Respect for Teachers
While I was waiting for my two sons before the half-term break, I overheard two boys asking their teacher, “What are we doing tomorrow, David?” I was taken aback to hear them refer to their teacher by his first name instead of his surname.
The Curious Case of Classroom Etiquette: Hand-Raising and Fairness As students, we’ve all encountered the classroom rule: raise your hand before speaking. It’s a fundamental guideline that promotes respect, organization, and clarity during discussions. However, many of us have experienced the frustration of raising our hands only to be overlooked while others who speak out […]
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It’s definitely interesting to see how the dynamics between students and teachers can vary these days. Addressing a teacher by their first name can reflect a more casual or relaxed environment, but it’s important for students to understand the respect that teachers deserve. It’s great that you’re observing these interactions and thinking critically about them! How do you think teachers can encourage respect while still maintaining a positive relationship with their students?