The responsiblity of student teacher relationship in a classroom

     Responsibility is being accountable for ones doing or having control over a particular thing. Students now a days blame teachers for the students not learning the topic or subject. That student could be talking or distracted and not get the lesson. But if the student is focused, he/ she will understand the lesson more. On the other hand, if the student is 100% focused and still doesn't understand the curriculum, he/ she then has a reason to question the teacher on the studied topic.
     Students get to caught up in if they like the teacher or not instead of worrying about things that matter like making good grades. Students need to take responsibility in the student teacher relationship in class, not out of it. A student has no right to diss a teacher because he/ she doesn't like the teacher or what the teacher teaches.
     Most of the time students take things too far such as getting a question wrong, when that student could be taking the time to learn about other things about it or looking in the book and checking the right answer. Being a student comes with responsibility such as knowing when to stop, taking classes seriously. A student could be in the easiest class in the world but if he/ she doesn't pay attention or do what's right they will fail out. Often, students get too caught up in other things instead what is
most important. Students need to learn from their mistakes. If something bad happens in a particular class, the student doesn't need to gripe about it all day and say rude or disrespectful things about the teacher. Teachers are hired to help you, not harm you. Your parents send you to school every day to get a good education, not to see a teacher and go complain to the principle because the teacher isn't good enough. Students need to learn when the limit is with a relationship between a teacher and a student.