Why dos my teacher hate me?

Question

Ok so theres this teacher. shes my math teacher, and everyone says she's nice. and ever since the middle of the school year she hated me sooooo much. i act the same in all of my classes(crack jokes; talk; you no) ALL of my teachers love me except her

i dont care if she likes me or not but this is what she does. if i have a question, there will be about five or more people raising their hand and shell call on everyone except me.

one time i was the only one raising my hand and she said" no questions.... ok". and the people around me will be talking when we're not supposed to and the minute i turn around.....she says lindsay stop talking!!!! it pisses me off. and then she probly told the other math teacher bout me now he hates me im still doing ok in the class but WHY does she hate me.????!!!!!

Answer 1

Teachers don't hate,they want to see you do your best and move on in the world and into society.  They may dislike something they see in you, not hate YOU.

Answer 2

I'm a little suspicious of the "I ain't done nuffin" attitude

It usually means that somewhere along the line you have done something.

There are three ways of tackling this.

1. You have a word with the teacherr in private, I do not think this is good because emotions are involved from your side  and it can and will be counter productive,

2. Have a word with another teacher who you trust and explain that you feel that you feel you have have done something to offend those  teachers (disipline must prevail) and you would like to get it sorted out with them.

3. Ask your parent to intervene, They could do it on the we ithink we may have a problem basis with the headteacher,   because you have mentioned that you dread going into those  teachers classes.

Always bear in mind that throughout your life you will always meet someone who dislikes you for a good reason or not and you will meet people you dislike for a good reason or not.  

I suspect that unwittingly you are disruptive and would suggest that you also have a long hard look at your own conduct