Now, this is unlike the other types of teacher that we have previously discussed, as it is not a “type” of teacher as such, but more of a subject teacher. Generally, for most people who hate P.E. this type of teacher is despised; and this is because they push you to your limits and beyond.
If you feel like they are working you way to hard, then they are an over expectant teacher, and you should check out my blog post on that. If you feel like you can’t do what they are asking you, don’t get uptight, if you really want to change how you feel after each P.E. lesson, it is not rocket science; the more you train outsiders school, the better you will be in school.
Take me as a perfect example: I am terrible at sports and have very little stamina. I can do push-ups and have a strong core, but I cannot run long distances. So, I now train to run long distances; and when I have to run long distances now at school, they feel like less hard work.
So, the best way to deal with P.E. teachers, is to train hard so that they seem less harsh and the exercises feel easier. If you don’t want to train, then just brace yourself for the most stereotypical feature of P.E. teachers: shouting.
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