All Students: Who was the best teacher you've ever had and why?
A teacher can be almost anyone. Throughout my life my mom and dad have taught me all kinds of things, even when they didn't know it. I learned how to react to situations, socialize with people, and judge the character of people from them. Even my kids teach me new things. They teach me how to be kind, patient, and to take smaller steps when their legs get tired. I am picking this question for our first blog because it is a great way to get to know you. I have had three teachers that are going to be mentioned here - but I have had seven teachers that I would consider great in my life.
The first was Mr. Mobley at O'Hara High School - he flunked me. Well, I flunked me - but you get the picture. I loved his class - I just didn't want to turn in the homework. I thought it was stupid. So I failed the class. When I went to do my student teaching I was assigned to (you guessed it) Mr. Mobley. I was scared to death. I knew he would remember me and flunk me again, but this time I wanted to be a teacher. From the first day he was great - he taught me so much about teaching. At the end, I earned an "A" and I felt really good about it.
The second was John Jedlicka, who taught advanced biology. I learned more from this crazy guy than any other teacher. His class was very challenging, but you couldn't help but be interested because he was literally crazy!!!! He would stand in the halls and serenade all of the students who were PDAing. Anyway, I still remember a lot of his lessons in science and I tested out of biology in college because of him.
The third and probably the greatest was Sr. Martha Smith. She was my world history professor at Avila College. She demanded the best from students - if you did great work - you got a B. You actually had to go above and beyond her expectations to get an A. The only A I ever thought I deserved was in her class. While I was in her class she pushed me to be a teacher. She kept on me for three years until I was a teacher. I have never regretted her decision.
So what stories do you have about the best teacher you know?
The first was Mr. Mobley at O'Hara High School - he flunked me. Well, I flunked me - but you get the picture. I loved his class - I just didn't want to turn in the homework. I thought it was stupid. So I failed the class. When I went to do my student teaching I was assigned to (you guessed it) Mr. Mobley. I was scared to death. I knew he would remember me and flunk me again, but this time I wanted to be a teacher. From the first day he was great - he taught me so much about teaching. At the end, I earned an "A" and I felt really good about it.
The second was John Jedlicka, who taught advanced biology. I learned more from this crazy guy than any other teacher. His class was very challenging, but you couldn't help but be interested because he was literally crazy!!!! He would stand in the halls and serenade all of the students who were PDAing. Anyway, I still remember a lot of his lessons in science and I tested out of biology in college because of him.
The third and probably the greatest was Sr. Martha Smith. She was my world history professor at Avila College. She demanded the best from students - if you did great work - you got a B. You actually had to go above and beyond her expectations to get an A. The only A I ever thought I deserved was in her class. While I was in her class she pushed me to be a teacher. She kept on me for three years until I was a teacher. I have never regretted her decision.
So what stories do you have about the best teacher you know?
posted by bcoffman | 8:40 PM
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The best teacher I ever had was my 3rd and 4th grade teacher, Mr. Thomas. He was my favortie teacher because he made school fun for me. Because of his class, I learned that I really enjoy studying history.
The best teacher I ever had was my 8th grade debate teacher Mrs. Kelly. She was the best because she always told me to strive to be the best and she helped me work on trying to get better and on my work ethic.
The best teacher that I've ever had, hands down, was my gifted communication arts teacher, Mrs. Slaughter. I had her first in the sixth grade and she immediately welcomed me to the middle school. I really enjoyed her because she challenged me more so than I had ever been challenged before and pushed me to improve my reading, vocabulary, and writing. I had her for the next four years of school and I would not be the same student today if I had not had her as a teacher. She worked extremely hard and genuinely cared for each of her students.
My favorite teacher was Mr. Lee, my seventh grade social studies teacher. There was never a dull moment in his class, but he still made us work hard. Also, he taught us good study habits and how to take good notes and make quality projects. But my favorite thing about his class was that whenever he got off topic, it would lead to some sort of life lesson. He talked about everything from staying young while we can to how to flatulate when you are on a date.
The best teacher I have ever had was Ms. Strada in 8th grade Comm Arts. I never have been the most confident student, but in Ms. Strada's class, everyone felt confortable. We had our laughs and we had serious moments, but the class always got the lesson done. Ms. Strada had confidence in me which gave me confidence in myself, which inturn allowed me to help others in the class succeed.
My best teacher I have ever had was my fifth grade teacher. I think she was my best one because she taught lessons outside of school. She taught us that not to take advantage of a situation. She was also one of my favorites because she understood where everyone was in the class and she didn't move on to a different subject until everyone was on the same page. She also made the class fun. She frequently made games to help kids understand the lesson. Overall, she made learning fun and she really made a big difference in my life.
When I think about past teachers that have made learning a really great experience, one sticks out. Mrs. Noble who taught me 8th Grade math was amazing. She was about 70-some years old, and it was her last year teaching, but she was the coolest teacher I've had yet. She had a very laidback style of teaching and I think our whole math class (a whopping 12 of us) would all say we viewed her as a friend.
