university if you choose to go that route. every time i find myself thinking about being in highschool or lower i'm reminded of all the jackasses and BS i had to put up with. if you actually care about your future you will surely enjoy it.
0:30 Oh god I hate female teachers who scream at kids like that.. high pitched voice soundin like they got glass in their throat like go home n yell at your cats
Man as a woman literally almost every female teacher was fucking insufferable and weird. I really hope she wasn’t one of those teachers who says “let me know if there’s any questions” and then when there is none she gets an attitude and says “well I guess we understand everything!”
dude, that first one kinda hit me in the feels. i was treated that way my entire school life. i have adhd and learning disabilities like you wouldn’t believe. and hearing the teacher compare the student to everyone else is straight bullying. also with the screaming too. unbelievable. sure, the calculator might be easy to control for you but not other people. hell, it took me an entire school year to figure out my calculator. i’m serious.
That is so sad. My sister has adhd too. You can’t just assume people can figure stuff out. It’s not dumb to ask for help. It’s better to get help than sit there confused. Teachers should understand that not all students are the same
Princess Poppy no no, the more questions you ask the more teachers get annoyed then start being snarky. they’ll say “why are you asking questions we just went over this.” makes me want to kill the teacher right there.
Ever since i graduated in 2017, a lot of these kids don’t have respect for adults/teachers. You listen and respect them just like I would with your parents. Now some teachers take it unprofessionally and need to just quote if they don’t like job at all
When a bus driver gets up and yells at a kid, most of the time I can get behind that. Bus drivers got mad patience and if you break it you done some legit dumb ass shit to deserve that. Respect yo drivers kids.
5:11 i feel bad. The teacher really loves his job but the kids are just so mean. Like I hate math but if I saw my teacher like that I would try to at least pass in some work that is decent. :(( hope he’s doing alright. Mr.Math Teacher.
That first teacher felt like a punch in the gut. I’ve been yelled at for that *exact* sort of reason multiple times. I have ADHD and pretty bad anxiety which isn’t a good combo if you’re unable to keep up and are afraid of asking questions
the first and third ones legitimately triggered me. I have a disability that impairs my visual processing issues and a teacher did that exact thing to me!
That’s why I always stayed quiet in all my classes . Especially being dyslexic. I used to have a lady with me to help me understand certain things my teacher was teaching us and one day she didn’t come so I was basically screwed and when I asked my teacher to help understand a word she said “ that’s not my job , that’s your helpers job. Next time pay attention “ and I was like 🥲🥲🥲
@@onethousandlostsouls Bruh. That teacher isn't a good teacher. It is a teacher's job to help pupils, especially those struggling with what they are supposed to be doing.
Don't forget that there are legitimate questions and questions that should no longer be asked at a certain point. For example, you're a math teacher and have just taught the class a new math formula. Then a student asks, "Do I divide or multiply when I get to this step of the formula?" That's a good question. You might have said it two or three times already, but you can tell that this student was trying to follow along and just asked for clarification. But if you have been using that formula every day for the last three months in your math class and a student asks what the formula is, you're going to be pretty upset because you'll want to know just what has that student been doing these last three months.
@@serialclone Or you can have a learning disability called dyscalculia like I do. You can teach me something about math all day long and I can sometimes do it with no help. But then again, I can also forget whatever it was within minutes, hours or days. It's EXTREMELY frustrating especially when you know you have learned something and you just did it and then you look at the next problem and suddenly it's like a foreign language. Everyone has heard of dyslexia, but no one ever hears about dyscalculia. They just think you're dumb or lazy and not even trying. This kind of issue needs to be addressed and corrected. And while I completely understand that it can be frustrating to teachers, yelling and carrying on like that doesn't help anybody.
Not only that, but those kids look middle school at the oldest. If you have no patience for kids being stupid and misbehaving and go *straight* to yelling, please dont go into teaching
I dont think that he hates his job rather his students who are disrespectful, talking, playing in their phone or Not listend at all to what he trys to Teach them. He is frustrated.
I almost went into teaching when I was choosing my college major, but I decided to go into I.T. instead. I thank god every time I think about it, that I made that decision.
I’m not a teacher but I totally understand this guy’s frustration. Imagine having many years of life experience under your belt and you’re trying to teach these know it all yet naive teens a thing or too. The problem is that life is fucking hard as dogshit (sometimes) but these youngsters want to walk on the devil’s land without a chance of survival.
Sometimes, I’m sure people don’t have such a large variety of choices when jt comes down to what career they can pick. Being a teacher isn’t too bad of a pay but if you have trouble dealing with children its going to suck. He may have not had so many choices therefore leading himself into the workforces of teaching.
I remember one time one of my teachers yelled “SILENCE!” And then my friend and I both went “I keel you” and got in trouble. If you understand this you’re a legend
The last guy was close to a breakdown, and I really feel for him. I work in teaching myself and I''ve seen others have similar meltdowns and they haven't lasted long in the profession afterwards.
@@STALKERKILLER444 where'd you learn how to spell then? where'd you learn how to interpret OP's comment? exactly, you got fucking educated you ungrateful shit
@@ishouldntbesayingthisbecau1257 No it does not. The teacher was not acting rationally. But humans are not rational creatures; we are bound by emotions, so to expect her to be rational when angry may be a little unreasonable. I can understand the teacher's frustations and can see why she went off on the kid.
The second and last one I completly understand the anger of those teachers. "your job is an obligation to teach kids, if you dont like it, quit" that phrase would apply if the kids ACTUALLY respected them and learned. Being in that position anybody would've snapped if the person you're teaching ignores you, mistreats your classes, is a complete douche.
