What teacher did u fear as a kid?
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MY MATHS TEACHER, she would always pick on me as I was bad in the subject, and in fact she made me detest the subject more.
198347
my freshman year of highschool i took life connections with mrs niskanen... oh my gosh... i hate her sooo much! lol all of her classes would always play tricks on her and she would make us do the stupidest things and she sends people to the office for things they never did and for stupidest things and the principals would just send us back to class with no punishments.
489411
gosh, I had no idea what to do when I first started teaching.  a good mentor helps you over that first initial shock of being in front of the class.
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.
1000740
My favorite teacher (Maria Luise Auer) never teached in my class but in my school, but she impressed me very much:\nfor example: we were visiting an ice cave during night (it was cold, slippery and we had torches to see something), I was very anxious, she took my hand and brought me savely to the cave; she showed me how to make a bed properly; during the breaks in school she always had time for me, we talked; and while other pupils wrote the names of bands, actors et cetera on their school stuff, I wrote her name on mine;\nWhen she went to theater with her class I could accompany them; \nNow, I´m almost 9 years off this school, I can call her by her first name, we are still happy when we see each other,...\nI never saw her as a "teacher", I always saw her as my best friend although I have very many respect of her. \nWe know each other for almost 12 years now and there is not much about what I´m more happy like about this!! \n\nShe is really the cutest and greatest teacher in the whole world and she is also like an older sister for me.
59813
I remember many of my teachers, some for good, some for bad. I prefer to remember the good ones. My second grade teacher inspired me to become a teacher myself. That is the year I knew what I wanted to be when I grew up! Mrs. Payton was a wonderful, kind, older lady. I wish I remembered more about her than I do. What I do remember is that she retired that year, and she invited all of her students and their families to her retirement. I was so surprised when I went up to say goodbye to her and she hugged me. I don't think any other teacher ever hugged me. Mrs. Payton continued to substitute teach at our school, and every time she saw me in the hall she would say hello to me, call  me by name, and hug me. She made me feel so special. She died before I could thank her for her kindness to a shy little girl. It is now my goal to remember my students, to find out what they need, and to help them feel special.
278685
Er no. It used to be scary for me until I got into a class with the most psychotic chemistry teacher ever. Now that is the most scariest evil thing in the world, EVER.
663343
It was 7th grade science class, we were going over the planets. We were all taking notes from the old projection boards.  The teacher was about to clear off the notes and I was not done coping them...So I yelled out " Wait I'm still on your anus!"(Uranus).  I was horrified and everyone in the class started laughing so hard including the teacher.  That was my most embarrassing moment.
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When i was about 12 i was bunking off school when i heard some banging, I looked out of my bedroom window to see 2 men kicking my next door neighbours door in.\nI was so scared i didn't know what to do we didn't have a phone back then.\nI ran to a friends house and stayed with her mom until the police came. \nThe scariest thing was i knew 1 of the men and he was big trouble.\nLuckily he was caught and sent to prison and i didn't end up gettin a kickin. \nFor a good while after i didn't want to be alone in the house but i got over that with time.
697487
my daughters history teacher a few years ago, it was BAD!!!
722438
I used to watch that every day after school. Barnabas, Julia, Quentin ... I loved it! It was such a cheesy, low-budget production, but as a kid, it scared me every single day. The scary music during the opening of each show, and the haunting melody of the musc box that played "Quentin's Theme". Wow. Haven't thought about that show in a long time.
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I was in a brand new school which had merged other middle \nschools together. I had this lost feeling all day and I felt like the\nworld's biggest idiot. I couldn't get my combination right at all\nuntil the end of the day, I went to the wrong gym teacher at gym\nclass, and I didn't exactly give off the impression to the teachers\nthat I would be top of the class.
858485
When I was in the third grade we had a teacher  from Kenya who was also a foreign exchange student.   I was a very shy quiet student who would never speak up.  Miss Okabi was the nicest person I had ever met and she brought me out of my shell.  It`s been 50 years and I haven`t forgotten her.
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a scary story! most teacher's love an imagination!
1077449
Captain Hook.  As a child I feared the look of him, but I gave grown to like him.  I have realized that he's not so bad once you get to know him.
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It was my first day at a new high school and everyone was gathering for the welcome assembly. They have this thing where they call all the new students up onto the stage and say their name. When they called mine, i fell up the stairs and then when i was walking off the stage, I got tangled in the curtain because i was so panicked.
870307
Being given a giant (probably not so big with hindsight!) bugs bunny that had a pull string that made him say 'what's up doc' I was terrified! I was about 3 I think.