Weirdest Things Teachers Have Done!

Hi there, J Roses. Welcome back to the YouTube. In today's video, we're going to be looking at the weirdest things teachers have done.

Now, according to this video, all these things are apparently real, and to be honest, they're just very disturbing. Wait till we get to the end of the video, guys, because it is absolutely horrifying what some teachers have done to their students. Little statistic here, right: of all of you guys that watch my videos, 82.

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Now, these things that teachers do only get weirder and weirder. Some of them are weirder than others, but apparently, 65% of teachers do this: showing up late. It's very unprofessional because it shows they don't value your time, and I bet if you showed up late to their lesson, they would like give you a detention or something for it.

60% of teachers do this: they say, "Class isn't over till I say it's over. " Sometimes they keep you way after the bell goes, making you late for the next class. Oh my God, yes, I'd be late to my math class, so my math teacher would make me late for my English class, which was next, and then I'd get in trouble in English.

It's like, well, just let me go on time, and then I won't get in trouble. 54% of teachers do this: stealing your snacks. We all know that teachers eat our snacks instead of throwing them away.

Yeah, so if you get caught eating your snacks in lesson, sometimes they might steal them from you. Apparently, 54% of teachers do that. I don't know how true that is; maybe I never really experienced that because I never got caught eating my snacks.

I was a little sneaky snack eater. 50% of teachers say, "Why didn't you use the toilet at lunch? " Oh my God, because, sir, I didn't need it then.

One day, I swear, I'll pee in the class plant if you need to go, you need to go. I just don't understand to this day why teachers get so annoyed about that. 47% of teachers do this: give tests on material you've not learned.

My teacher did that all the time. I remember my business teacher started teaching us the wrong syllabus, so we were learning for like two terms the wrong stuff, and when the test came, he gave us a mock exam. We had no idea what any of this stuff meant, so, uh, yeah, safe to say I failed business.

40% of teachers do this: laughing at your questions. It's always so demoralizing, isn't it? If you ask a question, you've got the courage to ask a question about what's going on in the lesson, the teacher laughs, then all the students laugh.

You're not going to want to ask any more questions; you're not going to want to learn, are you? And yet they tell us there is no such thing as a bad question. Lies, that is so true.

This is already bringing back horrible memories. 35% of teachers do this: gossip about absent students. It's bad enough normally, but while they can't defend themselves, it's worse.

If there was a student that didn't come in to school, they would start like chatting about that student to the whole class. 30% of teachers say, "Oh, look, you got it wrong again. " I don't ever remember my teacher saying that to me, but apparently, 30% of teachers said constant sarcasm holds back a student's ability to learn, as the teacher becomes hated.

Don't forget, guys, these things get weirder and weirder as we go along. 27% of teachers do this: make you read for the whole lesson. Not everyone learns from reading; we need better resources in the classroom.

Oh my God, yeah, they were only the bad teachers that did that. You know you had a bad teacher if they would just make you read off out of a book or read off the board the whole lesson, because they weren't really interacting with you or teaching you anything. It just felt like the lazy way.

25% of teachers scream in your face. Only if you're a really bad student, though. I never had a teacher scream in my face.

If you can smell their breakfast, it means they are stood way too close. That is true; that is true. Teachers never screamed in my face, but I definitely saw them scream in some of my friends' faces, and it was always so funny when a teacher gets so angry to the point that they have to get up this close and are just so pissed off.

They go, "I am really getting sick of you. " 24% of teachers punish the whole class. Oh my God, I mean, they're literally the only detentions I had were classroom detentions.

This is actually banned in war under the Geneva Convention, let alone in the classroom. What does that even mean? Okay, so it's banned in a war, but not in the classroom.

Brilliant, thanks, teachers. 22% of teachers do this: saying your grades out loud. It's always so embarrassing, especially if you're like me and you're sh.

. . you're just.

. . you're at school.

Yeah, even if you did well, this is still super embarrassing and nerve-wracking. Yeah, I suppose even if you got stars and everything, you don't want the whole class knowing that. 21% of teachers say students' names wrong on purpose.

Why would they do that? It's hard to remember everyone's name, but it's easy to pronounce them. Why would they say students' names wrong on purpose?

