W2(Extra). How should a student act in order or the teacher to think the student is paing attention in class? what to do and what not to do?

 

I think the act of showing that students are concentrating is to answer their teacher's questions well and talk a lot in class. Of course, talking a lot should be related to the class. Because if showing the teacher's concentration in the class becomes passive, such as simply reading a book, the teacher wonders if the students are really focused. As a result, the teacher asks or scolds the students if they are focused. That's why you have to show the behavior of nodding your head, answering questions, or asking questions about things you don't know as a sign that you're focused on. 

On the other hand, you should not chat with your teacher to show that you are focused. Because small talk is irrelevant in class. Also, you shouldn't do the act of falling asleep in class.

+)I joined the blog late after changing the course, so I wrote the blog late. I told you via email, but I'm sorry for writing it late.

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