"ARE questions that i JUST went over." bro, some people ask a question similar to what has been answered because they were either zoned out or really just want to clarify and make sure they got the memo. (I personally just do it because I want to make sure I understood the question and answer, then teachers get mad at me for doing so.)
I kinda feel that last guy. HS can be brutal, especially when you have kids that are as nasty as the ones he clearly has. I bet the convos are outrageous
It’s sad lots of math teachers have to deal with gossips about how much math sucks yet I like math. I hate forgetting but I like math. He was ready to throw the guy outside.
I remember when my dad was a teacher. One day he came home crying because some of his students made fun of him. I felt horrible. Can’t believe why anyone would find joy in bringing down their teachers.
@@CDNL. I was pushed into going into secondary education (middle school/high school) as a math teacher in 2008 at the age of 25 after I finished my Bachelors degree in Mathematics and had a scholarship to pursue a Masters degree in Secondary Education. After doing clinical teaching at my alma mater 6 years after graduating from there, I decided that teaching was not for me. I even applied twice to an alternative public school a couple of years ago. I was passed over the first time and reneged on the position (offer rescinded) after it was offered to me the second time. I didn't accept it on time because I had second thoughts due to a nightmare I had of students bullying me. I am a sensitive guy and seeing videos like this turned me away from teaching kids not to mention my former teachers own accounts of how much worse students were year after year. I taught math part time for more than 4 years at a community college instead and remained in adult education in a management role for 7 years after that. I'm in Healthcare IT now and am planning on going into tech entrepreneurship.
they need to have auxiliary training for teachers who decide to work in lower-class markets, in addition to providing armed security at those schools. Also a zero-tolerance for bad behavior policy - you so much flap your gums or suck your teeth out of line, and it's into the streets/crackhouse for you.
My parents say they miss High school, but now that I have been graduated since 2019 I haven’t missed shit yet, I still have my friends, have a job, and I can do more thing then before.
I left and switched to online school barely three months in my freshman year. I actually learned, grew, and don't miss a thing about regular public school either. Class of 2019 👍
@@Blu3st4r371 how come we don’t have an education system that is actually interesting so the kids want to be there and the adults aren’t as tired all the time. We need to pay teachers more so they want to put effort into teaching.
I'm a teacher and I feel like getting emotional, 90% or more of the time, you lose. Kids see you as weaker and learn they can manipulate you, and if you lose control you could say or do something you can't take back, risking your job and/or license. I try to maintain emotional constancy no matter what, of course we are all human and there are rare times where you can get pushed to that point, but you have to be very careful that you're showing emotion in a productive way and aren't just ranting or acting off the emotion
I think my mean ass would let them fail the class. Like I’d teach my stuff even if they won’t listen and after that I would pull up with an exam that is going to ruin them for sure and let them all get signed by their parents
That’s why I think that public education is a joke. You don’t see this type of behavior at a tuition based private school. And if you do, bye bye and away you go to whatever other school your parents can find. These kids who are this disrespectful must have a pretty bad home life, because if my child was acting that way, I’d rip them out of school and homeschool them. It’d be real tough at home until they proved to me that they are ready to act properly in a classroom/school and if they can’t, I’ll do it for as long as I need to. I have time and if I don’t, I will make time. Because I’m not going to allow my child be nasty and disrespectful towards a teacher who is doing me an honor by taking their time to educate my child. Anyway, that is just my personal feelings on the matter.
No it wasn’t. He should’ve just told them once, “get up again and you’re off the bus”, and then when or if they got up again, follow through. Not get up in their face and yell at them. That type of crap can fully traumatize a kid. Ik that sounds dramatic, but teachers yelling at kids really feels completely different then any other person doing it.
@@yougsa if he did that, he would've lost his job on the spot. Also leaving a child on the street without them knowing where to go is extremely dangerous. We live in a sick place where kidnapping never stops.
I had a math teacher who would always say " WHY AM I HEARING VOICES! " and there was always one kid that would say " because you're insane "
Oh man thats funny.
What school did you go to? I had a math teacher that asked the same question and I whispered the same thing.
@@dutchplanderlinde2266 A high School in rural Michigan. Sound familiar?
@@federalbureauofinvestigati5505 No sir I actually go to school in Idaho. It's funny though because the exact same thing happened here.
@@dutchplanderlinde2266 hey you got that money yet
bro getting yelled at by a teacher gives you a different type of anxiety
No it doesn’t I just want to fight 😂
My teacher yelled at me yesterday bc he told me to tell the students in the other class to meet him but i didnt. Bc i have anxiety and im nervous around people..and now i just wanted to die💕
I swear to god. 😤
Then you feel like your burning up and everybody looks at you
Hell nawh, have you ever been yelled at by a bus driver? Them mfs go OFF.
That last math teacher was 100% correct. And he got his point across in the best way. You can only hope your kids teachers are this reasonable.
i'd say 95% correct tho
A lot of people aren’t prepared to face the reality of teaching. In 4th grade I witnessed a first time happy go lucky cheerful teacher slowly turn into a cynic as the school year progressed. I’ll never forget that.
"Chemistry is the study of change"
When I was in fourth grade a new teacher had the worst class, she would just break down crying and walk out of class and got my teacher to deal with it every time. I felt bad for her then and I feel bad for her now.
Teachers don’t get paid enough to deal with other people’s children
You don’t know that tho, it all depends on the location, in Upstate NY public school teachers make 100k plus.
Young Man I’m speaking for those who don’t
As a teacher, say that again!
F5 Noobie certain teaching jobs require different degrees, it amazes me how teachers can complain about the pay when they knew what they were getting into.
