My Language arts teacher is out too get me.?
445536
I think as another person has said u should talk to your teacher if u feel that he has some prejudice against u ,(after the class, and not infront of others, then the teacher will not feel threatened). Even if we think that he does not have a problem against u , u seem to feel that he has and that is not good, 'cos u got to survive a year with him.\nAnother thing is that if u dont want to talk to him try to look at what he says in his perspective and not take what he says personally but as constructive ceiticism.\nAlso we tend to look at our pearents and teachers as perfect people, which sadly is not the case, they too are human and have lot of faults. If u can accept that ,it wil make u feel better and not so bad next time he says something to u!ok?
771805
Well, Im sorry to hear you are going through all this drama. However, i suspect a hint of jealousy among the other teachers. Since you are there for the kids then you should try to push this out of your mind because in any situation if you try to make yourself appear better to others you usually will always appear desperate for attention or worse. So take pride in your work, know that eventually things will pan out for you because you deserve it. Who knows, maybe fate has something planned for you through all this.
877218
If she smiles and says hi she probably is happy to see you and has positive thoughts of you.... I'm telling you from experience!  I know sometimes teachers are really focused on the lesson and may seem short with you.  I know I am trying to think of things more from the student perspective... like how hard it can be to offer an answer in class, etc.  Sometimes my students have said I was mean to them and I didn't have a clue as to why they'd think that.  go see your teacher privately and very nicely tell her you were wondering if you had done something to offend or aggravate her in class.... be honest.  I know I would want to know if one of my students thought I was mean to them.....I want my students to be comfortable in my class every day....
37118
If she is not able to understand why u r trying to calm her she will pay the price for it in the outside world and that will knock her back to her senses. Smirk or ignore her when she does this. AND MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL REPORT 2 UR TEACHER.
753394
I agree with your mother.  If your teacher is out to get you there is very little that you can do about it.  Go to the principal and say that you have a personality clash with the teacher and would prefer to be moved to another class.  There are laws that prohibit him from discussing this request with the teacher so from a technical standpoint you should be able to push the request through without the teacher ever knowing how or why it was done.  Then the only issue you will face is whether you are put into a class that has a teacher that is influenced by the first teacher.\n\nTeachers can find flaws when there are not any.  I should know.  I'm a teacher!\n\nYou could also try talking to her about her grading system and see if she can justify the grades.  If not then you definitely have a motive for placement in a different class.
359466
Tell your parents.  Your parents should then go to the principal of your school.  What your teacher is doing is considered child abuse and she should lose her teaching certification permanently.
627346
Who's the child?  Be the bigger person and move on.  You will only make the problem worse.  If you really can't handle her bossiness, talk to your teacher or couselor.  Good Luck!
904809
You need to tell your parents and your teacher. Hopefully the principal will get involved as well. There is no need for you to put up with this one moment more. Don't be shy to do something about it.
827597
Only you and she can really know the answer to this question. Why don't you speak with her? Tell her what you'd like to be able to do and ask her why you are not allowed to help others, particularly if you are her "assistant"\n\nSigh. Thumb trolls strike again. My answer is a valid possible way to handle the situation. Talking with the teacher is a good way to try to resolve the issue.
299206
Go see your teacher, i am sure he/she will give you a bit of help.
736180
You'll regret it.  Challenging his ego in class is much worse than him challenging yours. Talk to him after class or in office hours, and if it gets worse, go over his head to complain.
298608
If you think your teacher hates you, don't you think he will suspect you 'treated' the apple? :D)\n\nNo details are provided to support the teacher "hates [you]." Some male teachers are not "chummy" with female students to keep "boundaries" clear. \n\nThere are countless stories of misunderstood actions and/or comments between male teachers and female students (and vice versa) that radically changed the lives of all involved. \n\nKeep track of your grades to make sure his "hatred" of you does not spill over into your GPA; and, try to remember to focus on your work. You're not in school to get your teacher "to like [you] as a student."
1128592
Talk to the school district's district office.  See if the kid can get trransferred to another teacher's class.  Don't be afraid to raise a little hell about it.  Just don't go over board and do anything rash.
898707
Go to your parents and tell them. If you dont feel you can do that, talk to your guidance counselor or another teacher you feel you can trust.  This teacher is being waaaaaay inappropriate and you need to speak up.  You need to protect yourself, your sister, and the others he is trying to take advantage of.  Please do it today!!
36603
wrok hard (if the teacher likes you)
63210
i dont have a mean teacher
1069881
I think someone else mentioned this, but I think you need to speak to the teacher without accusing her.  Find out what her policies are, and not only listen to her answers, but see how she answers.  Is she yelling at you when she speaks, or does she speak softly?  Is her body language telling you that she is trying to hide something?  \n\nIf you don't seem to get an answer to your question, try telling her that your son feels like he is being put upon because he is shy, which is only going to make him more shy, and perhaps between the two of you, you can help him get out of his shell and interact with the class.  If you make it clear that you want to work WITH her rather than report her, you will have a better shot at getting what you want.