I'm a teacher – the secret codes we use when we’re talking about your kid and it's bad news if we use the word ‘excited | The Sun

A TEACHER has revealed the secret codes they use to talk about your kids behaviour and what they really mean when they say your child is 'excited.'

Taking to the TikTok account Bored_Teachers, a US-based teacher shared how you can decipher the code.


The TikTok account regularly hosts a variety of teachers to talk about the realities of their job – the good, the bad and the downright ugly.

In one such video, a female teacher shared what teachers really mean when they're discussing your child's behaviour with you.

She said: "We have a code when we email parents.

"When we uses phrases like 'your child is very social,' that means they won't stop talking."

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The teacher also admitted that when they say your child is 'excited' – they usually don't mean it in a good way.

"Or 'their excitement in the classroom is contagious,' it means they will not calm down," she added.

She also went on to reveal how teachers secretly tell parents their child is bossy.

The teacher revealed if you hear a teacher say your child is a "natural born leader", it isn't always a good thing.

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She added: "Your child is super bossy."

"Have you used our secret Teacher Code when talking with parents?" she asked other teachers in the caption of the video.

The post soon went viral with over 69k views and over 3,000 likes.

People quickly took to the comments to share their thoughts on the secret code.

One wrote: "I'd rather you just tell me what they're doing wrong so I can address it."

"Drop the codes tell them what the issue is. Really not that hard to do," penned a second.

Meanwhile, a third added: "Your son is going to make a great lawyer is code for: your kid won’t stop arguing with me."

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