Does anyone find it extremely satisfying when a teacher praise your work?
I'll never understand teachers who demotivates their students just to make the student work harder and prove the teacher wrong, it never worked for me, all i got was anxiety. I love it when a teacher praise my work, even if i do bad, he/she will tell me I have the potential to be better. It makes me wanna work hard and get complimented every time!
Agreed ,
But personally when the teacher made me feel like crap I was kind of more motivated to work harder , it just makes you realise the worth of being praised
But personally when the teacher made me feel like crap I was kind of more motivated to work harder , it just makes you realise the worth of being praised
Hell yeah. In the whole two years of sixth form, a teacher praised my essay in front of the whole class once. I felt like a king for the day 😎😎😂
Original post by kkllookkkk
Agreed ,
But personally when the teacher made me feel like crap I was kind of more motivated to work harder , it just makes you realise the worth of being praised
But personally when the teacher made me feel like crap I was kind of more motivated to work harder , it just makes you realise the worth of being praised
In my case, it was terrible, I use to shake whenever i attended his class because he would constantly criticize me. I wanted to prove him wrong but at the same time i was afraid of making mistakes and getting criticised in front of the class again. It made my anxiety get worse and as a result, i gave up on my most loved subject. It's wrong for a teacher to assume all his/her student would react the same way as he expect, like the tendency to prove him/her wrong, because everyone's is different. Now that I think about it, If he was even slightly encouraging to me, I would've done well in that subject
Hi,
My academic abilities have often been misjudged by teachers and students because of being physically disabled. They assumed I have learning disabilities which I don’t and talk slow but loud to me. BUT I use their ignorance and negativity to drive me into proving them wrong, by doing better than they assumed I would. Seeing their faces drop in surprise at my good work and exam results is way better than any amount of praise. However, as a parent, if a teacher is deliberately demotivating students, they should be reprimanded or sacked depending on what they do.
My academic abilities have often been misjudged by teachers and students because of being physically disabled. They assumed I have learning disabilities which I don’t and talk slow but loud to me. BUT I use their ignorance and negativity to drive me into proving them wrong, by doing better than they assumed I would. Seeing their faces drop in surprise at my good work and exam results is way better than any amount of praise. However, as a parent, if a teacher is deliberately demotivating students, they should be reprimanded or sacked depending on what they do.
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