They choose that job...if they can’t handle the kids find a different job!
The second one is a normal teacher with crappy students...
I think it was maybe a senior prank
It was a senior prank. They had permission from the pricipal.
I mean, yea that was more frustrating cause of all the cleaning up
Lol maybe
“YOOOLOOO YOLLOOOO”
I never understood why students thought it was cool to disrespect the teacher or have problems with authority. You're going to work some day, have a boss, in the future there is no principal's office- you straight up get fired.
And starve. So why can't you just grow up?
Students should be failed at their grade level. Simple as that. Outside of normal goofing around, distracting students should be removed so others can learn.
The difference is you're getting paid. With modern schooling in the west, it's an almost entirely pointless venture as the only reason you're there is to pass arbitrary state-mandated tests which won't help you in the majority of fields & as such most kids don't really give a shit
Human resources is the principal's office. Then you get fired.
It's because we have stopped spanking them.
As a teacher I would never speak to my students the way some of these teachers are speaking to theirs but if you sat in a classroom today and heard and saw what we deal with day in and day out I can understand their frustration. Students lack respect, they aren’t making good decisions, they lack problem solving skills and common courtesy. There are good students and my heart goes out to them because they are just as frustrated as the teachers. There is zero respect for authority or the learning environment. I have six children-4 of them are adults and 2 of them are 12 and 15. They would never and they have never disrespect the instructor or their peers in the way that many students do. In fact they come home complaining about other students. If my kid ever acted disrespectful toward an instructor, they sure as hell wouldn’t have a cell phone to record any this crap. There are no consequences. I love teaching. I’ve been teaching 25 years and I have never seen the level of disrespect that I see now. I do whatever I can to encourage and support their success in my English class but the old cliche about bringing a horse to water is so true. Parents need to step up to the plate and work with the teachers. We share the same goal. We want our students/children to experience success. I didn’t go to school to be a babysitter but most days it feels like that’s what I’m doing. The students don’t care. I don’t even know why half of them show up. We just lost a student this week bc an intruder came on campus and fatally stabbed a 15 year old girl. My heart aches for her family and my thoughts and prayers go out to them. One would think such a serious tragedy would bring us all together but I have students who laugh at the situation. There’s no compassion or empathy. These are character traits that should be taught at home along with respect for authority figures common courtesy and appreciation. I am surrounded by great teachers who have dedicated their life to every student who is in their classroom. We can’t do the work for them. I do everything to create a positive student centered learning environment; it’s amazing how a handful of students can suffocate the positivity from the students who want to be there. We don’t give up even when the parents do. We don’t give up. Parents have to step up to the plate. They need to enforce consequences. Again they need to work with us and not against us. I don’t know if many jobs where we go to work only to suffer verbal emotional mental and even physical abuse on a daily basis but we show up because we care. Someone has to care. Teaching can be very rewarding but it is truly one of the most thankless jobs I know.
You should probably use a pseudonym on comments then bc if schools find out you commented anything they find objectionable and you use your real name you can get fired or even doxxed.
Teachers might get more respect if so many didn’t have massive power complexes. The majority of teachers I had when I was in high school seemed to only be there so they could boss people around and get paid to do so.
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500 Students aren’t taught to respect their teachers. That’s what it boils down to. It’s not the teachers’ fault they are not respected on a mass level.
Yes u would
Or if they don't respect authority they can at least respect teachers as human beings.
The 2nd teacher has the right to be mad. How rude do you have to be to yell “Yolo” back at him. That laughing and yelling “yolo” was incredibly unnecessary. 😐
I'm assuming it was a senior prank. the kid yelling YOLO was fucking stupid. but the principle didn't have to be so mad because he clearly gave them permission to do the prank, must've had a bad morning
Kura Marie I don’t see a student having the time to do this or wanting to so I’m pretty sure ur right
Yeah, it seems like a funny prank, then that guy was a dick by yelling yolo. He made the prank less funny overall by making it a problem.
Lol
Lmao the prank wasn’t even funny, if I was a teacher I would have been pressed. But that teacher probably didn’t know the pranks was gonna be like that regardless. 😬
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People with no arms: 👁👄👁
They’re not following
directions to the teachers. 😕
Me: 👁💧👄💧👁
use you fingers lol
Epic_Guy I can’t tell if this is sarcasm or
Take a wild guess lmao
First clip: when the teacher says don't be afraid to ask questions
Having taught for 40 years in public school high schools I can completely relate to some of these situations. However I did have a class of 25 percussionist and if you ever want to gather high energy and not necessarily highly motivated students that is what you would put together. I never ever had trouble with those students because the minute they hit the class they were busy working on projects. I think one of the key methods of classroom control is getting students completely engaged in the class and involved from beginning to end. Every once in a while I would have a student who simply wouldn’t respond to anything and I would simply ignore that student as if they didn’t exist. Day after day after day I would ignore them and eventually they would want to be included and change their behavior. The one thing I didn’t do however send them to the office because that was telling the student I was incapable of handling them. Teachers hang in there you have a tremendously difficult job and in many cases, thankless, but you also have a tremendously important job and if you’re capable of doing it you’re a very special person. For those who have never been in the classroom day after day after day you really have nothing to say. Teacher/student relationship is very unique and special so hang in there both of you, it’s well worth it!!
I guess you would have sent this guy to the office if he would constantly have talked so loud that your lesson was constantly disrupted. Or what else would you have done in this case? This might be a rare case but it happens.
I feel like sometimes students forget that teachers are people too.
I feel like sometimes teachers forget that students are people too.
@@welcometobangkok8220 This is true for some teachers unfortunately...
