How can I annoy my teacher in class?

Another way to annoy your teacher is to try to keep as many of the students off task as you can. Ask the other students lots of questions, crack jokes, laugh loudly for no reason, and talk about personal stuff during group work. Distracting other students can disrupt the entire classroom and undoubtedly annoy your teacher.

Is annoying your teachers the best academic strategy?

Though annoying your teachers may not be the best academic long-term strategy, sometimes you just feel the urge to do it. There are good ways and bad ways to go about it. You can go the creative route, the irritating route, the repetitive route, or best yet, the informed route.

What can I do to make my teacher Mad?

You can up the ante a bit and throw a smaller book, an apple, a tennis ball, or even your shoe if you really want to make your teacher mad. You should try to do this when your teacher is turned around and then look all innocent when they turn back to you. Be aware that, depending on what you throw, you could get suspended or charged with assault.

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How do I Stop my parents from nagging me about schoolwork?

If you keep that line of communication open between you and your parents, they will have less reason to nag you about schoolwork. Let them know about things in school as they happen. You might try creating a board where you keep track of your grades on major projects, tests, and assignments.

How do I get my parents to support my schoolwork?

Check in with your parents. Rather than having your parents always coming to you with nagging concerns, go to them first. Make time throughout the week to let them know how you’re doing and what’s going on with your schoolwork.

What to do when your teacher doesn’t do what you want?

Choosing What to Do Copy your teacher’s behavior. Make funny noises. Sabotage your teacher’s equipment. Sleep in class. Throw stuff at other students. Shoot spit wads. Doodle. Pass notes. Show up late. Distract the other students. Play on your phone. Disregard your teacher’s rules. Show up without your notebook or a pencil.