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I think something that makes a teacher ineffective is when he/she doesn't teach the material. I have had teachers that let students learn the material themselves, and in my experience, I don't learn or retain the material as well as I would when the teacher actually teaches us.

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Caring about their students and wanting them to succeed is something that makes a teacher great. I think that when a teacher actually cares about how their students do, their students will want to work hard and do well for them.

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Teachers I have had bad situations with have only focused on accuracy and grades rather than caring about why your students can't learn or aren't turning assignments in. Publicly announcing students off task or missing work, anything that could be embarrassing. Never ever allowed to listen to music during work. Consistently silent classrooms suck. I appreciate quiet but if it's every day all class it is easier to be off task.

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Being unable to understand the pace of the class

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A teacher that was ineffective gave the class too much homework after we had already been working all class. This didn't help me to learn at all because everything was basically busy work. This also messed up my sleep schedule and it forced me to come to school very tired, so I feel like I performed worse in class.

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Having a closed mind, bringing outside issues into the class room, overloading with us with busy work, and having the perspective that we don't deserve respect because we are the students.

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-Giving too much busywork

-Never lecturing

-Making students afraid to ask questions

-Giving too much work to be completed within a certain time frame

-Always absent and unreliable

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1. favoritism and bias for specific students

2. grading work very late and vague feedback.

3. burden of assignments and lack of teaching.

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overloading us with work and being negligent of the students.

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There are situations when treating us like kids is nice (being very in depth with directions, having set out times and activities) but sometimes it does feel like a lack of respect rather than anything else (no trust without having broken your trust, saying things about a student to other students that the said student wouldn't appreciate). Not every assignment being individual and silent, some being individual with music and headphones allowed or group/partner work. Having set out periods of class on certain days where we can work on missing assignments or read a book. Having respect for your students. Finding positivity and humor in class.

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Thinking too highly of us. Micromanaging every piece of assignment and expect us to make everything perfect at first. No constructive criticism, not providing the help or assistance to improve. Giving "tough love" treatment believing it will make us better of a student and learn.

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I think not engaging with students can make some teachers ineffective. Not engaging with students can make a teacher unapproachable.

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A time that a teacher really helped me in learning was when I got really bad grades on some tests/assignments, and then the teacher explained what I did wrong and I was able to correct my answers with an explanation of why they were wrong to get half credit back. This not only helped my understanding, but it helped me to raise my grade which helped me to stay motivated.

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Consistently showing they care and want the best for their students, respect and trust is something they value. The knowledge and lessons that they teach are valuable and taught with wisdom and the students want to learn

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Meaningless assignments, when their teaching is not effective. When they don't have a positive attitude and seem bothered when you ask them questions.

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It is hard to learn in environments where the teacher does not teach, but gives an assignment and expects students to learn from a random article or slideshow. I can't learn from "self-paced" assignments to teach a new topic/lesson.

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Being mindful, having an open mind, interacting with each student individually, allowing conversation with peers (tastefully), being positive, never guilting someone for asking "too many" questions, and giving each assignment with purpose.

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calling you out in front of the whole class. its embarrassing. praise in public and discipline in private

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The teacher who helped me learn the most was one who would go in-depth on the lesson and show how much they cared for us to learn properly.

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Not putting anything we learn to use

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Just flashcards to learn vocabulary terms, teaching for a very short period and then turning students loose to do work with no direction, all assignments following the same pattern with no variations in style

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Just flashcards to learn vocabulary terms, teaching for a very short period and then turning students loose to do work with no direction, all assignments following the same pattern with no variations in style

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Giving worksheets or PowerPoints and not actually teaching the material first. Not being open to questions or always complaining about students.

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1. understanding and helping individually with their weakest points.

2. takes the time to teach rather than just giving assignments all the times

3. Give a chance for correction, learn from mistakes and improve the grade.

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Dismissing a student when they ask a question.

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-Understanding students schedules and being understanding if we have to turn stuff in late due to other conflicts

-Moving through content at a good pace

-Answering questions honestly and with the most help

-Not just giving busy work or not just lecturing the whole time

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An effective teacher creates an environment where students are comfortable asking questions and care about the topic they teach. I enjoy when teachers have interactive lessons, but still allow students to ask questions if needed.

