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• Steps
• Advice
• Warning

You can hardly harass a teacher without getting in trouble, but it's not impossible. It is important to know their tolerance limit. Your annoying behavior will only annoy them slightly at first. After a while they begin to find it difficult to tolerate your actions. When you feel the teacher's frustration is nearing its peak, stop the antics for a few days to avoid any trouble.

Steps

Method 1 of 4: Deliberately absent-minded

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   Frequently ask to borrow a pen or pencil. School supplies such as ballpoint pens and pencils are essential in the classroom, you will definitely have to use them during class. When you forget to bring a ballpoint pen or pencil to class, you will not be able to participate in teacher assigned activities. Every time you forget to bring a pen, the teacher will either have to lend you or be reluctant to accept you not participating in the activity - both of these options are annoying!
   • To avoid consequences, bring your pencil to class a few days a week.
   • After everyone has been working for about 5-10 minutes, let the teacher find out you don't have a pen. The teacher will be frustrated because you don't ask them to borrow them soon.
   • Ask to borrow the teacher's pen several times a day.

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   Bring the wrong documents to class. Many teachers require students to bring a specific book or notebook each day. Instead of bringing them to class, you will deliberately leave them at home or in your drawer. When you constantly go to class without bringing textbooks or study materials, they will get pissed off by your forgetfulness.
   • To avoid a penalty, do this only once or twice a week.
   • If you leave them in your drawer, your teacher may have to let you go get them.
   • Before you do this, you should read through the classroom and / or school rules. Forgetting to bring materials to class can have consequences.

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   Submit your homework late. Teachers set deadlines for submission for your own benefit and their own. Timing is a way to teach students to plan and manage their time; Teachers often set deadlines corresponding to the number of days so that they have time to mark assignments, tests and homework. By submitting assignments late, you interrupt their marking schedule.
   • You should be selective about assignments that can be submitted late, as you still need to have enough points to advance to class. Exams, quizzes and final major assignments often take up a lot of points and cannot be taken lightly. You should choose assignments with less points to submit late.
   • Submit homework 1-2 days late.
   • If you are giving homework to your teacher, ask them when they will be graded and when. Continue to ask until they finish scoring.
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Method 2 of 4: Interfering with class time delicately

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   Late for class. Teachers often expect students to arrive in class on time and be ready for learning. When you arrive at class after the bell, your distraction can interrupt the teacher's work and / or distract your classmates. Make teachers even more frustrated by:
   • Talk to other friends while entering your seats.
   • Ask, "Did I miss any important information?".
   • Say, "Anyway, the first five minutes don't learn anything."
   • Please go to the toilet as soon as you sit down.
   • Should not be late every day. You will quickly violate the number of times the school allows you to be late.

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   Please go to the toilet at inconvenient times. Teachers often regulate the use of toilets carefully to prevent students from dropping out of class at inappropriate times. Ignoring the toilet by blatantly is a great way to upset them.
   • Limit the number of times you use this approach to avoid consequences.
   • Please go to the toilet as soon as school starts or just before the bell rings.
   • Please go to the toilet while the teacher is giving a lecture.
   • Please go to the toilet while the teacher is giving instructions.
   • Fill out the wrong information on the license out.

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   Sharpen your pencil regularly. Sharpening a pencil makes unpleasant noises and sounds - it is difficult for others to hear your teacher speak when there is a harsh noise caused by the sharpening of a pencil. You can harass the teacher (and some classmates) by sharpening the pencil while the instructor is speaking.
   • Slowly sharpen the pencil. Continuously pull out the pen to check the sharpness and then insert it into sharpening.
   • Before returning to your seat, accidentally "break" the pencil so you have to sharpen it.
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Method 3 of 4: Show disinterest in class

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   Do not participate in the lesson. Teachers invest a lot of time in each lesson to make the content attractive to students. Instead of respecting the effort they put in, you can tease them by not participating in the lesson.
   • Scrawl in notebook instead of writing.
   • Surf the web on tablet or laptop.
   • Head on the table pretending to sleep.
   • Talk to classmates while the teacher is giving lectures.
   • Regularly look at the clock.
   • If the teacher talks to you, stop this behavior. You might get in trouble if you keep going.

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   Be too excited to participate in the lesson. Teachers are often frustrated with students who often attract the attention of others. Instead of acting calmly and focused, react exaggeratedly to the maximum extent.
   • When your teacher asks a question, raise your hand and be extremely eager to answer that question - wave your hand in the air, jump up and sit down on the spot, yell or screech to get their attention. .
   • If you get upset, don't just look away and sigh. Call out something to show depression, such as "Oh my!" or "Give up!".

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   Time-consuming for the teacher. Teachers do their best to keep students focused on the lesson. You can sabotage their attempt with harmless jokes and / or distract the subject.
   • When your teacher asks the class if you have any questions, raise your hand to speak up. After you are called, you tell a long unrelated story that takes everyone a long time to listen.
   • Waste teachers' time by hiding their everyday items, like marker pens, remote controls, and stapler.
   • If the teacher starts to be suspicious, you should stop playing this prank for a few weeks.
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Method 4 of 4: Anger teachers with "positive" behavior

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   Whispering about other students. While students may view gossip as helpful and even necessary, teachers don't want to spend the day as the referee for little arguments. They value students who can solve their own problems and avoid getting involved in the work of others. However, they usually do not penalize students for tipping them on trivial matters.
   • Draw the teacher's attention on small issues throughout class. Tell them when someone is not concentrating on their work or showing others.
   • Be careful as this may cause you problems with your classmates. Gossip and gossip are considered unwritten social taboo principles, and if you gossip, you will lose your credibility.

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   Draw the teacher's attention. Teachers' favorite students are usually those with good behavior and good grades. Instead of acting out in the open, you can bother them by constantly drawing attention and getting approval. You can do this by:
   • Please help even if you understand a concept
   • Follow them around the classroom
   • Show them the completed homework for criticism

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   Being an excellent student with little motivation to learn. There is nothing more frustrating for a teacher than a bright student who does not want to invest adequate energy in assigned assignments. If class work is too easy for you, do a quick glance and hand it over to your teacher. But when you take a test on that topic, submit a perfect assignment.
   • Don't do your homework too quickly if you know you'll get a low score. If possible, do your best to finish the lesson quickly, but be right.
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Advice

• Gather your books before the bell rings.
• Without any reason to call the teacher's name, and then say "Nothing".
• When your teacher calls your name during roll call, shout "Leave".
• Continuously ask arbitrary and completely unrelated questions.
• Deliberately writing bad letters and using ink colors that are difficult to read. You can also submit your assignment in pencil while you are asked to write with a ballpoint pen or type (but this can cost you a few points).
• Repeatedly misspelling the teacher's name on the assignment.
• Do not write the subject of your essay if you are asked to, or if you do, write an impossible sentence like "Biofeedback 1" or "Revolutionary War".
• If your teacher talks too fast, keep saying "wait a minute, teacher, I need to write it down".
• When you go to the writing board, shape the top letter every word.
• Ask the teacher questions like "How old are you?" middle class.
• During class, talk about violent stories with the teacher. .

Warning

• Before you start harassing your teacher, you should read through the school and / or classroom rules. Recognize behaviors that cause you to be punished and conduct that does not. If any behavior is punishable, you should avoid it; For acts not on the list of penalties, proceed with caution.
• Do not excessively perform these behaviors. Your classmates may think you are unusual or see you as a harasser.
• Do not overdo it because after a while you can get into trouble.