I have no clever name college teachers are way better
And teachers forget some students are really suicidal and they look them like money not humans
@@colddarkness1798 I feel like teachers who are just in it for the money should just quit it doesn't even pay well...
Let's be honest some of these teachers have the right to be mad
Yup
But not curse like sailors nor toss bean bags at boys' family jewels
@@tsitracommunications2884 ?
Oh so you have chosen the dark side
Like the second one. They were just jerks
5:33 this student seems genuinely sorry after hearing what the teacher has to say
4:21 i never felt so bad for a teacher in my life
4:14 "DO YOU HEAR ME?!" "ʸᵉˢ ᵐᵃ'ᵃᵐ
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lol
Tbh i hate getting yelled at and I swear if a teacher or bus driver pointed their finger at me like that I would punch them in the fucking face
ZOMBIE When he was pointing his finger I thought he was holding a gun😂.
@@thegoodreylo4749 lol I seen it again after I read your comment and it does look like he bout to mug him
ZOMBIE Lol I would have left.
Bus drivers have the worst job ever.
Honestly why can’t they put on Headphones to max volume?
Oh wait. Cuz of troublemakers. Like me sometimes.
And some people still don’t even give enough of a shit to say thank you to the driver
@@jacobc590 if your a good person you get treated good and respected by your bus driver but if your bitch you deserve nothing
Not rlly
I agree, there just trying to keep the kids safe but they get disrespected so much to the point they quit or lose there mind
I think one thing I’ve learned as a new teacher is the lack of discipline in schools. Back when I was in high school, I’d get in trouble for the most ridiculous things. Nowadays, I see kids can get away with anything. I love most of my students, but it’s so easy to get down over those few who are beyond regular teenage behavior- nasty attitudes, extreme disregard for their education, etc
Respect to the people recording. They are putting themselves in so much jeopardy
0:01 she’s the type of person that makes children with learning disabilities depressed and afraid to exist I hope she’s fired by now.
beeteaass ツ cap
beeteaass ツ damn did we go to the same school??
beeteaass ツ I don’t think you guys should be sharing that info lmfao, maybe have Instagram direct message or smth.
He should have been paying attention
God she reminds me of my elementary teachers like sorry I cant keep up on what your saying it's the learning disabilities ma'am
That last teacher deserves more respect. I’m in high school and most high schoolers act like teachers are not human beings. The disrespect smh🤦🏾♀️
god no she wasn't at all good, a viewer confirmed she got fired and so did multiple others, the student in the video could have had a disability, you try talking about being more considerate when you just straight up say the student is wrong, my god, I partly agree in a sense that it does happen but you are saying EVERYBODY does or something.
@@insaneyogurt4993 what part of “last teacher” do you not understand
minecraft king Dude they said the last teacher not the first one
What is "smh" ?
@Max Well Thanks you
Just imagine you having a conversation with someone and 7 other people try to talk to you.
Being a grade school teacher is like working customer service in a place where everyone thinks they’re above you
The last teacher, I actually feel bad for him because he doesn’t even want his job anymore because of the students
That teacher has a good point in my opinion. Some of the students are gonna regret it for years to come.
He should be like a 6th or 7th grade teacher. Yea the conversations wouldn’t be any less weird but at least they don’t talk back as much
@Tiffany Wart probably the kids that failed math every year so there doing it over. Let’s be real if kids are being that disrespectful then there probably not the smartest humans out there. Just saying
@@ianjanicki7725 in my experience, someone who is disrespectful is either absolutely brilliant or completely stupid, and in school they are usually just stupid
Yeah I feel for the teachers who care about the kids and just wanna do their job in peace. As an adult I look back and feel bad cause we really gave some of them hell.
When he said “I don’t wanna have to come to work and deal with this all the time” I felt that
I feel bad for you and him
@@snowie4082 it is what it is brother
@@daguv2137 like what you said, it’s so sad 😞😭😢
Thats my dad
@@snowie4082 🎻 🥀 💀
Imagine going to college for 4 years, only to get a teaching degree to be miserable.
“THE PURPOSE OF THIS CLASS ISNT TO BE ON OUR PHONES AND- AND TALK ABOUT SEX!”
I’m crying that’s all we do in my 3rd pd😭😭✋🏼
Imagine being as immature as the boy yelling “YOLO” in the second clip
@ً ً i thought the boy yelling sounded like skeppy so i was dying
Dude probs the video was old so the word was probably used on that year
It was a senior prank
@ً ً it was funny chill out.
Imagine not taking a joke
I can't become a teacher, i just can't mom..
Mom: Why?
Me: ...I'll end up slapping a child..
Bruh Same
Middle schoolers and higher schoolers yeah. I hated teenagers even when I was one
Same here. I'd get fired and arrested before the first day was over.
I’m only in 8th grade and I 100% agree with you. I want to slap some of the kids I have to deal with
@@foskfismfus When I was your age, I felt the same way, about most (not all) of my classmates. There were a few nice kids, but most of them were self-important jacka$$es, who wouldn't even say, "Good morning", "Hello", "Did you see that show on HBO last night?", etc. or just talk to you like you were less than a human being. These same kids then called me "stuck-up" because I was bashful, & had to wear glasses & braces. Go figure.
That last teacher defo has some real bad stuff going on in his life kinda feel bad for him
“The older you get, the more you relate to these teachers” - some guy in comment section
@2:57 STAAR test, huh? I remember as a senior I had to "take" that test as a guiney pig so the state (Texas) could measure its affectability for the students who had to officially take it next year.
I randomly bubbled in everything and answered my short answers in what Japanese I knew.
Because that test was going to be worse than the TAKS text. Just another way for the government to push more tests in the school year (and give the companies more money to print and distribute them).
