Almost all students
act shy at times, especially when encountering a new person or situation. Quite
sensibly most students take time to figure out what to do (and not do!) when
presented with a novel situation. With time,
most students start to feel comfortable in a new situation or with a person
they've recently met and, therefore, act more outgoing, relaxed, and ontaneous.
Some students, however, warm up much more slowly than others.
Student who
is shy may not respond when spoken to by a teacher or classmate even after
weeks of academy. Or they may say little, speak very softly, and avoid eye
contact. These students may hover near other students day after day but never
join the others in play. Shy students may look tense or distracted in institution
as they worry about becoming the center of attention or doing something
embarrassing. Teachers never see the students
at home smiling, laughing, and chatting away with family members.
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