Have you ever had any teacher's pets, suck ups, in class and just wanted to make them go away? Tell me your experiences and how you'd deal with them.
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DownOnMyLuck
ANSWERS: 4
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yeah that was me i have to admit... i have always been confident,my teachers all loved me i WAS teachers pet.
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If you want more attention from your teacher, produce excellent work, participate in class discussions (this includes asking good questions, as well as giving your thoughts and opinions), and speak with the teacher outside of class about the topics you're studying. Teachers enjoy students who enjoy learning in their classes. Why do you need to "deal" with the so-called "suck ups" and "teacher's pets"? What do they do to you, personally, other than annoy you because they get attention?
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I think that teachers pets are a very special breed. Everything is by the book, any deviation cannot be accepted - creativity with boundaries isn't much creativity at all. I work with some - and on the positive side you get squeaky clean work and have someone to point out the mistakes you make. On the other hand you can't leave them in charge of anything because - the perfectionist inside - is anything but economical and very budget hungry. So what do I do? I tease them, throw balls at them and have a jolly good time : D Don't get me wrong, they throw them back! Everyone's different, and though it's hard sometimes, teacher's pets are my favorite as they ultimately add to the work and school environment. There has to be a balance, and if they are good with one thing and I'm with the other - hey! Great teamwork! Harlekkin
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From a teacher's point of view, it doesn't hurt to have a teacher's pet or two, as long as they get the others moving!!!!
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