You can recall that in school, most teachers are standing in class, and few teachers will sit. Unless necessary, it is also because of school regulations that teachers can't sit in class, but must stand. Then I believe there is a reason for this rule. But in fact, the rules are dead, people are alive, and teachers can choose to sit or stand in class according to their actual situation.

First, pay attention to the classroom. In fact, for the school regulations, they also hope that students can feel that teachers are paying attention to the classroom by standing in the classroom. If the teacher sits in class, he will actually be in a state of head-up with the students. Then, in this state, some students will feel that attending class is actually not a very important thing, and there will be no sense of ceremony. Moreover, when the teacher is sitting in class, it is difficult for him to see what the students will do under the desk. Therefore, the rule that teachers stand in class is actually to show respect for the classroom.

Second, standing in the classroom has a condescending feeling. In fact, it is obvious to see what every child is doing under the desk. Moreover, standing in the classroom, he actually has a condescending state, so in this state, he can form a class consciousness, that is to say, defining the identity of a teacher gives people a more serious feeling. This feeling is very important to both students and teachers. If the teacher sits and gives a class to the child, he may make small moves under the table.

Third, according to the actual situation, some teachers may be ill or in poor health, but they still need to choose to take classes. I believe that teachers can sit in class and children can understand. Compared with sitting in class, standing can actually make children hear what the teacher is saying more clearly, but if the teacher is in poor health, of course, he can choose to sit.