Do you have a favourite teacher?

[!x!dude!x!2]

My grade 2 teacher back when i lived in the city . her name is Ms Allen . she was the best . i loved her so much she was so nice and caring and loved to have fun with us

[UnrealGoffEmo]

Any Teach who goies easy oin me and appreciates my work effort or don't clock me me for wrong Uniform is my fave and get's my vote Lol. Basically anyone who is firm but fair!

[Daltron]

yes my constitutional law tutor is so old and chilled, and gives everyone a 10/10 for participation mark even if we don't say a word the entire semester

[Matt]

Nah I hate the all equally as much. The only teacher I liked was my English teacher in Year 11

[Empired]

My media teacher! I've never seen someone who enjoys their subject so much before and it's clear that he loves teaching too. It's still so nice to see some teachers aren't bothered about the paperwork behind teaching, but are more interested in the people they're teaching instead.

[dbgtz]

I'd say if we're talking right now, no uni lecturer except one seems to actually give a stuff about us as individuals so I'd say he is my favourite in that regard.

Overall? It kind of depends. My 2nd year college maths teacher, well I didn't really get along with him too well but as a teacher he was pretty good. He tried to make things interesting & easier to remember and was honestly just so well organised compared to some other teachers. On the flip side was my law teacher who got on so well with people and was able to have a laugh whilst teaching, but didn't particularly make the content as interesting and memorable as it could be and wasn't so organised. Also, one of my 2nd year politics teachers (and my tutor) was so helpful in what she did, despite joking about hating kids and whatnot. You could tell she wanted us all to succeed and do well in life, doing as much for her students as possible.

I could go on about my secondary school teachers, like the scary teacher who wasn't scary at all in reality, but just applied the right attitude necessary to the situation and was actually a pretty good teacher. Or my tutor for 4/5 years who was really fair in how he treated people. Or one P.E. teacher who didn't stand up to stereotype of all other P.E. teachers (and actually taught us stuff rather than expected us to just magically learn). Or... well you get the point. In all honesty, I've had to many good teachers that I don't think I could ever pinpoint one who trumped the others as they're all pretty decent.

I can say who my worst was. My year 9 french teacher; she was a right *****.

[Shockwave.2CC]

Nope I never had a favourite teacher, because all the kids us to misbehave, so all us well behaved kids use to be treated like the others

[Mark]

I really liked my English teacher whom I still speak to quite frequently after leaving. I also liked my Physics and Modern Studies (politics more or less) teachers.