The teacher once called me by my name and couldn t call it out?

Possible reasons: Your grades in the class are average, you belong to the average kind, and you don't usually have many positive problems in his class, so it is difficult to attract the attention of the teacher. Then, I haven't seen or interacted with it for too long, so I can't remember it for a while.

The situation you described may occur for several reasons:

First, it is possible that this teacher has not been in your class for a long time, so he or she may not know every student in the class.

Second, it's been a long time since you graduated, and you haven't been in touch with this teacher for a long time, so it's likely that the teacher has forgotten your name and can't call your name for a while.

It is actually normal for a teacher to call the wrong name of a classmate in class, after all, there are dozens of students in a class, and the teacher may remember the wrong name, so as a student, you should be more tolerant of the teacher. After all, no one is perfect, and it is inevitable that some small mistakes will be made because of lack of seriousness and fixed thinking, which should not have much to do with their education level. However, generally speaking, after being reminded of a mistake as a teacher, you will not make it again.

The teacher forgot about you, maybe he hasn't seen you for a long time, or the teacher has short-circuited his brain.

Maybe your sense of presence is relatively low, but you still have to work hard to brush up on your sense of presence or have a nickname that is easier to remember.

There are many students taught by the teacher, and it is normal not to be able to remember the names at once.

To learn to be considerate of the teacher, it may be that there are too many students and the teacher is too busy, so he is negligent.

I also had this situation, and the teacher didn't call my name until the end of the semester, and I didn't react.

People have a time like this.

After a long time, you will forget.

Impolite, inappropriate.

But some teachers don't look like teachers themselves. Lewd and disgusting.

It's okay to be kind, and I'm sure the teacher himself won't blame you, but don't you think it's too kind for you to just call her by her name? In school, there is still a certain etiquette, and the teacher must keep a certain distance from you, so that there will be more majesty, so that you can teach better. If, in private, you can become good friends and you have to be the same age, that's a different story.

It's very impolite, you are a student, she is a teacher, a teacher for one day and a father for life, and in general, you still have to respect teachers and teach.

is disrespectful, should be called "Teacher Liu" and "Teacher Gao", the same name as the classmates.

It's okay to call your name in private as a friend, and it's better to show respect in public.

As the saying goes, "the young and the old are orderly", and calling them by their first names is generally addressed by friends of the same generation. Just like we don't call our parents by their names, it's not polite for teachers to call them by their first names.

Of course, some teachers and students are of the same age, and they are usually very familiar with the students, and everyone calls them by their names directly, which is actually an exception if the teacher acquiesces in calling their names.

After the name + brother or sister, it is respected.

My daughter's high school chemistry teacher is very good, the teacher is less than 40 years old, on Saturday for the children free make-up classes or voluntary consultation, to ask questions and give sugar, snacks and other small gifts to reward the children, this group of children call him "Brother Kui", the teacher is very useful (at least in the eyes of the students, he is not old).

Now there is a generation gap between children and older teachers. Young teachers can accept this method, but old teachers can't see it. It is good to address the teacher in public and formal settings; And in private, it can be called more cordial.

Teachers and students are like ......Father and son!? You should know!? Don't call it a friend! When self-respecting!

If you feel that you are friends with the teacher, you can call the teacher privately after asking for the teacher's permission when you are not at school.

Yes, it is rude to call a teacher by name.

Respecting teachers is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation.

Don't call the teacher by name.

If the teacher doesn't mind, of course it's fine, but as a student, the teacher is a teacher after all, and you have to respect him no matter what you say.

Yes, it is better to have an honorific title.

It's okay to call a nickname, but even calling by name and surname always feels a little rude.

In the future, it is good to learn to respect the teacher, and there is no great wishful wheel Buddha in the south.

The teacher's age is much worse, and it's still not good to call the name, and it's okay to add an elder sister if the age is close, but it's okay in private, and it's not suitable in front of a group of people.

It depends on what the teacher is like.,Whether he can accept it.,It's not good to call the name directly.,It's not bad to add brother or sister.,But when you get to college.,Don't call the teacher's name.。。。 The teacher doesn't like it, but it's up to you in private.

The student calls the teacher by name or something. It's not right.

After all, it's a teacher-student relationship

。Some students are naughty and have no malicious intentions, just like when we were children, we called the names of our elders behind our backs, most of them just thought it was funny and interesting;

Yes, even if the relationship is good, it is necessary to respect you.

It's rude to call the full name to speak, and you should call Teacher X, so it's okay.

It's okay to be kind, and I'm sure the teacher himself won't blame you, but you don't feel it.

You only call her by her name, isn't that too kind?

In school, there is still a certain etiquette, and the teacher must keep a certain distance from you, so that there will be more majesty, so that you can teach better.

In private, you can be good friends, and you have to be the same age.

That's another story.