what is your favorite subject ?and Who is your favorite teacher?
108872
Theatre.  My favorite teacher was Thurston James who was technical director when I went to college.  He died this last September.  He loved what he did and combined work and play into the most wonderful life possible.  We all miss him.
111826
This is a subjective question.  It depends upon:\n\nwhat you're good at.\nwho's teaching it.\nwhy you're learning it.\n\nI loved journalism, English and Choir... which is why I chose to be an English teacher.  I'd be worried if someone who was a math teacher said their favorite subject was English.
596269
Because teachers are human beings and they don't always do the right thing. Teachers will have favorites, but a good teacher doesn't reveal who his/her favorite is.
962970
Thinking of all my teachers past and present ... the difference between a good teacher and a great teacher is passion for the subject of the course combined with passion for teaching.
693370
Who is your favorite singer? male? female?\nWhat is your favorite movie?\nWhat are your favorite foods?\nWhat sports do you like best?\nWho is your favorite football team? baseball team? basketball team?\nDo you like to go birding?  ha ha\nWhat do enjoy doing?\nIf you could go anywhere on vacation, where would you like to go?\nWhat do you think of CSI?
938101
Ask her what she believes the students will achieve in her class - attainment targets - learning outcomes.\n\nWhat strategies is she using to draw the students interest and engage them whilst learning?\n\nHow does this class fit in to the rest of the curriculum and the students overall education?\n\nthat kind of thing - more specific and targetted really drawing out her thinking behind the calls and how it is going to be taught for best effect.
485629
A science teacher I had in college named Mr. Bradley. He did many a scientific experiment to get my imagination. Not only that, he would explain things in great detail about how and why they exist and their puropse for what they do.
223945
spanish lessons, spanish class was my favorite, i always looked forward to it. i like learning new languages.
644106
favorite food or favorite hobby
1060724
Teaching is best profession for me. It gives me an opportunity to serve others by passing not only the academic knowledge but every thing which is acquired through experiences of life enabling other to cope up the difficulties faced by me in past.
75330
I think my favorite teacher was my ninth grade English teacher, Mr. Felix (yes, that was his last name).\n\nThe very first day of class, we hit it off, because as he was speaking he asked the class an off hand question:  "Who said, 'let them eat cake'?"\n\nThe class sat there silent for a few seconds.  I raised my hand and gestured for me to speak.\n\nWhen I told him the answer, he asked what I name was, and he said.  Good answer.  I'll be watching you.\n\nHe then went on to tell the class about his "non-negotiable zero" policy:  If you had an assignment due on a certain date, and it was not on his desk at the start of class, you got a zero - and it was non-negotiable.  The only excuse for missing the deadline was a death in your family -- YOURS!\n\nI loved it when all the prissy girls (I won't mention what we called them back then) would whine and try to charm Mr. Felix into granting an extension.  He never did.  I respected him a lot for that, because I wasn't one of the people who whine for a grade, and I resented it when girls (well, mostly girls) got away with that.\n\nHis policy got me once though.  He gave an assignment, and it was due a week later.  I procrastinated all week until the day before the due date.  Then I got quite sick.  I blew off the assignment, and missed class the day it was due.\n\nThe next day, when I came in, he asked me if I was feeling better.  Then he asked me where my assignment was.  When I told him I didn't have it, he said "you understand I'm going to give you a zero."\n\nI told him that I understood.\n\nIn giving me a zero, he taught me that I had all week to do the assignment, and an illness on the 6th day was really no excuse.\n\nI went back to my old school a few years later and paid him a visit.  We talked for a few minutes, and I never saw him again.  \n\nHe's certainly retired by now.
328371
Yes, actually  I do like school, I love to learn. I want to be a journalist when I get older so I love English and I also want to be a doctor so, Science is pretty fun too.
1058138
The best teacher is the one who find the way to teach everyone on the best way, easily and making things to look interesting and fun. The teacher who can make everyone to open their mind and look forward about what they supply like information and who can make their lessons to look also useful for the students life.
650236
I loved those who really tried to teach me something (either in their subject, or about life in general). I loved those who were passionate about their job. I loved those who made sure we learnt, not made sure they said their speech. I loved those who didn't hide information, so that they always knew more than you, and you couldn't ever be better.\n\nAnd I hated most of the rest.\n\nBTW, thanks to those teachers in the first paragraph, I became one.
462080
i do my fave character is Tyrone, my fave skit when he talks to the kids at the school i also like that guy that always does the robot!
615763
I think : Teachers....Students...and Curriculum.
465620
Most fav: Internal medicine and psychiatry\nLeast Fav: Clinical laboratory (its about how to design your lab, designing lab investigation forms, lab ethics, lab investigations and everything lab...simply sucks! I am going to be a doctor why give me the trouble to go through what a lab tech should do?)