From Ellen Friedrichs, your About Teen Life Editor
Ideally, you would never have a "bad" teacher, but in reality you are likely to come across an educator who either isn't able to engage you in the material, or simply isn't very effective at his or her job. Additionally, it is also possible to have a teacher who is a bully or who doesn't treat students fairly. So what can you do? Read on to find out...
A Wyoming high school football coach resigned this week after parents became aware that he had been handing out something he called the "Hurt Feelings Report"... Read more
We often hear about gay kids getting bullied in school by their peers, but what should you do if the anti-gay bullying and harassment is coming from a teacher... Read more
One problem teenagers face when they attend high school is how to deal with difficult teachers. Difficult teachers cause stress and thereby lead many normally happy students to having an attitude problem and receiving low grades... Read more
Perhaps the best way to kill the excitement of a new semester is realizing that one of your professors is not quite what you were hoping for. In fact, he or she might be downright bad. With so many other things to manage -- not to mention a class to pass! -- knowing what to do when you have a bad college professor can sometimes seem overwhelming... Read more
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