Name the hottest teacher you've ever had, and what school?
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Professor Chamberlain, UC San Diego \n\n[Humanities professor; he could speak Latin and Greek; gorgeous, sparkling blue eyes]  \n\n::sigh::
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No, sorry, I didn´t but this is the website of the school. Click at the link below and you find a teachers´ list.\nGood luck!!\n\nhttp://www.ebinger.cps.k12.il.us/Staff%20Email.htm
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Zac Effron is by far the hottest. I love High School Musical!
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Best teacher: Mr. Sanders, 10th grade English\n\nFavorite: Mr. Sanders ties for favorite with my 8th grade History teacher Mrs. Miller.\n\nDifference between favorite and least favorite: Least favorite is Mrs. Pryor, 9th grade geometry and she was a horrid teacher. She never looked a person in the eye and did not interact with the students at all. Mr. Sanders encouraged the use of our imaginations and free thinking. He wanted to hear our ideas and allowed us to discuss and even argue our points. He taught me never to accept something just because someone else said it was so. "Question everything and learn more" was his motto.\n\nTeacher become more affective: That's a tough one. Be more understanding of the individual needs of their students. Classes were much smaller when I was in school and it was easier for a teacher to recognize a student who needed special attention before they got lost. These days, partly because of the size of classes and partly because it's just harder to teach todays kids, some teachers just don't seem to have the energy or the desire to deal with the special needs of some students. I also think the school districts themselves should loosen up on the teachers and give them more freedom with their curriculum. Teachers who are allowed some freedom in technique seem to make even better teachers than they would be with their hands more or less tied.\n\nHow many questions is that now?: Counting this one, 6.\n\nEdit/10:48pm cst/3-11-06\n\nOops, forgot one.\nWhat makes a good teacher: One that opens my mind and motivates me to use it.
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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.
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Who was your english teacher???? Mike Tyson????
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For me it has to be Jenifer Love Hewitt; she is beautiful,  sophisticated, has class and a body of biblical proportions..............aaahhhh
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Yes, eight grade science teacher.  Looked like a pedophile, and made me feel like he was undressing me with his eyes.  It was creepy!
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lol.. u are so mean...... who was the ugliest guy in your school? mine wwas mr. right
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My Third grade teacher was a complete bitch. I am 33 years old and scarred for life because of her. I think I blocked her name from my memory. Trauma or something.
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cuz you're soooooo "hot" remember?
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My first year I taught first grade and I had a wonderful class.  I remember the last day of school.  I had a surprise for my students.  I told my class that I would be teaching second grade the following year and that some of them would be in my class.  I remember crying before my kids left because after all it was my first year teaching and I knew some will be in another class.  My memorable moment came at the end of that second year because more than half of that class had been with me for 2 whole years, and my first two years of teaching at that.  I was going around the class and asking students to share stories about the last two years.  Some said they would remember how I always turned red when I laughed, some said they would remember hearing the radio every morning as they walked in (I would sometimes forget to turn it on) some said they would remember the christmas parties and we just shared memories.  One particular student, who never displayed any emotions had his head down the whole time.  I just figured he was bored by the whole thing since he was like the little typical "macho" kid in the class.  When I got to him, I said Frankie, what will you remember.  When he finally looked at me he had been crying the whole time because he realized that after two years of being his teacher he would be moving on.  I was floored and all I could do was cry too.  Then, well needless to say the waterworks started and half of my class was crying.  I would never forget that because as he was leaving, Frankie said, you are the best teacher I've ever had.  I knew he had meant it.
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Power Rangers, by far. I had a crush on the blue ranger.\n\nWhat? He was hot. He WAS. He...oh, kiss my ass, the lot of you.
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Teachers having sex with their students....
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i enjoyed most the teachers with passion and fervor. there were fun teachers who would let you get away with anything. they taught little and impacted the students less. but the teachers who really made a difference in my life were the ones who saw their work as something that needed to be learned rather than something they had to teach. today i use them as models in my own classroom. my own students enjoy my passion. they laugh at me when i grow excited with concepts. they tease me with questions about my understanding of the work. today they giggle but, more importantly, they never forget what made a grown person excited about life. i love it when students come back to tell me they learned more than just the curriculum. that's what i learned from my teachers and i hope its what my students learn from me.
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Orlando Bloom of course!\nHot Hot Hot
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My favorite teacher would have been Wayne Pelts hands down!  Mr. Pelts was my 11th grade History teacher.  He also was my "coach" for a state competition in both 11th and 12th grade.  He was so wonderful.  He let us be us.  I was an honor student and had just moved to te school in the 11th grade.  So many of my classmates were upset of my advanced grades.  Mr. Pelts reminded me that I was going to school for me not others.  He was constantly encouraging us to be ourselves and he even included that into his studies.  He did not walk into class on the first day and lay down the rules...instead he came in and told us his name and said that this was his day to learn... about us.  It has been over 14 years since I had him as a teacher and to this day whenever I see him, he is still a friend and not just another teacher!\n\nAs for learning with him, he was awesome!  He brought the past to life!  He compared history to things that one would never imagine.  One of the funniest things I think that he did, was let a Senior Class paint his classroom.  It was all of these bright, wonderful, happy colors that realeased our tensions when we walked into his class.  And if you had emotions, he let you literally write them on the wall as long as it was not profound.\n\nMR PELTZ made me who I am today, and that, I am so proud to say!\n\n=0)