Spotlight your winning sense of humor and tell detractors that some of today’s top entertainers were class clowns.
Use witty one-liners in response to questions. Your answer to “What’s the speed of light?” might be “I don’t know. What’s the speed of dark?”
Look up jokes and one-liners online on a variety of topics so you’ll be ready when there’s opportunity.
Try out your impersonations of celebrities and foreign accents in class, when appropriate.
Do a cheesy dance move in class when the teacher is occupied, and sit down quickly before the teacher turns around.
Never laugh at your own jokes. Keeping a straight face will make them funnier.
Sharpen your pencil while your teacher is lecturing, drop a book loudly onto the floor, or shout a non sequitur. Act surprised if reprimanded and apologize profusely.
Know the boundaries of your barbs. Your goal is to make people laugh, not hurt others’ feelings, bully, or damage property.
Participate in class. Coming up with actual answers, doing homework, and getting good grades will make your clowning easier for your teacher to tolerate.
Have confidence and commit to the joke. No matter how ridiculous your antics, this will help you pull it off like a pro.
Laughter raises our pulse and blood pressure, and boosts our heart rate – similar to mild exercise.
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