Feel bad for the last teacher, there we’re points where I’d sounded like he was holding back tears and pure sorrow. It was nice that the kid finally stopped after the teacher said those things tho. Poor guy needs some respect
If I were the teacher I would’ve broke down crying 😭
nice how the kid actually felt bad after the fact . The other videos either the kid or the teacher is annoying as hell
Same
500th like lol
ya and even at the end you can here a couple of girls still laughing and mocking him
First teacher is everything a teacher shouldn’t be, there’s nothing wrong with asking a question on what was just went over on. When a teacher starts shouting at me I completely disconnect and lose every care for what they’re saying and the class altogether
Exactly!! That student could've had ADD. Her teaching style could also be god awful. She's the type of instructor that will say "don't be afraid to ask questions", but berate you in front of the class for not paying "attention". That probably took him a lot of effort to ask, but she embarrassed him. Sadly, there are a lot of teachers like her that have no compassion.
Black Lion 8625 Youre an idiot. I love how you assume so much and you don’t even consider that it’s a normal non disabled student who constantly doesn’t pay attention and is rude? What about that? Sure she got angry, but you can’t just assume things and make up your mind
@@BloodInTheStrawberries @Olive Oil Dude, you fucking moron holy shit. Do you have adhd too?
-That's not ADHD. Students can choose to not pay attention because they literally dont give a shit, they only care about having fun, and when they get called out sometimes they get all quiet and dont know what to say, they feel stupid
-Im saying it COULD be either way, idiot. Key words in comment "WHAT ABOUT". It's theoretical. The whole point is you could be right, I could be right, so why 100% jump to a conclusion?
@@JohnBanana Ever consider that teachers are trained how to deal with kids who don't want to pay attention? Personally I come to these videos to look at examples of how not to behave with students and find myself getting confused to see so many people sticking up for the teachers as if they didn't know what they signed up for.
"I've said it on a few of these now, but it's important to remember teachers teaching at HS level and below are taught how to deal with kids not paying attention. When you take a bunch of young adults, developing, going through puberty etc and force them to learn a bunch of stuff 99% of them probably have no interest in, it's understandable that by default, when subjected to PowerPoints with bullet points, they'll get bored and unruly. It's not ideal, it'd be nice if every student was 100% fascinated by every subject from English Literature to Algebra, but that's just no the reality unless you teach at a vocational level (e.g. university). But you yourself only need to think back to when you were at school to realize what teachers followed the training well. What lessons you'd go into to be screamed at, all while the kids messed about and never paid attention, and then the lessons you'd go into where the teacher never even needed to raise his voice, yet everyone listened and nobody messed about. And I bet you whatever subject those kind of teachers taught, soon became your favourite subjects. Because that's what a good teacher does."
well for me I was in those special ed classes because I'm a really slow learner and next when I go to my normal classes I have like no clue whats going on so I'm scared to ask help
Never thought I'd say we should bring back beatings
I could really feel the frustration of the teacher in the last one, just imagine how hard and frustrating it would be to teach a class ever single day.
4:04 that was the most powerful point I’ve ever seen
“IF I SEE YOUU 💨👉🏽!!!
Zen Ara how do u not understand?
AlaskanBullWorm 0 that’s a good question
It's zen ara he's on the teachers side in all the comments he's a fucking nerd nobody likes him
Power Point 2020
“You’ll miss high school after you graduate.” 💀😭
@ForSanity 1 your gonna miss the teachers, friends and people you have met over the years. The good stuff man
@ForSanity 1 only dumbasses miss those years. you'll have difficult times but you will enjoy your academic career all the way through university if you choose to go that route. every time i find myself thinking about being in highschool or lower i'm reminded of all the jackasses and BS i had to put up with. if you actually care about your future you will surely enjoy it.
I dont😂
G shit🤧
I miss the fuck out of school. My teachers were the best.
These videos should be called the consequences of bad parenting and why teachers need free mental health sessions.
0:30 Oh god I hate female teachers who scream at kids like that.. high pitched voice soundin like they got glass in their throat like go home n yell at your cats
Man as a woman literally almost every female teacher was fucking insufferable and weird. I really hope she wasn’t one of those teachers who says “let me know if there’s any questions” and then when there is none she gets an attitude and says “well I guess we understand everything!”
Honestly the teacher at the end’s final reaction honestly made me feel bad.
@@LouisE-mp8lx we don’t care about the second one, this comment was for the last teacher go make your own separate comment that that 🥱
@@JaydizzleYT rude little virgin. Have some respect for women
@@danielallen6178 ???
I like that guy. Well dressed too. Bet the kids don't even know what a tie is that he's wearing.
Honestly honestly honestly honestly
dude, that first one kinda hit me in the feels. i was treated that way my entire school life. i have adhd and learning disabilities like you wouldn’t believe. and hearing the teacher compare the student to everyone else is straight bullying. also with the screaming too. unbelievable. sure, the calculator might be easy to control for you but not other people. hell, it took me an entire school year to figure out my calculator. i’m serious.
Its hard when you have ADHD. That’s why I failed algebra. You just couldn’t focus very well. And it’s damn near impossible to fix.
The Godfather same I have adhd as well and all the teachers do is mock me they don’t help
Benson
I have anxiety so asking questions is already hard enough. If someone reacted that way towards me I’d never want to go back to school.
That is so sad. My sister has adhd too. You can’t just assume people can figure stuff out. It’s not dumb to ask for help. It’s better to get help than sit there confused. Teachers should understand that not all students are the same
Princess Poppy no no, the more questions you ask the more teachers get annoyed then start being snarky. they’ll say “why are you asking questions we just went over this.” makes me want to kill the teacher right there.
