Teachers share 23 things they'd love to tell their students but can't

In order to keep the classroom in order and to continue working, Joe Lardle / Getty Images says that even if they want it, teachers can not be told to the students

However, if someone talks to them, things may be controversial, but in the end it may become a service for young people.

Therefore, we ask the teachers around the world to weigh one of the things we want to tell the students, but more than 50 teachers share their insights.

"You have learned ways to discuss effectively with different types of people.You have learned how to respond with respect and respect by listening to other people's story.In fact, you know better than you know I am learning a lot of independent autonomous adults. "

"I know that I like to teach.I would like to help you from the bottom of my heart But if you do not work hard I can not help you.- I will help you reach where you need it.

"Because education has opened so many doors, it is too frustrating for people all over the world to kill people to gain this educational opportunity, so malaras are scared I want to remove my hair. "

"Your primary school grade has no major impact on your academic, professional or personal path, I hope that you can enjoy the lives of these years.

"Even if you are a teenager, I know that you are a person with your own opinion and problems."

"Parents and students often come to school and I think that it is the teacher's job to help you become smarter - you are right, I can only help ... Actual learning is done only by students themselves I will. "

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