Tips for sucking up to teachers

<p>Advice?</p>

<p>Tip #1: Don’t do it.
Tip #2: Refer to Tip #1.</p>

<p>Get a good grade in their class and they’ll probably like you. And if they have their classroom open during non-class times such as before school, go in and say hi. Then engage in conversation and act like you care. Maybe you actually do! Volunteer to answer questions a lot and always get them right. That should be enough to become your teacher’s favorite student! I haven’t actually tried this but I’ve observed others doing this.</p>

<p>don’t make fun of them</p>

<p>Genuinely try to be interested in their topic. They can tell… don’t try to suck up, try to BE a good student in their classes.</p>

<p>But why would you want to?</p>

<p>Show up to class everyday with a grin on your face?</p>

<p>Ask questions.
Be engaged.</p>

<p>I usually find myself having good relationships with teachers by:
1.) Not sleeping in class
2.) Talking A LOT (not necessarily participating, but talking nonetheless)
3.) Getting very good grades
4.) Showing that I care
5.) Talking to the teacher about more than just school</p>

<p>No, I’m not a brown-noser, I just make sure the teacher knows my name by the end of the first week of school, whether that be because of her/him yelling at me or calling on me to answer a question :)</p>

<p>I recommend showing interest in that subject area and don’t try too hard because they can sense that. Be intuitive, honest, and trustworthy. BUT don’t “suck up to them”. Be 100% real.</p>

<p>-puts on shades- Keep it real. </p>

<p>Don’t be that one kid. Seriously.</p>

<p>Do you want to make FRIENDS, or do you want to waste your time & energy trying to suck up to teachers? Just start off the year with good grades and be engaging, and the teacher will naturally like you. They know when you’re faking it.</p>

<p>Don’t be the teacher’s pet, just be a good student.</p>

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<p>^this</p>

<p>Just don’t be a ■■■■■■ to your teachers, regardless of how “stupid” or “unfair” and the like they might be. If they’re wrong it’s fine to correct them just don’t be a smart-ass about it. If you’re nice to your teachers you shouldn’t have any problems.</p>