Maybe they're just trying to be funny. Also, why is it that PE teachers, or if you're from the US, gym teachers, always say your surname rather than your first name? Like, come on, ever, what are you doing?

Come on, Smith, get those legs up. 20% of teachers give homework over the summer. Oh my God, I remember thinking, like, the last week before you'd break up for the summer holidays, I really hope the teachers don't give me any homework, because then it would just mean you have like 6 weeks off, and you can just actually have time off, rather than having to work.

18% of teachers do this: female students are treated better. I would say that is true. This is sadly too common in classes with creepy male teachers.

Have you seen it? Oh God, they're getting weirder and weirder, aren't they? So, that's 18% of teachers.

Wait till we get to 1%. 17% of teachers do this: say, "Do 10 push-ups right now. " Okay, so they basically give out physical punishments.

Do you think it's fair for the gym teachers to set this type of punishment? I think so, yeah. Why not?

Yes and no, I mean, if you're injured, then no, you shouldn't have to do push-ups. Like, if you got, I don't know, if you've broken your wrist. 15% of teachers do this: stand behind you during an exam.

It was always so, so pressurizing. They'd literally breathe down your neck, and they'd be like, "Need any help with that? Oh, that's wrong, you got that wrong, question 17.

No, you might want to rethink that one. " It's meant to stop you from cheating, but it just makes you insanely nervous. 14% of teachers ignore the dumb kids.

Oh great, that's why teachers never paid attention to me. As a teacher, your job is to teach students; ignoring them is immature and wrong. I agree.

Why would they ignore the dumb kids? I can understand why they would, like, ignore the kids that misbehaved, cuz it's just like, right, you're doing this to yourself. If you don't want to learn, then I'm not going to help you.

I can totally get that, but if you're ignoring the dumb kids, then they're never going to be smart. 13 and a half% of teachers do this: whacking you with a ruler. Surely not, back in the day, this used to be the most popular of punishments.

At least it's not these days, maybe it is in other countries. 30% of teachers say this: "Leave your personal problems at the door. " Incorrect, a classroom is a safe place for students to talk about their lives at home.

I don't think I've ever heard a teacher say that, to be fair, but maybe it's cuz I never spoke about my personal problems in school. 11% of teachers do this: not taking register during fire alarm. What if there's still a student stuck inside?

They could burn to death. Oh my God, that's definitely never happened to me. Every time there was a fire alarm, I think the teachers had to, by law, take a register, otherwise, yeah, could have like some kid still inside while the fire alarm's still going off.

10 and a half% of teachers do this: making students cry, just for fun. There are a lot of teachers like this in my school. Luckily, they never made me cry, to be fair.

They only make the annoying students cry. When you see a smile creep over their face, you know this teacher is a psychopath. Yeah, teachers definitely shouldn't be doing that, but it also happened the other way as well, like students would make a lot of teachers cry.

99. 7% of teachers force an injured kid to run. You have a broken leg; they don't care; you're still running.

Oh my God, yeah, to be fair, every PE lesson, there would always be one kid with an excuse, and I get it, like sometimes it would just be. . .

they'd just make it up, just so they didn't have to take part in PE. But sometimes the kid would actually have something wrong with them, and they'd be like, "No, I don't care, you're doing it anyway. " Surely that's illegal.

9. 2% of teachers have a shame chair to sit in. Oh my God, so if you misbehave, they make you sit in the chair of shame until you start behaving again.

That's one of the worst ways to kill a teenager's confidence. Yeah, but to be fair, I kind of get it, like it is hard being a teacher, and if you've got a load of little shits in the class, not doing what they're told, I don't know, I kind of get that one. Maybe I would be a really weird teacher, right?

They're going to start getting much weirder; you just wait. 8% of teachers do this: letting favorites leave school early. Oh my God, I've never heard of that before.

Some students have better grades, but it doesn't mean they should be favored. Wow, can you imagine that? Like, just Isabelle, as you got an A-star this term, you can, uh, you can leave half an hour early, just walks out the room, everyone's just looking at her.

. . you, Isabelle.

7. 7% of teachers make up the grades. They're harsh to the point of discouraging you from even trying.

