Did you have a Favorite Teacher that you'll always remember???

Question

I had Mrs. Grace in 10th grade, she was an ex-hippie and was way out of her box - but an Awesome math teacher. She really was patient and helped us beyond expectation! I still see her around at the pub and i have a drink or two with her

Answer 1

my fave teacher I'll always remember wasn't a "real" teacher at all. He was a student teacher in my high school gym class named Mr. Tatum. Never got his first name, but would love to look for him.

I'm Black, but I grew up in an mostly-White suburb in Ohio. All my schooling, never had a Black teacher. Then when I saw him, it seemed like he was bigger in life. I was one of only 10 black kids in a 1,200-student high school, so seeing a black guy in a type of authority role was huge for me. Part of the reason why I'm a teacher now...

Answer 2

Yeah her name was Mrs. Samanowitz but she died about 15 years ago. She was my 4th grade teacher and she was one of the nicest and most aptient teachers I had growing up as I was a bad kid and I used to give all of my teachers a hard time.

Answer 3

my year 9 and 10 drama teacher, Miss Purdy who became Mrs Roberts!
She was fantastic, she was so fun and really young too, so she really related to me, she was a great teacher and I really came to love and be good at drama because of her. She left to move away to pursue a different carrer and concentrate on her family when she became pregnant, but we stay in touch a bit, and I saw her not so long ago, she's still an awesome person

Answer 4

Yes, His name was Mr Baily . He was my 9th grade Math teacher. He taught in a different way and took time to explain things. After always getting f's I began to get A+ in math. He was great.

Answer 5

My 8th grade English teacher Mr. Martindell- his class was like recess.

Answer 6

my first grade teacher was named Mrs. Dean everybody called her mean dean the washa machine...lol.. A lot of people thought she was a mean person but she really was warm and caring people just didnt give her a chance. She was an awesome teacher.

Answer 7

My 8th grade teacher Mr. Crommett, He had been one of the first corpmen to go into Nagasaki after the big bomb.

Answer 8

My fist year algebra teacher Mr. Brown he was a great teacher only had him for half a year he was Captain in Air Force was called up and was shoot down and died in Vietnam. Gone but never forgotten.

Answer 9

9th grade- Mr Kissell. He made algebra understandable. He would talk to you as though you were on the same level as him. Great teacher!

Answer 10

Mine was my headmaster at primary school. His name was Mr Challoner and he knew every pupil in the school, the names of their brothers and sisters, who their parents were and exactly what stage everyone was at with their school work. Every time we completed an exercise book we had an appointment with him and got juice and chocolate biscuits which was a real luxury, that most of us didn't get at home, in the 50s Northern England. I just loved him to bits.