Teacher and my opinion?

Can I tell a teacher my opinion about him and does he still have the right to blow my breath?

He also wants me to get a school laptop so that I can speak at the conferences, but he doesn't want that. Can he decide for himself? Oh yes, one of the teachers WANTS to see and HEAR us and say that my room is, the online classroom is "He also kicked me out once when he OVER 10 MINUTES AND I CLEARLY ASKED IF WE CAN GO THERE WKR HAVE OVER 10 MINUTES

What can I do against it? And can I say my opinion about him and his behavior at the age of 14 without any problems? May I complain about him in front of him?

I would be interested in your teacher's side…

others would be happy to have a laptop and you can be seen in the class

and at 14 your parents decide

Of course you can give your opinion to the teacher. The choice of words is the key to success here. Otherwise, of course, you have to live with the consequences.

If you don't have a laptop / pc at home, he may very well impose a school laptop on you. It's the same when seeing and hearing. The teachers can ask for it. And that with the 10min just went stupid, but you can't do much about it.

Also, you only learn for YOU, it's YOUR life…

No teacher can demand both sound and video, it violates your rights, regardless of whether he provides a school laptop or not.

If he provides one, he can maximally demand that you use it to take part in the class and for nothing else.

Otherwise you can give your opinion to a teacher, but as always the tone makes the music - no teacher has to be stupid. As far as the overdraft is concerned, you have to look into the school law of your state, it regulates whether and, if so, under what circumstances and for how long a teacher can overdraft

In your remarks you forgot that the teacher can give him a 6 orally if he refuses to listen to the tone…

No he can't. As long as he answers an oral question in writing. The 6 can only be given if the class is refused or if there's no attendance and even then only if there are more than one, because you can pee or something like that during class. You should only inform the teacher in case of an emergency

So you wanted out of the lesson… But do you complain if he throws you out?

You got your way.

So the complaint "My teacher wants to give me a laptop and I should take part in the online class" is just an embarrassing experience for you when you go to your school management.

And who pays for the DSL connection?

What connection?