Teachers: Who was your student from HELL?
Not the answer you want but back in the UK I’ve taught plenty from abusive&drink/drug ravaged homes with minimal stability amidst dreadful socio economically disadvantaged backgrounds…so maybe a “hell” for them. Worst ones are the little darlings who absolutely can do no wrong by their parents as they are just so wonderful and never hear the word no until we as teachers need to use it. That’s the biggest PITA. The overwhelming majority of kids are inherently great, its just a proportion of parents that cripple the social functioning of their kids one way or another.
What was it like to have a crush on your teacher?
I am a woman and nearly 30 years old. I first met Mr. C when I was in eighth grade. He was 24, and had just gotten married. And, I thought he was gorgeous! His wife worked as a nurse about 80 miles away. So, the newlyweds barely had time together because of their busy schedules. Just to clarify, he never gave me any reason to believe that he wanted anything more than a teacher/student relationship. He talked about his wife constantly. It was clear to everyone- even me- that he was very much in love with his bride. As a teenager, however, that made me even more attracted to him. The following school year, Mr. C was transferred to the high school. So, he was my ninth grade teacher. Still, he never noticed me. But, honey, I noticed him! After high school, I dated a former classmate but I still thought about Mr. C. My boyfriend and I broke up, and I eventually ran into Mr. C. We talked for a while, and he told me he and his wife had been separated for a while. His wife had been unfaithful. I asked if he needed a housekeeper. I needed a job and would have done anything to be able to be around him. I really thought he was something! But he said he didn’t need anyone to clean. Then he mentioned it would be nice to have a friend to talk to. I had just turned 19. We exchanged numbers and became friends. After a couple months, we started dating. This went on for a year. Then, one day he told me he couldn’t see me anymore. He said that his soon to be ex wife was deemed unfit to raise their daughter and yet she was threatening to take the child from his custody illegally unless he would take her back as his wife. So, he said he didn’t know what to do in order to protect his then three year old daughter. So, we split and they reunited. I am now happily married to my husband of five years and we have two children. I have run into Mr. C many times in our small town. He is still married to her, and they have had more children. Last time I saw him was about two years ago. It was the first time we really talked since our breakup. He told me that he has been miserable. I told him I am sorry, but we cannot revisit the past. I told him about my husband and children and wished him peace and happiness.
I just had sex with my teacher?
My teacher is hot as hell and she's young. She's only like 6 years older than me. I just banged her doggy over the table and came inside of her butt hole. Is this legal?
''I miss you like hell'' has a double meaning ???
Doesn't it. I was just about to write to my sweetheart how much I miss him, which is so much. I wrote this sentence, then I read it again and erased it as it actually could mean : "I miss you as much as I miss hell'' Now who misses a real hell ?? Who wants to get into the hell ??? It's the last place you want to find yourself. So that's the thing you are least missing. So that would mean I am missing my sweetheart NOT at all...!!! So I WON'T write this expression with double meanings... Now there isn't such an expression as : "I miss you like heaven''. There isn't such an expression, but there doesn't have to, because now it is safe and there is only one meaning. :) What do you think ??
My teacher yelled at me and now i cant stop crying..?
That seriously sucks! I absolutely hate teachers like that. I wouldn't confront her. Everyone seems to say that you should always go up to her and explain how you feel, but trust me--IT DOESN'T WORK IN REALITY :( She'll just tell you again how you were disrespecting her and it wasn't okay, and it'll only make you feel worse. Just try to be good, (like you were before) in her class. If this experience makes you try to stick it to her a little bit by saying something a little snappy or not looking at her, she'll target you as a problem and you'll never hear the end of it. My advice? Convince yourself that what she did was out of line. Don't think about it actually happening, but think about how stupid she looks or sounds, how the other kids don't like her. It sounds mean, but you just have to tell yourself there is no problem with you, and you're totally not alone!! There are tons of mean teachers and students who hate them, and it seems like all your classmates dislike that teacher too. Just try to put on a bright face and remind yourself that you have a class full of people that agree with you. I know what it's like to have a horrible experience then cry, and you can't stop. I always feel so stupid like that, but what helps is to get my mind off it, (like humming song lyrics or something. Sounds lame, I know, but it redirects your thoughts). Hope school is a little easier, and there's no harm in telling your parents about her or just acting like you're sick. Saying you 'don't feel well' is completely honest, because you obviously just don't. hope I could help you, ~Hannah :)
Why do teachers get so mad when I don't do my work its not like my parents are harassing them about my grades?
