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Best teacher ever?
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GamerChappy
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7th & 8th Grade Art Teacher.
Enjoys listening to Dubstep, and he also makes his own. He knows Japanese and watches anime, makes amazing art for people (free for his students), and is also a very laid back gamer. He's into Sci-Fi and is always turning your brain inside our with questions that even doubt existence. What more could I want? <3
We would never do much except for a little bit of shading. Most of the time we'd be watching something on YouTube. He is always open to suggestions and is the head of the IT department, so I managed to pursuade him to ask the principal permission to run weekly/fortnightly LAN parties.
Enjoys listening to Dubstep, and he also makes his own. He knows Japanese and watches anime, makes amazing art for people (free for his students), and is also a very laid back gamer. He's into Sci-Fi and is always turning your brain inside our with questions that even doubt existence. What more could I want? <3
We would never do much except for a little bit of shading. Most of the time we'd be watching something on YouTube. He is always open to suggestions and is the head of the IT department, so I managed to pursuade him to ask the principal permission to run weekly/fortnightly LAN parties.
523ashley
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I have WAY too many! I really enjoyed my 8th grade humanities and L.A. teacher. He had a good sense of humor, rides a "motorcycle" (it's really a scooter, but that is what he calls it xD), he plays video games, and he is in-charge of high school tech for our school productions, so I see him a lot still. He was entertaining...
I also really liked my 7th grade science teacher who almost never gave us hw, we only took one small test the entire year (and it was open-note) and we did a lot of cool experiments in his class that the other science classes didn't do.
I also really liked my 7th grade science teacher who almost never gave us hw, we only took one small test the entire year (and it was open-note) and we did a lot of cool experiments in his class that the other science classes didn't do.
fuzypoo
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There is a difference between the best teacher and the best dude/dudette who doesn't really teach haha
That being said, the best teacher I ever had was my General Chemistry II professor. He was a flat-out jerk who loved making everyone feel dumb even when asking questions about the topic we were covering. However, he was an amazing teacher who provided great analogies to learn the material more effectively. I have never studied for a class more than I did for this class which made me learn more than I ever had before from previous professors.
On the other hand, I had an awesome Physics professor in high school who was a pretty good teacher as well as person. He would help me play games on my phone during class while everyone else had to do work
That being said, the best teacher I ever had was my General Chemistry II professor. He was a flat-out jerk who loved making everyone feel dumb even when asking questions about the topic we were covering. However, he was an amazing teacher who provided great analogies to learn the material more effectively. I have never studied for a class more than I did for this class which made me learn more than I ever had before from previous professors.
On the other hand, I had an awesome Physics professor in high school who was a pretty good teacher as well as person. He would help me play games on my phone during class while everyone else had to do work
