Top 10 Most Annoying Things Commonly Said by Teachers
This is a list of some annoying things teachers say to us students, and it involves things teachers say repeatedly that annoy us. Not to be confused with the list of worst things teachers say to students, where the teacher's remarks have actually have a negative impact on your grades, etc.Killer: *enters your house*
You: *gets a gun and aims*
You: Don't you dare move
Cop: *comes to house*
Cop: Why are you two fighting?
You: He's a stranger and entered my house, so I-
Cop: I don't care who started it! Jail time for BOTH of you!
You: This is unfair! I didn't do anythi-
Cop: Stop making excuses!
*arrest both you and the killer*
My teacher said, Go back and walk, and I did it in front of a whole auditorium. I even heard some kids laughing.
I'm a kid, so this happens at my school all the time. It's so annoying!
I hated this, especially at the end of the day when I wanted to go home. My bus driver would have no shame in leaving me.
I have had teachers make me stay a few extra minutes, making me tardy to another class. That teacher wrote me a tardy and did not care why I was late. I was supposed to be there by the bell. However, a few teachers would dismiss early, which was always nice.
Ah, I remember when the bell rang, and I jolted off, and everyone in that class was staring at me.
If the bell doesn't decide when we leave, then it doesn't decide when we arrive either.
My English 2 teacher said something similar to this when I flipped her off. I'm apparently the first female student who has done this to her.
That's very insulting for sensitive people.
And when the class is totally silent, she is STILL waiting...
Teacher: I'll wait
My class: *stops talking for a sec* "OK!" *goes back to talking*
That sounds like a teacher unnecessarily threatening a student.
Teachers threaten students all the time!
Collective punishment really sucks.
No, I don't. That's why I whispered it, duh!
Whenever my teachers tell me that, I walk until he or she is gone from my sight. Then I RUN.
It's like teachers like to be inefficient.
This sucked if you got caught running in the hallway and they made you go back and walk.
Honestly, I could probably teach the curriculum better than my teacher does.
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This was an annoying rule I had to deal with when I was in middle school, and it made no sense whatsoever.
Basically, you couldn't enter or exit through the back of the building, and if a teacher caught you entering from the back, they would tell you to go around the building. Obviously, this would sometimes make you late to class, especially if your class was on the 2nd floor, since you'd have to climb down the back staircase, walk to the other side of the building, walk up the front staircase, and then walk to your class.
Any teacher who says this should be fired.
Have you ever heard the meaning behind it?
I earned myself three lunch detentions when I was in 8th grade, and I regret nothing.
The first one was back in October 2019 for not doing my homework. The second in February 2020 was for flipping someone off because they were laughing at me. The third was also for not doing my homework in either late February or early March 2020.
Honestly, detention isn't as bad as they say it is, and you sometimes even get to draw during your sentence.
Ugh, what if you're having a period? It's quite embarrassing. My friend had her period once and asked to go to the bathroom. The teacher finally said yes. Then she opened a tampon, and the teacher said, "If you want to eat candy, share it with the rest of the class."
Then she pulled out the tampon and said, "Wanna share?" GIRL. SAVAGE.
This never happened to me, but I've heard it happening to other kids.
That is annoying, especially when you want to take your time.
Interrupt the teacher? Yes, because my parents did it to me.
Most teachers never really care about their students' feelings, anyway.
They're lying when they say this nine times out of ten.
Do worry. You are definitely in trouble.
My 8th grade math teacher once caught me tattooing myself with a pen in September 2019 and said, "This is a classroom, not a tattoo parlor."