For two reasons - when you don't do assigned work you're defying the teacher's instruction and authority. And there's not much they can do about it and that's what makes them really mad. In the end, I've seen students not do assigned work, they shrug it off, they go to detention, and- that's about it. Teachers' inability to literally make you do the work can infuriate a teacher. You will not be expelled from school because you don't do homework - you cant be put in jail, you can be given Fs but clearly you don't care about Fs and neither do your parents. Teachers do not like to come up against the limits of their power anymore than they like to have their authority challenged by students.
Are teachers allowed to cuss in front of students?
My X grade teacher,”T”, sent our class to the Spanish room in the other hallway that was surrounded by 1st grade classrooms.My class, as usual, were screaming, and misbehaving. I didn’t have any friends since I was new and came from a charter school (and not relating to anyone in school), so I sat somewhere, just watching them interrupt the Spanish teacher every time he spoke. It annoyed me because I really wanted to learn, but I couldn’t with such terrible peers. I felt bad for the teacher, since it seemed like he really had a passion for teaching. There were other quiet students that wanted to learn as well, and were disturbed by the “noisy” group of the class.If I could remember correctly, I believe they interrupted the teacher about 10–20 times. Then, my Spanish teacher gave up on us. Even when he tried to intimidate the class to “shut up”, and notify the principal, they were still throwing paper airplanes, and making a ruckus. He then called my homeroom teacher over to pick us up from Spanish since he literally could not teach.My homeroom teacher came running to the Spanish room, and heard students screaming, and talking very loudly, oblivious to the lesson on the board.My teacher gaped, and he put his hands over his head.Then, he ran out the room and screamed, “F***!” on the top of his lungs in the hallway. The whole class grew silent, followed by gasps.To add more tension, some girl randomly whispered, “Ooh, he screamed a bad word in the 1st grade hallway!”Then, the classroom snickered maniacally. My homeroom had some wild children in there.He was still our teacher after that day.I actually don’t blame him, to be honest. I believe he could have controlled the classroom a bit better, but with an obnoxious homeroom like mine, you are bound to drive into insanity at some point.
I love my teacher like a mother, opinions please?
I just graduated from high school. I love my former 10th & 11th grade English teacher like a mother. My real mother has never showed affection toward me and we have never had a good relationship. I see my mom and act emotionless around her, although I do lover her deep down. My English teacher on the other hand has always been there to support me these past 3 years. Even though she is not my teacher anymore, I spend lunch time in her class at least twice a week. We also text a lot. She usually texts me once or twice a week about a school related topic and we then start talking about my personal life. (Last week we texted until 2am.) Basically, the whole school knows about my little obsession with this teacher and tell me that it's weird. Whenever I'm not with her, I feel lonely and feel like I need her. She makes me feel safe and loved. On the last day of school, she gave me a good bye present that she bought, a long hug, and told me that I was the daughter she never had, and we started crying together. She told me that our relationship would last a lifetime. I have loved her for 3 years but this is the first time that she really confessed her love to me in return, so it is a big deal to me. She also texted me later that night talking about how she would always be there for me when I went off to college. I love this teacher like a mother. My real mother gets jealous of her, so I have been forced to hide our relationship. Is this weird? Opinions?
Have you ever accidentally called your teacher mom?
Yes !! A lot of times.The first time was when I was studying in my 11th std. My economics teacher!! One day she was standing besides me and started telling me that I should get centum in economics in my boards. I was one of her favourites. She kept talking talking & talking. I was listening to her patiently while I was writing the class test. I was really nervous at that time because I was actually copying from my book. So the moment she came near me I thought she found out that I copied. So out of anxiety I said ok mom..! All my friends around me heard that.. even the teacher started laughing. It was really awkward for the both of us…!Another instance. !! This happened when I was doing my articleship! I called a manager “Daddy”It was around 1 am & we were still in office working on deliverables due the next day.! My dad called me to ask when I was coming home. . After I spoke with him for a while, I hanged up the phone & started working again.Here is how the conversation went…Boss: Finish the work soon so that we can leave.Me: Ok daddyBoth of us start laughing. A few seconds later I apologised to him..Me: Sorry daddy.I was thinking - Damn it! It happened again..Boss: (loud laughter) Why are you calling me daddy again ?Me: (intends to say Sorry Sir) Sorry Daddy. (Was thinking what the hell us wrong with me)Meanwhile all my seniors started laughing too!Boss: Ok finish the work soon..Me: ok sir ( Felt a little better this time)The same thing happened again with another manager.. This time only it was even more embarrassing than the previous time. It happened in front of my Audit Partner.Partner to Manager: I am leaving now. I'll come tomorrow morning so that we can discuss and finalise the Balance Sheet. Finish the pending things today and do not delay any further.Manager to me: (After hearing what the partner said) Stay late today and complete it.Me: Yeah sure Daddy!( I don't know where this came from)Both the Audit Partner & my Manager started laughing. Thank god I stopped talking.PS: Apologies for bad English. …!