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What does "getting along with your teacher" mean, anyway? "Getting along" means you and your teacher have a relationship that   1   for both of you, and that you both get what you   2   from the relationship. For your teacher, he or she wants to make   3   you are careful, being respectful and polite, and   4   your best to learn. For you, you   5   a teacher who respects you, answers your questions, and tries to   6   you learn. You can get along with your teacher and learn without being friends with him or her, although it's    7   if that happens.      In every school, kids say some teachers are too   8   or serious, but don't judge a teacher   9   you are in his or her class and can see for yourself. Most of time, your teacher is on your  10 . And a teacher who's strict may be someone who  11  to do his or her job well-teaching you the  12  you should learn. It's also   13  to remember that making mistakes is a  14  of learning. By pointing out your mistakes and helping you   15  them, a teacher is teaching you.

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