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How to be a good student without being teacher's pet
Ask questions in moderation.
Instead of asking questions every time your teacher finishes their sentence, limit them to one or two insightful and relevant questions. If you want, you can prepare these questions before class.

Select from the following.
(1). This will help ensure a great rate of participation later on. Pay attention to your teacher's needs as they are being communicated.
(2). Then you can find opportunities for them to shine and reinforce your unique skills. For example, if your teacher replies, " these are three reasonable questions that always surprise me, " then you might disagree with them because they only finish their sentence when you place your hand on their shoulder and say something to them.
(3). They could be insights from last night's homework, or general clarifying questions. By limiting your questions, you are allowing other students the opportunity to ask the teacher questions, as well.
(4). At the end of the day, continue asking questions. That way, you know you've taken your questions with a grain of salt.
(3).