How to be invisible in a terror professor?

Why do you want to be invisible to a terror professor? Do you want to coast along with the flow? Are you embarrassed because you wish not to have a terror professor?

There are many teachers who believe that they can earn a high opinion from students by keeping a stern profile and an up-tight behavior. However, such teachers fail to realize that the students will be afraid to approach them. They will never feel free to ask questions or raise doubts in the class, which defeats the whole purpose behind observing strictness with students. Harshness and strictness will only make the teacher or a professor less approachable for students. It is very important to be gentle and a little flexible with the students in order for them to be more approachable.

These are some tips on how to be invisible:

• ·         Students have to be extra cautious and vigilant under such a teacher. He/she is like a disciplinarian, always keeping students on their toes.

• ·         If you really want to be "invisible", sit in the front row and raise your hand to answer every question. After a week, the teacher will get sick of asking you and look for some students to answer his or her questions.

• ·         Be prepared. So that even if it’s your turn to answer. He will not let you down and you won’t feel embarrassed.

• ·         Always be present. Others try to make excuses for skipping classes, which harms their studies and affects their performance in the respective subject.

• ·         Lastly, Pass your requirements on time. A strict teacher is very tough on students. He/she always insists on adhering to the deadlines. In this case he will not catch your attention.

Strictness of a teacher/professor can guarantee that students can finish their work on time and abide by the discipline. We may see them as bad or terror but it was just their way to help students to stand out. We may find them extremely difficult to love but they also have their soft side that we will surely love to.
It's not a bad thing though. Just participate.