the first one that comes to mind it Mrs Thomas, High School English, Advanced English, Speech Hard driver with a heart of gold who had our success as her main objective.
2007-07-11 03:57:42
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answered by Kathi 6
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My American History teacher from my junior year in high school. History had always been my favorite subject anyway, but she made it even better! She really got into the lectures and was able to keep everyone's attention. She gave great notes and if she noticed your grades were starting to slip just a hair, she'd talk to you about it. I felt kind of sorry for her because it was her first year teaching and you could tell she was a very nice country girl so some of the kids in my class gave her a hard time (my high school was what we'll call "urban"). I came out of that class with the highest grade and it's what inspired me to become a history teacher myself! I'm now in the process of getting my bachelor's so I can be just like her!
2007-07-11 11:00:27
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answered by Anonymous
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It would be my second grade teacher Miss Trudi. That was the year I learned to spell. She gave me and another girl a switching with a peach limb on account of we missed 2 or 3 words. Believe you me if you've never had a peach limb on bare legs(we had to wear dresses back then) you dont know what you were missing.LOL This was also in the early '60's.Needless to say I became a grade A speller .
2007-07-11 10:57:58
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answered by Anonymous
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My grade 7 teacher had a nice derrier and beutiful blonde hair(IF you are talking about physique) and obviously, she was an athlete. She was not a mean old witch because I got 90s in my math and she was very easy to understand and helped me out.
2007-07-11 10:56:38
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answered by Anonymous
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Wow. I had a second grade teacher who was a man, and he was so mean! He sent me to the principals office twice in one week. He wasn't even a good teacher. He actually cried in front of the class once.
2007-07-11 10:56:09
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answered by Mary 4
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Mr. Brenner, 11th grade English. He made it fun and made me want to learn. Bad teacher, Mrs. Fair, 1st grade. She pulled me by the ear when she thought I was involved in a prank which I was not. I was really shy and very traumatized by how "unfair" she was. I am 59 and it still sticks with me.
2007-07-11 10:57:42
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answered by AKA FrogButt 7
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My 7th grade Social Studies teacher sticks out in my mind the most. He was really strict, organized, and straight forward. He was the best teacher I've ever had. I learned the most from him.
2007-07-11 10:55:28
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answered by sparkzxx 4
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This old battle axe, Mrs. Elstone, she taught me in grade 1. She sticks out in my mind because she said I talked too much and brought in a big huge cardboard box, like one that a fridge would fit into and put my desk in it, so I couldn't see or talk to anyone. I was so scared of her after that that I pooped my pants because I was too scared to ask her to use the bathroom. I hated her guts and still do, she was so miserable.
2007-07-11 10:55:59
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answered by Stuck in the middle of nowhere 7
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The best teachers always stick in your mind. Often (as with me) they're the real hard-*** teachers who really made you work for your grade. In the end they made you earn what you got and made you learn.
2007-07-11 10:54:20
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answered by mr_peepers810 5
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I had an amazing High School english teacher, my senior year. She left the school shortly after our class graduating so I lost track of her.
2007-07-11 10:55:29
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answered by pinkylee 2
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