Top 10 Most Annoying Things Teachers Do

Tell me about it. It's happening far too frequently now, and I'm seriously getting convinced that teachers do this on purpose. Now, I'm a person who's never been in trouble at school individually because I never did stuff purposely at school.

I had this one teacher that gave us a 30-minute lecture for not being in class on time, being on our phones, and fooling around in class. I don't do either of those things, and some of the other students who were in my class don't either. But for some reason, it was everyone else's fault, and the teacher got even more mad when one kid laughed during the lecture. I really DISLIKE when teachers do that.

Long story short, I'm Asian and my teacher is racist. I showed my work and answered the questions correctly, while my tablemates got them wrong without showing their work. Surprisingly, the teacher marked them as correct and me as wrong.

As it turned out, I was actually right and they were wrong. Despite this, the teacher continued to mark my tablemates as 100% correct and only gave me a score of 75% correct. To make matters worse, I had to stay behind after class and endure a lecture, only to realize that I was right all along.

I very much agree with this statement. Especially when you're a student that isn't good at this type of learning. It also gets people really anxious. It's so annoying! Why can't you just choose someone else?

-TheSmartOne

If no one raises their hand, then apparently we don't want to answer.

Take a hint. No one wants to answer.

My class does this all the time. Well, not my class, but in the library. This library teacher started screaming at us because she'd had a hard day and the boys wouldn't stop talking. Also, I was making a doggy-face hand shadow with my hand, and she literally went crazy.

Honestly, in Year Five, this teacher was super nice (heck, he let ten-year-old me annoy him to oblivion!), but also kinda lazes off. He had to call in a literal devil-teacher, and he yelled at us for 20 minutes straight about the 'standard of Year Five' and how it's decreasing rapidly.

Usually, teachers do this because they think you're not paying attention too. But you don't have to know all the answers! Once I was taking notes, and my health teacher said, "Liz, pay attention!" I got so mad!

So, my math teacher calls on kids who didn't raise their hands because other kids are, and I quote, "doing all the work." I am super shy, so even in late May, I can't talk in front of the class without dying.

Obviously, in history class, I wasn't raising my hand because I didn't know the answer. The teacher went like, "I'll choose the ones not raising their hands." Like, bro, if I didn't raise my hand, then I don't know the answer. There's a reason why I ain't raising my hand here.

It happened to me right in eighth grade, with my Manifest Destiny packet for my United States history class. Ms. Fichtenbaum asked for my Manifest Destiny packet, but I couldn't find it anywhere. So she had to text my dad to inform him about it, and then he told me to work on it.

I couldn't even find it at home, so I had to draw out the maps and rewrite the whole story on blank paper instead. When I turned it in, Ms. Fichtenbaum marked it as a late grade and an F. And it never happened in sixth or seventh grade, not even ninth grade or later.

When we're starting a unit, my teacher gives us the hardest question in the entire unit. We can't see the future, you know.

We didn't learn it yet. Why do they force it on us!?

Oh my god. Once, I (accidentally) broke the pom pom off of a girl's hat, and she started crying. They called my parents later, and it was somehow all on me.

If you simply breathe, teachers will call your parents.

That would be the worst if they called your parents for forgetting a pencil or something.

I had a teacher. (I will call him/her X). Anyway, X was telling us instructions that half the class didn't understand. Then X said that if you didn't understand, sit on the carpet. So then X repeated word for word the exact same thing again.

Of course, since X said it the exact same way again, none of us understood. I'm assuming you know what happened next. X just said the word-for-word exact same thing again. Like before, no one got it. X just sighed angrily and sent us back to our seats. I guess X just expected us to know everything and thought we were bluffing when we said we didn't understand. In the end, only half the class got any work done.

They keep saying I'm talking back. Isn't that how a conversation works? Would you just want me to sit there and not respond to you? Is that better?

I ain't even doing anything to them. All I do is listen to their words and speeches.

What do teachers these days have against admitting that they're wrong for once in their lives? They think they're always right. They don't care about the person defending themselves when they're in trouble, even when they have a good point. Teachers are out to get innocent students who try to work hard in school and do nothing wrong on purpose! I'm sick and tired of it!

My history teacher said that in our diary it says that we should have "highlighters," which means more than one. We all started to check in our diary, and I was the first to find the equipment page. And guess what, it didn't say highlighters at all!

Let's say I have a project. A really big one that has to be 10 pages in Google Docs with no pictures and letter size 11. But the time they give us is 1 week. Don't they collaborate with other teachers or something? They have no idea how much homework we regularly have. I always have to sleep at 12 a.m. at least once a week.

This is so annoying! The teacher assigned a big project about the branches of government. It looked very confusing, and I had to spend 3 days just buying the supplies! The project was due 6 days after it was assigned. I worked really hard, but it still wasn't fully completed, and I got in trouble.

My teacher likes to make a lot of dad jokes. He knows they are corny, but he still does it. If he has the opportunity to make one, he will.

One of my teachers literally SHIPS me with students.

You make this class depressing.

So, today we're going to do pages 19-39 in class and 40-50 as homework. But anyways, this weekend, I went to Taco Bell! I ordered 1500 orders of nachos, and then I carefully placed them into a structure! I placed the first nacho at the bottom, the second nacho next to it, the third next to the second...(1 hour later) Oh, it looks like we're out of time. You'll be doing pages 19-50 in your math book as homework. Bye, class!

Don't worry. We all have to do things we don't want to do.

Yeah, once my teacher was telling us about her parents' life story. Like, why?

Even in your teens, they will still do it. Like, seriously? Not that it ever was my problem, but you're threatening to call a teen's parents? Come on.

Especially annoying because you know your parents are going to be grumpy about it, even if you didn't do it or it wasn't your fault.

I think it is okay for them to know how to stop this behavior from going farther than it already has.

This happens often, and it ends up with students almost missing their buses.

Guess what? It's illegal to do this. Look it up.

Either after-school detention or the teacher's dismissal, not the bell crap.