Does learners' behaviour sometimes hinder teachers' professionalism?
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It is possible, but as a professional the expectation is that the teacher must at all times maintain a certain level of decorum even in the face of adversities.
Yes, it can happen in a a class where the lecturer is giving some lessons Students can hinder your professionalism by giving comments or mocking which makes the teacher angry. Most of the times, the teacher might say something in anger Later the teacher will realize whether it has hindered her professionalism as a teacher.
It can hinder it. Even if the teacher stays composed and properly deals with a situation, having to spend energy on that will take away from the quality of the lesson.
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Yes, sometimes learners behaviour hinder teachers' professionalism but a teacher ought to remain professional
Hi To be a teacher is a big deal! Every student is a new mission. I am not a strict teacher, I don't like it, but what matters most is respect. I teach Officers English in Air Force.I try to be as much professional as possible, especially because I am their teacher before a woman. Let's cut the chase it 's up to you. Best Regards
Yes it does, yes it can, however, as a professional, a teacher will gauge every scenario and manage it. And sometimes perhaps it does not help, you have to decide to keep trying.
Yes, in most cases that is the main problem.
I think yes it can happen especially if the student is not that serious about learning, that's why the teacher needs to be alert and reflective to make sure that things are going in the right direction.
