What should I do if I meet a teacher in the toilet?

It is also a very normal situation to meet a teacher in the toilet, after all, everyone will go to the toilet, and it is normal for teachers and students to meet, so there is no need to be entangled or fussed about this matter!

If you meet the teacher in the toilet, then you can say hello casually, such as the teacher is good, or just nod or smile, so that you can not only show that you are polite, but also will not make the atmosphere look particularly awkward!

If you really feel embarrassed to speak, and you don't know what to say, then you can also choose to bow your head and walk over directly, just as if you didn't see it, this is no problem, you have to learn to adapt to such a situation, you haven't done anything wrong, so don't be nervous and afraid, it's no big deal!

Don't say hello, I've had a similar experience, some of the toilets in elementary schools don't have doors, and those that do have doors are only half of the doors. Once after class, I went to the toilet on the side with the door, and there was a student who went to the toilet on the side without the door, and I got up after going to the toilet and saw that she was also up, and after we looked at her, she said hello to the teacher, and I was very embarrassed at this time, and you said that I continued to calmly lift my pants and say hello? Or do you walk away silently as if you didn't hear it?

Eventually, I said hello to her, and then quickly put on my pants and walked away, taking care that my expression was flat, calm, and serious.

If you like the teacher, you will greet them politely and do your own thing. The teacher who didn't like it stood next to him and started to pee, and half of the urine turned around to greet him and accidentally peed on his shoes, and then apologized sincerely. Anyway, if he doesn't hit the smiling person, as long as he is not a vexatious person, he can only suffer a dumb loss.

I think it depends on where the teacher is, if you are still on the way, then you must say hello to the teacher, call the teacher good, if you meet in the toilet, just nod to the teacher, if you see the teacher squatting on the pit, just pretend that you don't see anything.

I went to the toilet at school, I met the teacher, I didn't say anything, I just didn't see it, because of this incident, what words to say hello, I haven't thought about it, I asked my wife, because my wife is also a teacher, she said no hello, she said no hello, because she had nothing to say, she taught senior Chinese all her life, I believed her. When you go to the toilet at school, you meet the teacher and don't say hello. If you say hello, you're wrong.

Do you say hello or not on such occasions? Students don't say that they respect the teacher in their hearts, but they must say hello when they see the teacher, no matter what the occasion, of course, this occasion is a little embarrassing. Speaking of this question, it brings back a distant memory to me, when I was a child in elementary school, I would charter a movie every semester for a few cents.

I remember once after watching a movie, I couldn't hold my pee, I dared to run to the toilet, met the math teacher by the urinal pool, and said hello awkwardly, and in the end I peed longer than him, a very real memory. Awkward places, awkward greetings, but the number of courtesies is not lost, which is the influence of thousands of years of culture.

To be honest, I rarely meet the teacher when I go to the toilet, because the teacher has solved it when the students are in class, and occasionally I will encounter it, so what should I do at this time, solve it with a smile, after all, it is not appropriate to say anything. Just pretend that you didn't see it, so that no one is embarrassed.

We are a rural school students and teachers share a toilet, it is difficult to avoid going to the toilet without meeting students, generally middle and lower grade students will ask "good teacher", and senior grades also ask. But students who are going to the toilet generally don't ask, and they don't feel embarrassed when they get used to it. So, to ask or not to ask who it is?

It depends.

I remember one thing, about a few months ago, the head of our class (a very serious teacher who was a little funny) met a somewhat abnormal student in our class at the door of the toilet, and the following conversation occurred: Teacher: What are you doing in the toilet?

Student: Pee, what else can you do. Then the students went back and asked our class leader, "Your dad is strange" and asked me why I went to the toilet.