very true. thanks Hermann Gruenwald

The abuse experienced is total disrespect from students by the way they address me regardless of the fact that they have been reminded of the proper protocol. Students misreading comments and jumping to wrong conclusions, and students trying to bully me into allowing them to make-up missed assignments because they need "good grades" although the rules about missed assignments are laid out in the course syllabus! These are university students!🤨

During this challenging period of life, Zoom lessons were an escape to me. In the lack down, it was nice to try to do what I have been doing before. However, since education was online, the attendance was very few. It made me question my lessons' quality and effectiveness. However, when I talked to my colleagues, I realized that it was the common problem of online teaching.

Also, students ask for recordings of classes. They often don't join class when it is scheduled. Asking for a recording seems like putting the onus back on the teacher.

Prachi Kalra very truly said, madam. basically, nobody is caring about the teachers and their problems. Thank you so much Prachi Kalra madam.

Sanjay Kumar thank you for your response. I think you're researching an interesting topic.

Yes madam. Say about you please so that I can know and learn from you 😊

Dear Sanjay Kumar I think a discussion is necessary, as there is a lot of pressure on teachers, while managers are protected. After all, the teachers appear in the remote auls. I agree with the notes raised by colleagues Prachi Kalra , Simge Gökberk , Hermann Gruenwald , Doris Yates . Certainly your study will contribute to this situation being changed.

I have seen some inappropriate behavior from some teachers through the Zoom application, that even though the student may not be familiar with the application, the teacher has behaved even violently because he cannot see it on camera or the student does not know how to activate the microphone. The teacher must be a model, an example to be followed by his students and must possess certain principles that allow him to treat his students fairly, kindly and respectfully. Then sometimes it is not enough for the teacher to have conceptual mastery of the science he teaches, but also certain values adjusted to the human being.

Wilmer Lopez thank you very much sir for your valuable input. Thank you Agnaldo Arroio sir. sincere gratitude.

As COVID-19 pandemic has forced a shift from classroom teaching to online learning since schools continue to remain shut for over 4 months, a photo of a teacher who was apparently bullied by his students during an online class on a Zoom call went viral on social media, so much so that the news portals published the incident as news.

Below are screenshots of reports surrounding the viral photo:

https://www.google.com/amp/s/thelogicalindian.com/amp/fact-check/online-classes-bullying-teacher-22402

According to a research 8 % of teachers became the victims of cyberbullying

https://files.eric.ed.gov/fulltext/EJ1140685.pdf

Kindly check https://firstmonday.org/article/view/575/496

I am grateful for the article shared. It will definitely be going to help me in a big way. Big thanks to Chinaza Godswill Awuchi

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