Mr. Schaidle's Intimidation In The Classroom

Have you ever been intimidated by a teacher? Perhaps a boss even? If so, then you might have an idea of what Mr.Schaidle is like when students mess around in his classroom. He uses those students as examples of what not to do in the classroom environment. It works for most but some are still causing trouble in his, and other teacher’s classrooms. These students need to learn that they are not only hurting themselves academically, but they are hurting everyone else around them. These distracting students are like a roadblock to the students who came to school to listen and to learn.

When Mr.Schaidle intimidates a student who is not doing what they are supposed to, he is indirectly helping them. The intimidation might lead to making better choices in the future to avoid being embarrassed again. But the sad reality is that some, if not most students, believe they can do whatever they feel if fun or enjoyable in the classroom, but the students around them are majorly affected by the care-free students’ actions. Because of those students who divert others from doing work, many might not be able to fully listen and understand what is happening in class, and as a result, they won't know how to answer questions on a homework assignment or maybe even a test. This might become a pattern and eventually the good students grades might suffer. And it might get to the point where they might even fail a class, all because of one student

And many students suffer as a result of that. Students might start to feel pressured to have “more fun” by these distracting students. The student who wants to learn might even fear any classes he has with a potential distracting bully. They might not be able to focus in class, and that means they aren’t learning what they need to succeed in life. That can lead to a whole chain of events, that if serious enough, might seriously damage a person’s