One of my favorite teachers is the quirky and lovable Ms.Thompson. In eighth grade I had Ms.Thompson for German and at first I was a bit resentful. However, as the year went on I greatly looked forward to my seventh hour German class. You never knew what to expect in this class and every day Ms.Thompson would teach us something in a jovial manner. My favorite part about her was probably that she related to the students so wl, she treated us all so fairly. Walking into that class was like going into a family reunion. I learned so much from Ms.Thompson and so looked forward to having her for German for the many high school years to come. To my dismay, she had chosen to retire that year. I remember the day she announced it, that day I cried and cried. I still miss my German teacher so much and know that my knowledge of the foreign language would be that much greater if I had her still.
The best teacher that I have ever had was my soccer coach from 3rd grade until 8th grade. His name is Coach Larry. Coach Larry taught me the value of hard work, dedication, and respect. He said that hard work was the only way to improve and that you must be dedicated to the sport, working hard during matches, practice, and outside of practice. He also taught us that by respecting our opponents, we would not only play better but also respect ourselves more.
One of the best teacher I've ever had was Mr. Lee. He was a good teacher because he made us work hard to prepare ourselves for junior high. He talked really fast and it was almost impossible to write down all the notes. He taught me that I had to study to pass the tests because he tested us over everything. He also rarely gave 100% on any projects or papers so I learned to put a lot of effort into my work. Mr. Lee also lectured about life lessons. Overall I learned a lot of good lessons in his class although at the time I didn't enjoy his class.
I think that my favorite teacher was my 8th grade math teacher, Mr. Haas.
He always found crazy way sto help me, and his other students remember how to solve a problem. One time he even brought in a lasso!
My seconded favorite teacher would have to be NARDINI. He was so laid back and funny. He was a graet story teller. I always had fun in his class.
The best teacher I have ever had would be life itself. Throughout your life you can be taught many things. You learn from the people around you. You also learn from you past experiances. One of the best "teacher" teachers I've ever had would be Mr. McCoy. He was my 5th grade teacher from Manor Hill Elementary. Out of the three fifth grade teachers he was the most unfavored one for most students. Although he was strict in all aspects he was able to prepare all of us for what was to come in middle school. To lessen the "stress" he made educational games that we would play at least one time each day. Mr. McCoy was a great teach.
My best teacher I've ever had is Mrs. Kelley, my Comm. Arts and Debate teacher from last year. Mrs. Kelley had a way of teaching that was sort of unusual. Her method was to let kids do their own things and have students question one another. I really enjoyed this Socratic method of teaching. Another reason I consider Mrs. Kelley to be my best teacher is that she was like my twin from the future. She and I both had the same taste in music, food, and books. Some students even said we were even morphing into one another with each day of school... I will not confirm or deny these allegations. All in all, Mrs. Kelley was just a fun and unique teacher.
The best teacher I have ever had was my 9th grade math teacher, Mr. Nessa. In years past, I strongly disliked math because I thought I was bad at it. It was with Mr. Nessa that I realized that it was not because I was bad, but that it was because the teachers never took the time to really help me understand the problems. As soon as I came into 9th grade Algebra I, my view on math really took a U-turn. I began advancing quickly in my class and gained much confidence in my math skills. He did not just mark a problem on my homework wrong and hand it back. He took the time to look through the problem and show me my exact mistake. When my mom e-mailed him to tell him my dad was being deployed overseas with the Army, he told me that if we ever needed any help, to just ask and he would. He was the only teacher who told me that last year. Now, I am continuing to improve in math. I was able to move up to a more advanced math class this year. Something I NEVER would have believed possible 2 years ago. Mr. Nessa made a huge impact in my life.
The best teacher i ever had so far has been my 7th grade world history teacher Mr.Roper. He always made the interesting and easy to learn. I would always enjoy his class. Hes the reason i signed up for AP world History.
One of my favorite teachers was my sixth grade social studies teacher, Mr. Van Hauen because, even though I didn't like it at the time, he made us read a section of the textbook and take double column notes on a piece of notebook paper. We needed to come up with a question and two points for every paragraph all on our own and this really helped develop my note taking skills and my ability to identify main points in a reading. He also didn't allow you to slide by with answers like, "An effect of the war was that people died." He would say, "Duh. It's a war. People are going to die. Any idiot could figure that out." But Mr. Van Hauen didn't just push us to work hard, he was also entertaining and his class was very enjoyable.
Mr Hand, because he had a great sense of humor but was still strict enough that I learned a lot there.
My best teacher was my fifth grade teacher, Ms. J. She was my favorite teacher because she understood where each person in the class. She wouldn't move on until everyone in the class was caught up. She was also my favorite teacher because she didnt treat us like we were younger than we were. As you know, you think you're the top of the school and you are the coolest thing. She understood that and she didnt mock us or anything like that. She also made lessons fun. She played games too. Overall, she was the best teacher because she made learning fun.
