Who had a favorite teacher?

[big4life]

That made a difference in your life?


I've had several, but the one to make the biggest difference would be my stat. professor from college. She took a boring 8 o'clock class and made it fun. I remember the time she gave us a probability test. She warned us beforehand that she had never had anyone ace this test. I aced it, and she bragged about it to everyone. That made me beleive in myself more than anyone before her.

 

[danielson]

my physics teacher

he used to teach by getting people to try and answer questions he set, posed to the whole class and once he had explained the whole thing he noted it down for us to copy

to demonstrate he wouldbe happy to wheel in equipment, no pressure, no utter ridgitity to the syllabus this was pure blackboardteaching.....my best memories of school are in that one class

 

[LiLady11]

Gosh, I'm still a youngin, so I would have to say my chorus teacher. I started a new school in seventh grade and it was her first year as a teacher. We became the newbies together!! Anyway, she was my teacher for 5 years. A lot happened in my life during those years and she became the big sister that I didn't have then. And when she got married, got pregnant, and then lost her twin babies to a miscarriage, I gave her some heartfelt sympathy. She has touched my life, and still does today. Aw shucks, I miss her...

 

[Rex]

My 7th grade teacher helped mold my work ethic into what it is. He would never let me settle for anything better than what I was capable of. I specificly remember a project where we got to select the amount of work we wanted to finish for the corresponding grade. He wouldn't let me do anything under the 100 b/c he felt thats what I was capable of. Ever since then I've shot for the highest standards.

 

[manny78]

I had some.

Danielle Pinard at the law school. I never thought someone would make me like public law like she did. Yves Lauzon, commercial and bankruptcy law. Everyone was saying this guy was some asshole. I found that he actually was a great one. Finally Didier Luelle, from France. Civil law. A living encyclopedia. Was recently named at the Quebec Superior Court. He deserved it.

 

[naturally anabolic]

my 12th grade Advanced Placement Anatomy and Physio. Teacher... A bodybuilding fanatic and extremely intelligent guy. His attitude in class is what every teacher should be, laid back, openminded and willing to help the students out with anything they didn't understand, noone in any of his classes failed. No question was a stupid one and he had excellant labs and demonstrations to help us to see what it was we were learning about!

Mr. Cole (Coleman or Ronnie coleman his nicknames) you are the man!

 

[Motorhed]

My 5th grade teacher, Mr Joseph.

 

[studcj]

I had a high school english teacher that I always wanted to stay after class for. She never asked me of course, but oh if she ever did....even to this day not a month goes by I don't think daydream about tappin that ass.