Favourite Teachers

[~SapphireStar~]

I was thinking about this last night and Ive had some pretty cool teachers in my life. I just wish I could have spent more time with them, but when it was a funday, school trip or school holiday, they were the coolest bunch of adults! I really do want to see them all again, but 3 have retired and I cant locate them, but my maths teacher popped into my work once and spent ages chatting to me. They are so different outside of school. Heres mine:

Mrs Jones an high school RE teacher who praised me nonstop, Mrs Nuttall also a high school teacher who put up with me and I could tell her anything, Mr Farrell our cool french teacher who supported Man U Even let us skip classes to watch England play in his classroom!! Mr Jordan my science teacher who teased me for being a mosher And Mrs Wittingham, a lovely Maths teacher who tried her best to help me with long division

Have you had or got some cool teachers?

[Zeldy]

I used to grow so fond of my primary school teachers, but In secondary it isnt the same, I'll only spend 50 minutes with a teacher a day and the bond just dosn't form.

My first ever teacher I had was called Mrs Case, and she absoloutly loved me. I was her teachers-pet. I used to win the best child award every week.

My year 6 teacher, Mr Martin is also one of my favourites. He loved me for my artistic talents, and used to show all my drawings to people and called me 'Artistic Amy'

[Dell]

My Science Teacher. Bold and funny.

[Shauna]

A lot of the teachers I've had have been really awesome. But others, haven't. xD I can't really think of my favourite teacher off the top of my head right now. :/

[Levian]

What's this school you're talking about? :laugh: I can hardly remember that. :laugh:

Seriously though, we had this cool teacher that could kick the roof while standing. We were such meanies. We got a teacher quitting his job, and another one fired.

[Mittopotahis]

I have some pretty awesome teachers. Mr. Assad, my Maths C teacher, is awesome. Half the time we spend talking/insulting each other, and we still get everything done. He's the best. These are two questions we had in class. The first we made up, the second was him.

1. "As a previous multiple winner of the Most ugliest person/farm animal award, Mr. Assad was chosen to choose 8 people from his Yr. 11 Maths C class of 15 students (us) that were well qualified to enter this year. How many possible combinations are there if order is important?"

2. "David, Mathew (me) and Tim like each other so much that the insist on sleeping in the same bed together. How many possible combinations could they get in the bed if order is important?"

Mr. Assad is awesome. That is just a small example of the average Maths C lesson

[Chris]

My Primary Teachers were pretty good. They always made sure to help every student out, but they also genuinely cared about their job.

[Itsunari 2000]

Mr Moffat - my old computer tech. teacher. He was, how do we say, " bumbling "and timid ( the rest of the wretched class flouted his rules constantly in the knowledge he wouldn't do a thing about it ) but a decent guy with a nice sense of humour. He played the saxophone too, before leaving the faculty in summer of 2003.

Mr Gunnion - my old history teacher. Mentally, he was as sharp as a tack and in his eyes, I could do no wrong. He didn't take any scheiser from anyone, too. He's retired from teaching as of 2004, and lives quietly while dividing his time between museums and political activism.

Mr Cook - a total badass. The mailed fist of my elementary, commanding more fear than the relatively mild and doting female headteacher. Not to be crossed. Surprisingly for his fierce reputation, he had a good sense of humour. Also, an ultra-liberal slant towards homework ( ie. none at all ).I've not seen him since late 2000.

Mr Heilie - a young supply teacher. I've not seen him since December of last year. A really amiable, " cuddly " character, with ardent Christian beliefs ( attended a Franciscan seminary school ), speaks fluent Latin and maintains an interest in Real-Time Strategy video games.

[Bart's Friend Milhouse]

Mrs M who told me off when I was a victim of a chicken bone assault.
Mrs A who gave me a **** role in the school play
Mrs O who turned red and shouted in my face

Yeah, they didn't seem to like me

[Spiffing Cheese]

My geography teacher randomly gives us biscuits and lets us watch Fawlty Towers so he's pretty cool.

[I Took the Red Pill]

Mr. Horine- Earth Science. He was the most kickass teacher ever. He used to be a weatherman, so he was obsessed with weather facts when we would study it. He's just an awesome guy all around. Plus, he plays GT4.

Mr. Dunne- Young guy who teaches math, however he made me understand it much better than any veteran math teacher. Cool guy, too.

[Angi-Kaiser]

My Sophomore English Teacher, Mr. Hankomyer (I don;t think I spelled that right) was amazing. He would open his classroom early, and students would congregate inside, doing homework and chatting with him. Most of the time, instead of actually teaching us stuff, he would have long, rambling discussions with us, on the topics of music, videogames, and sports.

[Twisted Tinkerbell]

When I was in high school I had the coolest System and Control teacher, her husband is the bassist in Feeder.

[Rye]

My Art teacher is so awesome. He's hysterical and he has his own metal band with the Computer Graphics teacher (who also rocks), it's great. xD

[Venom]

I hate smurfing teachers.