Your Actions Against Their Behaviors

Teachers often misinterpret the misbehaviors of certain students of their classroom, the blame is always on the students, they are not paying attention, they like to fool around, their parents did him wrong by sending him to school, his friends are bad so he’s bad, and many other claims. Before I first decided to pick teaching as a career I was a student myself, and as a high school student I was somehow disruptive one, nobody would ever suspect so, but I was. This didn’t mean that I was like that to all teachers, and it didn’t mean that I didn’t have potentials for learning. Now as I start to grasp the big picture of classrooms and the interaction between students and their teachers, I became to realize that what the teacher believed had be behave or not, her behaviors that reflected her faith in each and every one of the students made us as students aware of the effort she was making to make us learn better, for all the teachers out there, I say: it’s you who define your students’ behaviors, and for all students: your teachers work hard, so cut them a slack and just like they are patient with you, you be grateful to them because it’s those teachers who helped raise you up and guide you to be the person you are today.