Make up the grades, what, so they pretend that you haven't done well, even if you have, just to make you try harder. If I'd like worked my ass off and done loads of revision, and I got an A, and they've told me I've got a D, that would be really discouraging. I don't think I'd be motivated.

7. 3% of teachers take away your phone all day. This would have definitely happened to me when I was in school.

At what point does it just become regular old theft? I suppose it's kind of borrowing, isn't it? They like just.

. . they're just borrowing it for a little bit, and then they'll give it back later.

But if they don't give it back, then yeah, it's just. . .

they're just stealing; they're straight-up stealing. 7% of teachers say this: "I'm always right. " I am the teacher.

No one is always right, and especially no one is above the law. You always had the teachers that, like, were so up themselves, they always had an answer for everything, and they just thought they were right all the time. And those, those are really hard teachers to get along with, cuz, yeah, they just thrived up themselves.

As a student, you need a teacher you can relate to and bond with, and someone that's approachable, someone that's a teacher that's relatively strict as well. Maybe if you got a teacher that's up themselves and just claims that they're right all the time, then you just want to. .

. off. 6.

6% of teachers do this: sending you home to change outfit. This might be acceptable, but it's usually for dumb reasons, like wearing bright socks. That's so true; in what world is bright socks affecting my learning or any of my friends' learning?

It's so stupid. So, like, they'll send you home, and you might be gone for like an hour, you've missed a lesson, just because you had to change socks. 6% of teachers do this: give Saturday detentions for nothing.

Students need weekends to relax and spend time socializing with friends. I agree, detentions on the weekends sounds absolutely horrible, and I'm so glad that my school didn't do them. Let me know in the comments, guys, does your school do weekend detentions, and if they do, I.

. . I feel so, so sorry for you.

Okay, we're getting very weird now. 5% of teachers do this: flirt with parents. This is wrong on so many levels, especially if the teacher knows they're married.

Yeah, especially if the student is right there watching you flirt with their mom or dad. 4% of teachers will say this: "Your clothes look terrible. " Maybe their parents couldn't afford new clothes, so what?

Well, this never really happened in my school, because we all had to wear school uniform, which I just think is so stupid and pointless. So, luckily, I didn't have that. Maybe you'd get judgmental teachers like that on non-school uniform day, where you could wear what you want, and you come in wearing your favorite outfit, and the teachers go, "Oh, you look like a piece of.

. . " 3.

7% of teachers do this: cursing when angry. If nothing else, teachers should set a good example for their pupils. I remember a couple of times, actually, a teacher in particular in my school, my ICT teacher, used to get so angry, and he would swear, and he would bang on this like filing cabinet, and it would make such a loud noise.

I'd be like, "Right, for. . .

sake, right," it was always so funny. 3. 4% of teachers will say this: "Depression isn't a real sickness.

" Oh God, what teacher says this? Diagnosing depression at an early stage helps you treat it. These teachers are the worst.

I agree, I've never heard a teacher say that, but if you're a teacher out there and you have said that, just unsubscribe. I don't want you to subscribe to me, quite frankly. 3% of teachers do this: lie to your parents about your grades.

It will sure be fun when the parents realize they've been lied to. Wow, 3% of teachers, that's actually kind of scary, isn't it? Because they're lying to your parents about their grades, and like, you're going to get in trouble even when you shouldn't be.

Why are some teachers such. . .

they just have no sympathy for kids? 2 and a half% of teachers join in with the bullies. Approximately 160,000 teens skip school each year because of bullying.

Is that just in, like, the US or the UK, or is that worldwide? That is, that's a lot of teenagers, and if the teachers are joining in, like 2 and a half% of teachers joining in with bullies, is a scary amount. 2.

1% of teachers will say to students, "You shouldn't be in this school. " Maybe, but that's not a decision made by the teacher. They should be quiet, yeah.

I agree, that's up to the head teacher or the kid's parents. Some teachers are. .

. aren't they? These teachers just getting worse and worse.

1. 8% of teachers do this: smoking in the classroom. Imagine you're in the middle of an exam, and you smell some tobacco smoke, and you look up, and your teacher is there, like this.

