...I will hate mymotehr when she is my teahcer

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Don't get me wrong. I love my mom and she is smart. I know that even though a lot of people say that tome. However, of all roles, I hate to be her student. And she has many (professionally, of course). I sat on one of her classes one time and I could sympathize with her students. She is an effective teacher and she gives what I would like in a professor. But there is something in her that makes me afraid to ask questions. From the looks that the students give each other, even them could hardly ask a question without a very comprehensive answer. This also happens when I ask her things about her subject and I have to write something about it. After all, who doesn’t want a thing properly explained without resorting to boring and technical textbook. And of course, she likes clarificatory questions but over time, it sounds like a lecture tome. When we are still in the same school, people say that if she was my professor, I’ll achieve top marks (in spite off her subject being my worst). But I think they also know that there is a certain pressure and aspiration to be proven good as a daughter and as a student in one. My prediction, of course, is that I could fail. I would hate the fact that she knows my grade before I do. However, I know some students suffer this kinds of situation. Mom is both your mom and teacher. Not great for the kid, I assure you. Anyway, what will you do if this happened in reality to you as a student?