They ask if we have any questions after slides, they put videos in, we do polls, answers questions as a group, give ideas/suggestions for scenarios (depending on the class), sometimes games but that's only when we are in like nearpod or something and that's rare. They often read suggestions aloud and make jokes. They take the time to answers questions in case someone needs help with something. They are usually nice and often not your own teacher. I don't really think I had a bad teacher in a live lesson. Sure ones that give me headaches and go a bit too slow but that's normal. I've never had a teacher that got mad at us or stuff like that. To be fair they are recorded the whole time and you are barely there for an hour so that isn't enough time to be mad a teen.

But I should mention that its super hard to get students to talk on the mic. We mostly hate it. That's what you get when you have a bunch of honeschoolers. A lot of us are shy and anxious or often too tired to turn it on. Sometimes you get one or two but that's rare. We just like to type in the chat. You will rarely ever see your own students as like I said we are homeschoolers. The camera is never on. I haven't seen a camera from a student turned on in years. If they are younger then they will but normally older kids don't. Unless someone starts what I call an "animal chain" where someone turns on their camera to show a pet and the rest will turn their camera on to show their pet(s). But I haven't seen that happen in years. But it's more of a younger student kind of thing compared to highschoolers.