Ever since i graduated in 2017, a lot of these kids don’t have respect for adults/teachers. You listen and respect them just like I would with your parents. Now some teachers take it unprofessionally and need to just quote if they don’t like job at all
I graduated HS in 2016 and I swear these kids get worse every year.
When a bus driver gets up and yells at a kid, most of the time I can get behind that. Bus drivers got mad patience and if you break it you done some legit dumb ass shit to deserve that. Respect yo drivers kids.
4:04 yall see the way he charged up that pointing finger. Man was on a mission
LEMME SEE YOUR WAR FACE
Poor old dude’s had enough
That happened to someone one time but it wasn't me (The bus driver said if we misbehave, we sing spongebob's theme._.)
5:11 i feel bad. The teacher really loves his job but the kids are just so mean. Like I hate math but if I saw my teacher like that I would try to at least pass in some work that is decent. :(( hope he’s doing alright. Mr.Math Teacher.
😔 this made me really sad
Notice how fucking quiet the room got once he started yelling.
Some kids are pieces of shit who are trying to show themselves superior by humiliating teachers
i love your pfp and name ROFL
@@pajamas_the_emo I like yours too. Do you mean that there’s something in my eyelash?
There was a quote I saw somewhere, think it was Stellaris:
*You can teach knowledge, but you cannot teach understanding.*
“You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make it drink.”
That first teacher felt like a punch in the gut. I’ve been yelled at for that *exact* sort of reason multiple times. I have ADHD and pretty bad anxiety which isn’t a good combo if you’re unable to keep up and are afraid of asking questions
Same. Even when I was in 3rd grade I was dealing with this type shit
Honestly I couldn’t handle being a teacher. Must respect to them.
@Red Sprite Gaming in which way
Omph, my dad is a math professor and he’s pretty chill. I think k-12 is hard to teach but college kids will usually pay attention.
Most stress comes from roundup students, made worse by liberal policies. You can’t throw bad kids out now so they just ruin it for everyone else.
@@k3th.b.w122 truth
Brenda Karna yeah they’ll definitely pay attention because their money is actually going towards that ! Always motivation enough lol
1:28 “You only live once” as if pranking a teacher with some party streamers and running away yelling is a chance of a lifetime
I mean...it sorta is though
That guy could’ve called the cops for vandalism
kinda and the prank was a lot different than just that
@@accountnotusedanymore9119 ah yes vandalizing his own body
so that's what "YOLO" stands for I never knew to be honest
Last one was just straight up sad I feel for that guy
the first and third ones legitimately triggered me. I have a disability that impairs my visual processing issues and a teacher did that exact thing to me!
This all makes me thankful for the teachers I have now...
Same.
Same
same
well most of mine anyway
Same me too
I've had some that were a but outa line but most of mine knew how keep their shit together.
Teacher tells you to go to the office, you go. You don't tell them "I'll chill."
Bro you’ll do anything to not get that ass whooping at home 😂😂
Jtorr3s 1203 it’s called discipline
But sometimes it’s for no reason
lol you must not have gone to a predominantly black school
Jaheim Greene Then go to the office and get the teacher in trouble?
4:36 reminds me of a full cast of Jordan Peele 😭😭😭
the first one-MY teachers always allowed questions after they went over an assignment
Teachers: “Don’t be afraid to ask questions!”
Also teachers: “YoU sHoUlD hAvE bEeN pAyInG aTtEnTiOn!”
That’s why I always stayed quiet in all my classes . Especially being dyslexic. I used to have a lady with me to help me understand certain things my teacher was teaching us and one day she didn’t come so I was basically screwed and when I asked my teacher to help understand a word she said “ that’s not my job , that’s your helpers job. Next time pay attention “ and I was like 🥲🥲🥲
@@onethousandlostsouls Bruh. That teacher isn't a good teacher. It is a teacher's job to help pupils, especially those struggling with what they are supposed to be doing.
Then your parents say “Ask the teacher if your having trouble” Trying to explain that they don’t do anything.
Don't forget that there are legitimate questions and questions that should no longer be asked at a certain point. For example, you're a math teacher and have just taught the class a new math formula. Then a student asks, "Do I divide or multiply when I get to this step of the formula?" That's a good question. You might have said it two or three times already, but you can tell that this student was trying to follow along and just asked for clarification.
But if you have been using that formula every day for the last three months in your math class and a student asks what the formula is, you're going to be pretty upset because you'll want to know just what has that student been doing these last three months.
@@serialclone Or you can have a learning disability called dyscalculia like I do. You can teach me something about math all day long and I can sometimes do it with no help. But then again, I can also forget whatever it was within minutes, hours or days. It's EXTREMELY frustrating especially when you know you have learned something and you just did it and then you look at the next problem and suddenly it's like a foreign language. Everyone has heard of dyslexia, but no one ever hears about dyscalculia. They just think you're dumb or lazy and not even trying. This kind of issue needs to be addressed and corrected. And while I completely understand that it can be frustrating to teachers, yelling and carrying on like that doesn't help anybody.
5:25 poor teacher I give my respect to him
No
Veronica Gutierrez Patlan cómo que no?
@@peterGu895 porque si?
Wtf no
your videos make me laugh so harrddddd
The last teacher's yelling looked legit.
“You are talking stop talking during a test!!!!” HE ROSE HIS HAND AND SHE CALLED ON HIM WTF
Not only that, but those kids look middle school at the oldest. If you have no patience for kids being stupid and misbehaving and go *straight* to yelling, please dont go into teaching
@@captainseawolf1 yeah, they were most likely in middle school. someone's laptop said "BMS" which im assuming stands for (school name) Middle School
5:11 Imagine hating your job so much lmao, I'd hate to be a teacher
I dont think that he hates his job rather his students who are disrespectful, talking, playing in their phone or Not listend at all to what he trys to Teach them. He is frustrated.
