Teachers: Although they were fun to

Teachers: Although they were fun to piss off, especially my philosophy teachers, they could really get on my nerves. Bullies: After 6th Grade no one really bullied me in school, because that's when I got my cloak, and wore it to school; but before then they were pretty bad, although I wasn't afraid to throw back some punches, and a couple times I did. Strung-out explanations of the littlest details in textbooks: The Teachers would just go on and on about stupid little details, even if they weren't even related to the subject they were teaching; for instance, there were a few times where my 5th Grade Mathematics teacher would constantly babble on about how much she liked Pi (the number with an extremely large amount of decimal numbers, not the delicious baked food that is just awesome) even though we were studying Algebra at the time; oh yeah, and how long it took teachers to get through chapters in text books, just give me the chapter number, I'll read it in like 10 minutes, do the stupid test, and leave, because I don't wanna sit here for an hour and a half listening to you stumble on words and attempt to teach me something I already learned 20 times within the past 30 minutes.





Sorry if it seems like I started ranting, but public school really gets on my nerves.

Edited by ~ Kirigaya Kazuto ~, 31 January 2015 - 02:40 AM.
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's Avatar sweetolebob18
01 Feb 2015



I left High School over 40 years ago. In my life, what I've learned in school that was the slightest bit of use to me

Driver's Ed

Typing

Spanish

Health Class (the facts of life, at least)

Gym class I learned to take a shower in public. You go into the military or jail, you'll need this

Otherwise, not one damn thing grades 7-12





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's Avatar Jennabun
01 Feb 2015



From a teacher's perspective!!!



Likes:
Hanging out with cool, fun kids! :D
Getting to personalize your lessons and make them interesting.
Being flexible with daily duties and adjusting your plans for the day as needed.
The chance to be a part of fun things like clubs or sports.
It's never the same thing - every day is something new and exciting.
Feeling like you're actually doing something important and worthwhile.