Does a teacher have the right to move me in class when i have been doing the work, and are only behind because i don't understand the work and she refuses to help me(not that her help is any good she has no idea what she's talking about)?
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Perhaps she is trying to help you by placing you into a class that goes at a pace that will help you learn more easily. If you disagree, you have a few options: 1. Discuss this with your parents, and have them discuss this with school officials. 2. Get a tutor or other outside help to catch up. 3. Make up your mind. Do you want her help or not? People who you are friendly with are more likely to help you. It doesn't sound like this is the case. You might consider a different approach. Teachers are usually hired because they are successful at helping other to learn their subject. This would include knowing the subject they are teaching. Discuss this as well with your parents - with specific examples - if you still think this is the case. Best of luck!
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yes she does, it is her classroom and she has the right to do what needs to be done for you to get the education she is there to give you.
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