Have you ever had a teacher that just gave you absolute ****?

• Shirayuki wrote on 2011-07-24 05:43
  @title
  
  no. never :'D
• RebeccaBlack wrote on 2011-07-24 07:37

  Quote from Stride;524854:

  Freshy year on the first day of school my integrated science teacher Coach Larson started off by scaring the **** out of us making us think we're in the wrong class
  
  
  The next day before he started teaching he asked
  "Who here wants to go to college? :D"
  and of course being a class with high hopes, almost everyone raised their hands
  
  "Haha nope, I doubt 30% of you will make it to college, some of you will drop out, some of you will get rejected to any college you apply for, those of you who do get accepted will probably dropout halfway through the first semester and I'm pretty sure /some/ of you *looks at me* will end up pregnant before you even graduate."
  
  His lessons were always very vague too ;_;

  
  I wish all teachers were like this.
  
  Would make life a hell of a lot more interesting.
  
  My English teachers were basically all assholes, with a few exceptions. And by "a few" I mean one. Most were these really *****y middle aged/older women with a hateful personality that's hard to describe in words. Another was a douchey sports guy. Kinda weird, I know. I hated him more than anything. The cool one was a guy who used to work for the government. He was really relaxed in his teaching methods. I learned a lot form him even though I don't care even a little about English/grammar.
  
  Math/science teachers are always the coolest and most sociable. Science even more so than math, actually. But it makes sense.
• Bulbleaf wrote on 2011-07-24 13:28
  Well, I did have this one physics teacher that was absolutely dreadful.
  ... Or I probably just could not make my brain comprehend the lessons.
  
  Either way, we'd have online homework assignments due every couple days of the week and the class had to resort to googling the question to figure out how to get the answer. The homework assignments were math based while the lessons vaguely consisted of the concepts.
  
  Needless to say, it was a trying time.
• Shizuo wrote on 2011-07-24 17:22
  Oh, my...
  My junior English teacher. It was a battle in that class. She HATED me since the first day because of my brother. She hated me because I was related to him (he didn't have all his supplies on the first day, so she sent him to the Dean every day after that and my mom got mad).
  So she took every opportunity to try and make me look stupid, so then I ended up doing the same thing to her. Sometimes, we ended up going back and forth. Surprisingly, she didn't just slap an F for my grade because she hated me, but I guess she passed me because she didn't want to see me again xD (or because I actually tried to do well, but whatever lol)
  
  Oh, fun times, fun times...
• Sumpfkraut wrote on 2011-07-24 19:31

  Quote from Stride;524854:

  integrated science teacher Coach

  
  
  :what:
• Cynic wrote on 2011-07-24 19:38

  Quote from Okitaru;524861:

  I've been homeschooled.
  I'm a 16 now, almost 17.
  The answer is assumable, yes?

  
  
  Quite ironically, same here.
  I had a Teacher like that who was a friend of my Fathers, so it wasn't too surprising that he was a complete dick. According to them, I was never going to make it to College, end up a dirty, tranny whore and living on the street.
  Gotta love Teachers, meng.
  
  All my online school's Teachers were pretty awesome, though.
• Sariyassa wrote on 2011-07-25 02:47
  My American History professor cared more about bashing history than teaching it. We never even got past the "American Revolution".
• Taycat wrote on 2011-07-25 03:46
  Let's see.
  
  My 7th grade teacher was an old prune who literally told me to suck it up when a boy hit me right in front of her.
  
  Wellness teacher in 9th grade looked exactly like Mr. Clean and he was Polish.
  
  And in the last year, I had an Algebra 2 teacher who always acted like I annoyed her for some reason.