What makes a teacher a favorite?

2020-12-20 Kobe Glover

What makes a teacher a favorite?

Your favorite teacher was thoughtful in the way that they taught and interacted with you and everyone else around you. They didn’t just print off a worksheet of grammar issues or math problems and expected you do it. They visibly took their time to make everything work for you and for the other students.

What gifts do teachers love?

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The pencil sharpener that all the teachers are talking about.
Everyone loves a good book.
Personalized pencils.
Gift cards.
Their go-to grading tool, but better.
A bottle of nice wine.
A new lanyard.
School supplies.

Do teachers play favorites?

Although plain as day for students to see, favoritism is often hidden from the teacher beneath a veil of justifications. Many, many teachers play favorites. Maybe you do too. No teacher wants to confront the possibility that he or she favors some students over others.

What are the things used by a teacher?

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Fun colored markers and sharpies.
Kleenex.
An egg timer or digital clock.
Set of self-inking teacher stamps (so you don’t have to mess with an ink pad every time you check homework).

How do you get a teacher to remember you?

Go to class. OK, I know that this one is really obvious, but it’s the biggest and most important step.
Use proper titles.
Don’t use text-speak in emails.
Look to the syllabus for logistical questions.
At least act like you’re paying attention.
Speak up in class.
Engage.
Go to office hours.

What type of students do teachers like?

Teachers want students to come to class each day ready to learn. They want them to come prepared, focused, and motivated. They want students to enjoy the learning process and to be active participants in the learning process. Teachers want students to be respectful.