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Troublemakers in Class?

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Oh yeah.........every unit has one too

Hi! I just have to know.....is there ALWAYS a trouble maker in every nursing class?

Was there a trouble maker in your middle and high school classes? You will all ways have a trouble maker in classes and in the work place. They even inhabit your church.

Woody

Yes, and sometimes, it can be the majority of the class, most of the staff on a unit, or even an entire facility.

Every class has a trouble maker AND a student who has either had every disease known to mankind or is related to a person who suffers from every obscure disease ever diagnosed - AND - they want to talk about it until you want to scream! :banghead:

yep and you just have to smile and rise above it. don't play into it. ;)

AND a student who has either had every disease known to mankind or is related to a person who suffers from every obscure disease ever diagnosed - AND - they want to talk about it until you want to scream! :banghead:

Yeah...those....they were the ones who really wasted a great deal of time in class...:devil:

Every class has a trouble maker AND a student who has either had every disease known to mankind or is related to a person who suffers from every obscure disease ever diagnosed - AND - they want to talk about it until you want to scream! :banghead:

I love it! It's SO true!!

I'm not in nursing classes yet, but I do know what you mean. Some will even have an offensive, condescending attitude towards the teacher/ instructor (which I think is very disrespectful), and others will even try to outsmart the teachers. Sometimes I feel like saying something to make them shut up so we can all continue learning, but that would only escalate the situation. So, I just sit there...and watch them lack maturity infront of the whole class. It's fun to watch for a while, but then it gets really annoying and will hinder teaching.

I'm not in nursing classes yet, but I do know what you mean. Some will even have an offensive, condescending attitude towards the teacher/ instructor (which I think is very disrespectful), and others will even try to outsmart the teachers.

That attitude is not going to fly very long in nursing school! You can never outsmart a nursing instructor - don't even try. These people will be weeded out in the first semester!

That attitude is not going to fly very long in nursing school! You can never outsmart a nursing instructor - don't even try. These people will be weeded out in the first semester!

If only that were true....too often, they will be there until the bitter end. And then they become your co-workers :(

Ugh yes. In my situation, for some reason, our trouble maker convinced the clinical instructor she was wonderful. She was condescending to other students, and made faces behind the instructors back, yet she was favored for all good assignments. We both planned to work at the facility after graduation, and I was relieved when we weren't both hired.

Perhaps not a troublemaker, but I have the most *annoying* girl in mine. She is smart, but she has no common sense, is overly dramatic, and brings all her business to class with her. The class can't move forward until she has had her say and no matter what scenario comes up, something like that has happend in her life. She gets on everyone's nerves including our teachers :) It's one of the reasons why I make it to class though, kinda like, ok what dumb thing is she going to do today.

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