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What is a "bad" teacher, really? Is the label justified? While some teachers are victims of the rumor mill and develop an unfounded reputation as mean or ineffective, other teachers are just that.
The following are some of the most common types of teachers that get a reputation as being "bad" among kids:
The Boring Teacher: This teacher goes back and forth between lecturing the class and handing out worksheets. While more engaging teachers do give lectures and worksheets from time to time, they also incorporate hands-on assignments, projects, and group discussions to inspire their students.
The No-Control Teacher: This teacher's classroom feels more like a party than an organized learning environment. Students chatter during lessons, talk back to the teacher, and may even throw things during class. Some students may like this teacher, but can't tell you what they are supposed to be learning in school. Other students may complain the classroom is noisy, chaotic, and even stressful or overwhelming.
The Lightweight Teacher: This teacher doesn't teach the material to any depth. Your child may complain of being bored or say school is too easy. You may notice that your child's schoolwork is much easier than it has been in the past and requires little effort to complete.
The Mean Teacher: This teacher views children as always out to take advantage of others any way they can, all the time. A mean teacher is unwilling to make exceptions for students who are truly struggling. This teacher will do the minimum required on an IEP, or not cooperate at all. They may yell at kids, roll their eyes when asked questions, and make fun of students. They seem to dislike children.