Why don't some teachers talk to me?

Some teachers may not talk to you for the following reasons:

1. Busy: The teacher's job is not only teaching, but also managing students, correcting homework and communicating with parents. If they are too busy, they may not have time to talk to you.

2. Communication mode: Maybe the communication mode you choose is not suitable for the teacher. For example, they may prefer to communicate through words (such as email or instant message) rather than direct oral communication.

3. Specific topic: Maybe the topic you want to discuss is one that the teacher thinks is not suitable for discussion in class or in public. In this case, they may choose not to talk to you to avoid having such a conversation with you in front of the whole class.

4. Sensitive questions: If your question or topic is considered too sensitive or personal, the teacher may choose not to answer it to avoid possible embarrassment or conflict.

5. Impression of you: If the teacher has a bad impression of you, he/she may avoid further communication with you.

If you think the teacher is not talking to you, you can consider the following solutions:

1. Choose the right time and place to talk to the teacher;

2. Communicate with teachers in a friendly and respectful way;

3. clearly put forward your questions and topics to avoid ambiguity;

4. Seek help from other channels, such as principals, counselors or other teachers.