Question

the teacher (tap) me on my shoulder​

Answer 1

Answer:

the teacher tapped on my shoulder

Answer 2

A light tap on the shoulder to get a student’s attention (when just saying their name doesn’t seem to work, or when you need to be discreet about the attention) is the preferred method for teachers. In fact, it’s the only allowable physical contact with students, other than handshakes and fist bumps.

A light tap on the shoulder to get a student’s attention (when just saying their name doesn’t seem to work, or when you need to be discreet about the attention) is the preferred method for teachers. In fact, it’s the only allowable physical contact with students, other than handshakes and fist bumps.You may request that a teacher not do this to you, if you’re the student, or to your kid, if you’re the parent.

A light tap on the shoulder to get a student’s attention (when just saying their name doesn’t seem to work, or when you need to be discreet about the attention) is the preferred method for teachers. In fact, it’s the only allowable physical contact with students, other than handshakes and fist bumps.You may request that a teacher not do this to you, if you’re the student, or to your kid, if you’re the parent.Usually people request not to be tapped on their shoulders if they’re sunburnt there.