Martin Schmidt I can see that lol
I almost went into teaching when I was choosing my college major, but I decided to go into I.T. instead. I thank god every time I think about it, that I made that decision.
I’m not a teacher but I totally understand this guy’s frustration. Imagine having many years of life experience under your belt and you’re trying to teach these know it all yet naive teens a thing or too. The problem is that life is fucking hard as dogshit (sometimes) but these youngsters want to walk on the devil’s land without a chance of survival.
Sometimes, I’m sure people don’t have such a large variety of choices when jt comes down to what career they can pick. Being a teacher isn’t too bad of a pay but if you have trouble dealing with children its going to suck. He may have not had so many choices therefore leading himself into the workforces of teaching.
I didn’t realize how blessed I am with the teachers I have
I remember one time one of my teachers yelled “SILENCE!” And then my friend and I both went “I keel you” and got in trouble. If you understand this you’re a legend
The last guy was close to a breakdown, and I really feel for him. I work in teaching myself and I''ve seen others have similar meltdowns and they haven't lasted long in the profession afterwards.
Do you work in the ghetto? If not, fuck off.
I gotta say props to you for being able to put up with that
@@klstacked god imagine having to teach in an inner city school. YO BRO ON GOD I DIDN EVEN GET A REDO!
They’re probably a long time coming
@@klstacked DAMN THIS MATH SHIET RACIST NIGGA I SWEAR
Teachers are so underpaid. Even though sometimes teachers overdo things. Sometimes they don't deserve the shit students give them
Schools are just huge kindergartens
aka one of the easiest jobs ever
@@cheese5331 what do you mean by that? not a teacher myself, but having to deal with shitty students sounds extremely stressful
nigga shut up fuck school it aint do shit
@@STALKERKILLER444 where'd you learn how to spell then? where'd you learn how to interpret OP's comment? exactly, you got fucking educated you ungrateful shit
they chose to be one
Last guy is my new hero lmao
Aye you posted this on my birthday!
Parents “school is a safe place to learn”
School: 😐
Me: *aRe U SuRe aBOut dAt!?!?!*
Also me: what the hell with word safe
-.-
It is safe as long as the kids don't act like little shitheads
Americans
The first teacher flipped out on a kid just askin a simple question lol
Yea she should have helped him like any other teacher.
He doesn't know where y= is on the calculator after she just demoed it to the class... it is literally the first button on the panel
@@georgebrantley776
Does it justify wasting more of your time and sanity yelling at the kid instead of taking 30 seconds to go up to him and show it?
@@ishouldntbesayingthisbecau1257 No it does not. The teacher was not acting rationally. But humans are not rational creatures; we are bound by emotions, so to expect her to be rational when angry may be a little unreasonable. I can understand the teacher's frustations and can see why she went off on the kid.
George Brantley yeah I get that but cmon there was no need to get that angry. I jus don’t understand why it is so hard to just show him where it is
That first teacher reminded me of my kindergarten teacher. Trauma for the next 12 years.
I want to feel bad for these teachers but 89% of mine were like that, ego hungry monsters.
Being mean to a teacher is 100% uncalled for unless the teacher is mean
Hearing the last guys voice, I kinda feel like sympathizing for him. He sounds legit tired and just wants to teach
The second and last one I completly understand the anger of those teachers. "your job is an obligation to teach kids, if you dont like it, quit" that phrase would apply if the kids ACTUALLY respected them and learned. Being in that position anybody would've snapped if the person you're teaching ignores you, mistreats your classes, is a complete douche.
"ARE questions that i JUST went over." bro, some people ask a question similar to what has been answered because they were either zoned out or really just want to clarify and make sure they got the memo. (I personally just do it because I want to make sure I understood the question and answer, then teachers get mad at me for doing so.)
I now listen to these videos just to bring back memories
I kinda feel that last guy. HS can be brutal, especially when you have kids that are as nasty as the ones he clearly has. I bet the convos are outrageous
It’s sad lots of math teachers have to deal with gossips about how much math sucks yet I like math. I hate forgetting but I like math. He was ready to throw the guy outside.
@@defectumdefectum9642 Only time I like math is when I understand the process and how to do it.
Hope that last teacher knows people are on his side on this one.
Not me
@@69metersbelow25 why his class was being fucking disrespectful and wouldn’t shut tf up
There more to the story,l
@@69metersbelow25 😐
those kids will be on his side in 10 years.
I’m grateful most of my teachers growing up were good. The really bad ones were at Uni.
Reactions like the first one are why I was always afraid to ask questions when I was lost
That little girl trying to act sassy because she’s on camera is killing me lmao 😂
Of course because she’s blonde
@@shanghainese7198 sometimes its best to just not comment
@@Alex-pq9rm its true tho, most blonde's r pretty annoying and cocky (at least in my school)
@Fabi's World if you date one you will know.
@@richardxu5168 not really you just dont know how to talk to girls lmfao
I feel sorry for the teacher in the end;
That man has lost all joy in teaching and you see it in his expressions.
I remember when my dad was a teacher. One day he came home crying because some of his students made fun of him. I felt horrible. Can’t believe why anyone would find joy in bringing down their teachers.
@@CDNL. I was pushed into going into secondary education (middle school/high school) as a math teacher in 2008 at the age of 25 after I finished my Bachelors degree in Mathematics and had a scholarship to pursue a Masters degree in Secondary Education. After doing clinical teaching at my alma mater 6 years after graduating from there, I decided that teaching was not for me.
