When to Scream at Students

Teachers should exercise care when managing the classroom. Here are 8 good reasons to scream at students.

Scream at students when:

1. His hair is on fire;

2. You see dynamite with a lit fuse in his desk;

3. He is tossing a large number of $20 bills into the air in class;

4. A poisonous snake is about to crawl up his pants leg;

5. A truck outside is headed at a high speed toward the wall next to his desk;

6. He is about to pour over 100 ml of any strong acid down the shirt or blouse of another   

    student in science lab;

7. At lunch, he is about to throw a plate of spaghetti at the principal;

8. He is headed straight for you or a classmate with a weapon in hand.                                                  
   

   Otherwise:
   "A soft answer turns away wrath, but a harsh word stirs up anger."