What the actual. . .

oh my God, this is so bad. 1. 2% of teachers do this: leaving a wheelchair student outside.

This is cruel, and it makes students with disabilities feel disconnected from their peers. Yeah, I'm not surprised. That is horrible, what teacher does that?

1. 2% of teachers, as well, that's way too high. Okay, I've never seen this happen, but I really wish I did, cuz it sounds so funny.

1% of teachers fall asleep during class. I'd be so, so happy if this was my teacher. I could finally get some peace.

Yeah, true, my teacher fell asleep in class, I'd be drawing penises on his head. 0. 8% of teachers tell racist jokes.

Oh my God, someone who discriminates like that shouldn't have any position of authority. Yeah, I agree, even if it's a joke, it's like teachers definitely should not be doing that. 0.

6% of teachers lock their students in the toilet. What, what teachers have done that? I.

. . I really want to hear these stories now.

This is just asking more questions than it's actually answering. If my teacher locked me in the toilet when I was in school, imagine telling that to your parents when you got home. Like, you get home, your mom's like, "Oh, hi, Jay, how was your day today?

What did you learn? " My teacher's a psycho. 0.

5% of teachers teach while they're drunk. Wow, so basically 0. 5% of teachers are alcoholics.

I had a teacher that used to come drunk to the class; she's still working. Oh my God, I wonder if she just, like, openly drank wine or something, or did she have, like, a little sneaky hip flask that she'd pretend was water. A drunk teacher actually just sounds so funny.

All right, guys, we're going to give you exams today. Isabelle, you look like your mom's fit. 0.

3% of teachers do this: they say to the student, "You'll grow up to be poor. " Yeah, that is so discouraging. Teachers should be encouraging students, not telling them they're going to grow up to be poor, or they're going to grow up, and they're going to, when they get older, they'll never amount to anything.

Okay, it's getting really weird now. 0. 05% of teachers say, "Slap students on the butt.

" One year in jail for every slap, how does that sound? Is that a thing, one year in jail for every slap? Oh my God, I have absolutely no idea what I would do if my teacher slapped me on the ass in school.

I would be so confused and horrified at the same time. I think I'd probably just freeze, oh my God, and I would definitely tell my parents, though, cuz that would just be. .

. that is it's so scary. 0.

05% of teachers do that. Oh my God. 0.

01% of teachers get a student pregnant. I can already imagine all the news headlines. Yeah, oh my God, that is so.

. . up.

Oh, even if the student is over 16 or 18, it's just so weird. Oh, imagine your friend in school, pregnant, they're pregnant from your math teacher, or your English teacher, or your art teacher. They're having a baby with their teacher.

That is actually happened. 0. 3% of teachers have burnt down the classroom.

Oh my God, what's the plan when the teacher has had enough and sets the room on fire? Oh my God, yeah, they are not going to be taking a register during the fire alarm, are they, when they are the ones that have started the fire? I kind of want to see that happen.

I just want to see the drama. Okay, we have made it to the last one. 0.

01% of teachers have crucified students for being late. Yes, you heard that right, crucified students. Three teachers in Nigeria were fired for tying late students to a cross and beating them.

Oh my God, I love that they were only fired; they didn't go to prison; they didn't serve any sentences; they just got fired. How is that not illegal in Nigeria? Oh my God, three teachers, as well, not one, not two, but three of them.

I mean, that certainly is the most dramatic punishment I've ever heard for being late to your lesson. Oh God, I'm walking in late to lesson, and you just see a cross and nails, and three angry-looking teachers just waiting for you. Oh my God, I need to see this.

I need to see this. Let me pause it. Oh my God, it is actually true, as well.

Three people, including a school principal, have been arrested in Nigeria for allegedly tying two students to makeshift crucifixes and flogging them for coming late to school. A police spokesman told CNN. I actually really hope those kids are okay.

. . hell, that is insane, right?

Well, we have made it to the end of the video, and I think it's safe to say there's definitely some weird teachers out there. I still can't get over the guessing a student pregnant one, and also the last Nigerian one, that is just absolutely insane. Let me know in the comments, guys, what is the weirdest thing that your teacher has ever done.

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