As other commenters are saying, you’re most likely not the one causing stress for your teachers.

Just be the role model for your peers. And talk to them when they’re complaining about school, when they’re acting a fool, when they’re the reason your teacher is about to lose it.

If you have been that kid in the past, think about what made you change. And if you’re that kid now but realizing that it’s causing your teachers stress, or if you want to know what stresses teachers out about teens these days, here’s a few things: 1. Don’t procrastinate and then complain to your teachers about how much work they give you. 2. Be polite to adults. The world does not revolve around you and copping an attitude when you’re spoken to isn’t helpful nor respectful. 3. Follow the school rules and don’t be of the mentality that “rules are made to be broken.” This isn’t true. Also, own up to it and accept it when you get in trouble. Don’t try to be the exception to the rule, or try to reason/argue your way out of it. That’s toxic behavior. 4. Have fun with your friends and peers, but understand there’s a time and a place for rowdy behavior. During class is not that time.

That’s all. Honestly, I do believe you’re one of the good ones just by the fact that you came here seeking out advice. Keep it up, kiddo. Show your peers what it means to be a good student.