How do you respond to a love message?

Alternative Responses To I Love You

1. I love you way more.
2. Thank you for loving me.
3. I am so obsessed with you.
4. There is nothing better than hearing you say that.
5. You make the world a better place.
6. No, I love you!
7. You are the only person who can make me smile constantly.

How do you respond to feeling loved?

Here are a few responses to I love you, and why they are sweet:

1. 01“I love you more.”
2. 02“I will never ever get tired of hearing that.”
3. 03“Every time I hear that I can’t stop smiling.”
4. 04“I’m so happy that we found each other.”
5. 05“You mean the world to me.”

How do you deal with disrespectful behavior in the classroom?

Notify. For overt disrespect, the parents should be notified. A letter home is most effective. It also adds a layer of accountability that lasts beyond the day of the incident. Near the end of the school day, hand the student your letter and walk away–without adding a lecture.

What happens when a student disrespects a teacher?

A disrespectful student can get under a teacher’s skin like almost nothing else. When confronted with disrespect, it’s easy to take it personally. This is a normal reaction from a passionate teacher. But it’s a colossal mistake.

How do you deal with aggressive students in the classroom?

Stay calm. Take a deep breath to quell any angry feelings rising up inside you. Remind yourself that you’ll be much more effective, and the situation will go much smoother, if you maintain emotional control. Pause. In the immediate moments following the incident, don’t say a word. Simply maintain eye contact with the student and wait.

How do you deal with difficult students in the classroom?

Your job is to help the student see the error of his or her ways so that it doesn’t happen again. Stay calm. Take a deep breath to quell any angry feelings rising up inside you. Remind yourself that you’ll be much more effective, and the situation will go much smoother, if you maintain emotional control. Pause.