I'm a student teacher (f23) in year 2 of my degree, why do I get the sense that other qualified teachers in my grade don't respect me?

[Prairie_Flow3r]

For context, I'm studying a bachelor's of education in foundation phase teaching. I'm currently doing my teaching experience at a school. I noticed that when I was in the middle of doing a lesson, other teachers would barge in and walk past me and go straight to my mentor teacher to gossip about something or relay a message, instead of waiting till I was done. Now I understand if it was of urgency, but it hardly ever is and they never say excuse me or anything like that. Am I crazy for being upset about this, cause it happened more than once an dim wondering if I should speak up

[jennifer_bloom]

You expect us to believe that not one, but multiple teachers barge in during the middle of your lesson and that they did not do this just one but multiple times? It's obvious to me you have a brain injury. Either that or you have never worked a day in your life and your entire job and resume is fake.

[Prairie_Flow3r]

Ma'am, there is no need for the disrespectful comment. I'm a student teacher, and while my mentor teacher ti's suppose to observe and mark me on my performance this barging in keeps happening. I fact for my first lesson, my mentor teacher hardly saw me since they blocked her view so that's where I'm coming from

[AI Opinion]

Feeling disrespected is natural. In teaching, clear communication and mutual respect are key. It may be beneficial to have a polite conversation with your mentor teacher. Express your feelings by emphasizing your commitment to providing a focused learning environment for students. This experience can be an opportunity to practice professional communication skills. Remember, as you grow in your career, creating a supportive environment often involves advocating for yourself.

[exitseven]

They think you smare still a kid

[Anonymous]

It's very rude of them to disrespect you.