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Thoroughly explaining a concept and if a student asks a question not making them feel like it was a dumb question.

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A teacher who limits interactions between students and other classmates, leaving an area of independent study rather than a collaborative one.

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Not being considerate, too harsh words, Boring Assignments, Tests/Quizzes every week,

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I think some of the best teachers are the ones who care about you as a person and as a student. They want to know about how you learn and when you are struggling to help you as best as they can.

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When coming to class and being given the same assignments or similar ones with almost colon change everyday is defeating and it is hard to stay focused, when you come in and you have something new to try or a small group activity etc, it gives you a reason to try it, and is more attention grabbing and keeping

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Actually giving feedback on assignments we do bad on-not just giving a bad grade with no explanation on how we could do better.

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Only caring about the material, leaving those behind that may struggle more than others.

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What makes a teacher not so great/ineffective is when they don't know how to teach you and just gives you work to copy instead of actually showing you how to get to that answer, and explaining the why and how's of that answer.

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Engaging content, projects (not difficult to the point it's stressful but enough difficulty to be engaging), discussions during class about content (NOT Socratic Seminars)

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Engaging content, projects (not difficult to the point it's stressful but enough difficulty to be engaging), discussions during class about content (NOT Socratic Seminars)

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Irritation with seemingly obvious questions

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Irritation with seemingly obvious questions

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actually talking to us and trying to connect with us

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Engaging lessons that don't make me zone out. Assignments that are actually helpful and not just busy work.

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Interactive lessons with good energy and projects.

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don't sit around and no ask if we need anything and don't not care about the work we are giving you

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busy work

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Checking up, pulling me aside, provided assistance where needed. Just overall understanding and not expect us to know everything. Supportive.

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The teacher truly showing that she cares about us and engaging with the class with enthusiasm.

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An effective teacher is someone who simply cares. If you care then you're aware and when you're aware you notice what a student might need or what could help them become better.

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explains the material and work in depth

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Enthusiasm about the topics that they're teaching

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Enthusiasm about the topics that they're teaching

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work with us one on one or providing examples of previous work if the assignment is a big project

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Only giving book work and not teaching, and not allowing us time to let our brain take a break.

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Only giving book work and not teaching, and not allowing us time to let our brain take a break.

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Showing no emotion and just going over notes all day, every day.

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Only giving assignments and not actually teaching or lecturing

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Knowing a students limit and seeing that and encouraging them even when they are ready to give up

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A teacher who actively interacts with students and engages them in group activities.

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understanding and willing to work with us

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Being Inhumane & Inconsiderate, we're all humans so whenever a teacher cant be considerate and does nothing but add on to a pile of work , makes them not so great

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Being Inhumane & Inconsiderate, we're all humans so whenever a teacher cant be considerate and does nothing but add on to a pile of work , makes them not so great

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Including hands on activities and or group work often so we can actually look forward to going to class and doing our assignments.

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Including hands on activities and or group work often so we can actually look forward to going to class and doing our assignments.

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Effective Communication, Positive Energy, Loving and Caring for Studentts

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Creating a wall between themselves and their students

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Creating a wall between themselves and their students

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Providing busy work on google slides or google docs does not help me learn

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Teaching through assignments where it is just busy work and we are only researching on our own and not teaching the material face to face

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Constantly finding ways to show and exemplify that you do see each student as and individual of their own, ie: Pulling someone aside to say they’ve been showing growth and complimenting that growth etc.

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I think something that makes a teacher great/effective is when they are willing to teach you no matter what your struggles are, and how many times you ask questions. As well has providing second chances when things can get hard.

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-Clear & concise directions, but not treating the class like elementary students

-Giving multiple options for how things are being taught and integrating it in future lessons (not just one and done)

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I think when a teacher sees when a student is struggling and limits the help to them.

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positive energy

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Going over slides and notes in an interactive way in which the students are able to relate the subjects to personal and real world examples