How to Impress Your Students
Sometimes, teachers can't always get the students on their side. And, as a result, the students tend to think that their teacher isn't very communicative. Every child loves a teacher that is willing to open up their feelings to them, and tell them about their lifestyle.
[edit] Steps
- Find a story that is very funny or interesting. It is probably best to tell when your students are quiet and hard at work. They need a time off.
- Act relaxed and add a dramatic pause, as if waiting for something. This causes suspense and has a feeling of specialness. It also makes the students interested,
- Look around the room, and then tell your story. If you please, add some exaggeration.
- Pause every once in a while, and make sure this story is happy. Sometimes, if the time is right, you might want to add a little tension, or suspense.
- End your story with a good laugh.
[edit] Tips
- Try to assign something related to your story, and act as if you just remembered your story.
- You want to usually want to tell something funny.
[edit] Warnings
- Make sure that your stories do not offend yourself or anyone else. It is OK if you do not know the person and you make fun of them.
