Teachers, have you ever had to tell your students that their performance wasn’t really good ;?

[AmazonChick171]

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5 mo

Like when they do a rehearsal and they did a crappy job. Or when they’re grades suck and not applying themselves. Do you tell them the blunt truth?

[SixFootSexy]

I've done student reviews, checking out their work and some of it was so bad I asked them to explain their thought process. Most of them were just lazy, I can kind of respect average work if they put some effort into it.

[Surely]

I am not a teacher. But I would try to encourage them to try harder so that they could be better. Even show them! Not start out by telling them that they suck!

[Surely]

Thank you Miss A for the MHO!

[AI Opinion]

When discussing performance with students, it's vital to approach the conversation with empathy and encouragement. Focus on helping them identify areas for improvement while also highlighting their strengths. Offer specific, constructive feedback and collaborate on setting achievable goals. I've found that providing support and actionable steps boosts confidence and motivation, ultimately enhancing their performance.

[AmeerX]

Yeah when I teach I expect full attention.

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[Ironco]

I would, but that's just how I am

[moneymagnet24]

On bed?

[AmazonChick171]

No! On their grades or when they rehearse for a play or show and if they did crappy.

[moneymagnet24]

So performance on bed is not important for teachers? 🥺

[AmazonChick171]

OMG. Why bother explaining

[moneymagnet24]

This grades n degrees is fine but teacher should teach her male students how to perform on bed by giving example sucking students Cock spreading legs how to eat pussy. No ,?

[AmazonChick171]

ITS NOT ABOUT SEX!!!

[moneymagnet24]

But maam sex education is important no?