I even applied twice to an alternative public school a couple of years ago. I was passed over the first time and reneged on the position (offer rescinded) after it was offered to me the second time. I didn't accept it on time because I had second thoughts due to a nightmare I had of students bullying me. I am a sensitive guy and seeing videos like this turned me away from teaching kids not to mention my former teachers own accounts of how much worse students were year after year. I taught math part time for more than 4 years at a community college instead and remained in adult education in a management role for 7 years after that. I'm in Healthcare IT now and am planning on going into tech entrepreneurship.
they need to have auxiliary training for teachers who decide to work in lower-class markets, in addition to providing armed security at those schools. Also a zero-tolerance for bad behavior policy - you so much flap your gums or suck your teeth out of line, and it's into the streets/crackhouse for you.
@@CDNL. bringing down teachers putting you down seems like a strong enough motive
All these teachers act like they never did anything in their lives💀😭😭
That poor guy at the end. He seems so wholesome man.
0:40
When did Karen become a teacher?!
Hahaha
I know right bwahahahhaa🤣🤣🤣
I knew Karen became teacher from the 1st clip
She really does sound like a Karen honestly
Not a Chiefs fan, hate KC to death. And she didn’t, she’s just a snowflake.
My parents say they miss High school, but now that I have been graduated since 2019 I haven’t missed shit yet, I still have my friends, have a job, and I can do more thing then before.
The thing is, it does not matter if you miss it or not. It matters to get good GPA score to apply for good universities.
I graduated in 2015 and still get nightmares about it tbh
I left and switched to online school barely three months in my freshman year. I actually learned, grew, and don't miss a thing about regular public school either. Class of 2019 👍
High school can definitely be worse than college
Zen Ara Not worth it if you ask me
4:42 kinda looks like 2009 Markiplier
“I don’t get teachers that complain all the time. You didn’t have to teach. You don’t have to be here. If you don’t like it go home.”
-my gym teacher
But that goes for the students too not one of these students are being respectful you can tell they are just sick and tired thats shit goes both ways
@@Blu3st4r371 how come we don’t have an education system that is actually interesting so the kids want to be there and the adults aren’t as tired all the time. We need to pay teachers more so they want to put effort into teaching.
4:15 😂😂😂😂 that one person whispering "yes mam"
And that poor last teacher it’s like he is saying teaching has ruined his life poor guy
Yup. I almost got a teaching degree, but I changed my mind because a lot of kids and teens, are so disrespectful.
Toxic that’s why I rather teach kindergarten
i died when she said
*IF YOU CANNOT PRESS Y= I CANNOT HELP YOU*
4:26 a teacher doing a Bill Maher impression, that's a new one.
Sounds more like Bill Murray to me.
Being yelled at like this would probably traumatise me
It does traumatize Me bro Ive dealt with this
I would've started to cry.
It aint even that bad
@@Lvr3oyz different for people, some of us can't mentally handle it and we break down
@Ceo of Racism idk ur name is kinda self explanatory I dont even have to argue on jy
I'm a teacher and I feel like getting emotional, 90% or more of the time, you lose. Kids see you as weaker and learn they can manipulate you, and if you lose control you could say or do something you can't take back, risking your job and/or license. I try to maintain emotional constancy no matter what, of course we are all human and there are rare times where you can get pushed to that point, but you have to be very careful that you're showing emotion in a productive way and aren't just ranting or acting off the emotion
I think my mean ass would let them fail the class. Like I’d teach my stuff even if they won’t listen and after that I would pull up with an exam that is going to ruin them for sure and let them all get signed by their parents
That’s why I think that public education is a joke. You don’t see this type of behavior at a tuition based private school. And if you do, bye bye and away you go to whatever other school your parents can find. These kids who are this disrespectful must have a pretty bad home life, because if my child was acting that way, I’d rip them out of school and homeschool them. It’d be real tough at home until they proved to me that they are ready to act properly in a classroom/school and if they can’t, I’ll do it for as long as I need to. I have time and if I don’t, I will make time. Because I’m not going to allow my child be nasty and disrespectful towards a teacher who is doing me an honor by taking their time to educate my child. Anyway, that is just my personal feelings on the matter.
@@theanon5906 Then you would get in trouble with the school. there is no winning for teachers.
@@Jocelyn_Jade that’s true they’ll get mad that you flunk too many students and that you’re a bad teacher
@@theanon5906 you can’t do that retard, maybe don’t become a teacher if you’re petty because that’s literally someone’s future.
There are so many anger phases in every single grade
When I was younger teenage boys annoyed the heck outta me and they still do as an adult.
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@Awesomejawson no I was just giving him the answer to his question
the bus dude yelling at the kid was totally justified. standing up and moving on a bus can be super dangerous
Pretty much everyone always stood up on my school bus, double decker as well
No it wasn’t. He should’ve just told them once, “get up again and you’re off the bus”, and then when or if they got up again, follow through. Not get up in their face and yell at them. That type of crap can fully traumatize a kid. Ik that sounds dramatic, but teachers yelling at kids really feels completely different then any other person doing it.
@@yougsa it's illegal to let a kid off a bus unsupervised even if the bus is shut down and the kids house is just down the street.
@@yougsa if he did that, he would've lost his job on the spot. Also leaving a child on the street without them knowing where to go is extremely dangerous. We live in a sick place where kidnapping never stops.
@@yougsa if you follow through you need to apply for another job 🤣
This brings back memories man🤣🤣🤣
The guy in the first clip has the patience of a saint.