The best teacher that I have ever had has to be my eighth grade science teacher Ms.Butler. She taught us that a lion cannot focus on multiple points at once... In a very interesting way.
The best teacher I've ever had was Mrs. Slaughter. She was my Comm Arts teacher for four years, from sixth grade to ninth grade. She was a fantastic teacher, though at times I felt a little bombarded with her work load. She always pushed her students to be as successful as possible. Our class was a fun place to be, either we were very serious and working hard or we were laughing. I was lucky to have such a great teacher for four years to prepare me for life in high school and even college.
My best teacher was my 8th grade teacher Mr.Hass. He was the teacher who saw my full potential and enrolled me in a national math prgram where I placed in the top 3%of the math elite in the nation.
My favorite teacher was Mr.Tysdahl because he is a great teacher and i really understood what he taught me. He made his class really fun.
My favorite teacher ever is Mrs. Slaughter because I had her for three years in a row and she rocked hard.
The best teacher I've ever had would have to be my 5th grade teacher, Mrs. Utech. She was one of my favorite teachers from the start. Whenever I was having a problem, even if it wasn't about school, Mrs. Utech would always listen and try and help me out.
The best teachers i've ever had are my parents. They tought me how to be a Christian and helped me through life in general.
The best teacher I have ever had was my second grade teacher because she looked out for me and she made the class fun.
My favorite teacher would have to be Mrs. Wallace. She was my teacher for 1st and 4th grade and was always an inspiration to me. When I struggled in 1st grade, she always helped and encouraged me. It was such a blessing to have her again in 4th grade, and she challenged me to my full extent as an elementary student. She was a great teacher.
My favorite teacher was my first grade teacher at Alexander Doniphan Elemantary School. His name was Mr. Reik and he made learning fun and exciting. He incorporated games into most of his learning excercises, but still kept it at a education level. I thank him more for being the first one to teach me math and make me feel like I had a chance with math.
The best teacher I've had so far is probably Mrs. Groebe. She taught biology and helped me really enjoy the class. Before I had always become rather disgruntled whenever I was confronted with science. She also helped me to learn to stick with it and work hard. Then, of course, there's the fact that she gave us coffee now and again.
I think my best teacher has been my sister. We are seven years apart but now that she has gone off to college she has become more helpful. I know we used to always be at each other's throats, but now we get along and are able to talk about things.
Kelley, Hr. 3
In my life I have had two teachers that really stand out to me as being a great influence in my life.
The first teacher that had a big innflunce on my life was probably my favorite teacher, his name is Mr.Harding, my seventh grade social studies teacher. Mr.Harding made me love history, he used methods that made the class fun, but he would not tollerate incompetence. He taught me that learning about history can be enjoyable.
The next teacher that affected my life will remain anonymous because she was probably my least favorite teacher. However she helped my life because she taught me to be a smarter student and to stand up for myself when someone says i'm doing something wrong.
These two teachers have had the biggest impact on my life so far.
The best teacher that I have ever had was Art Smith. There were several reasons as to why he was my best teacher ever. First of all he was a very laid back. This helped me learn because it set a relaxed mood which I feel is best for my learning. Secondly he did many hands on projects which are very fun. I like these projects because they help keep my attention which helps me gather the info. much better.
The best teacher i have ever had would have to be my social studies teacher in the seventh grade. Her name was Mrs. Boswell. She was the greatest teacher ever. she had a way of making everything we did fun. the best part was i had her at like the end of the day so that if i had a bad day that day i would have her class to look forward to and it would make it all better. She was just an awesome teacher and cared about her students very much. She wanted each of us to be successful and she would do watever it took for us to get there. she was an awesome teacher and i liked her very much.
It's hard to decide on a favorite teacher since each teacher has a different impact on you, you'll have different experiences, and they're all unique. Personally, I like the teacher that flunked you, reminds me not to slack off.
My favorite teacher is Mrs. Groebe. She was my science teacher at the Junior High. She was also one of the sponsors of Biology club. She made everything fun to learn, and always taught things very efficiently.
The best teacher I ever had was my 8th grade comm. arts teacher, Ms. Price. Ms. Price was a great teacher because she made the class very challenging and she really cared about our education. At first I didn't like her class because it was so difficult, but the following year I had an easy comm arts class and i missed the challenge.
The best teacher i ever had was my seventh grade World history teacher Mrs. Boswell. She was my favorite teacher because she not only helped us understand the matireal but she made it interactive so that we could understand how the people of past civilizations lived.
The best teachers I've ever had were my parents. They've tought me how to be a better Christian and have helped me with anything in life. I can talk to them about anything and they always have the right answer.
I can't decide on a favorite teacher, the one that comes to mind at the moment would have to be in middle school, Mrs. Brown. She was my band teacher and I really enjoyed what I learned in her class and playing my instrument the flute in her class for my 6th and 8th grade year. I have my utmost respect for her because she respected the students likewise.
The best teacher i ever had was my 7th grade teacher, Mrs. Thomas. She was my favorite because she was a really good teacher and she let us do alot of fun activities.
The best teacher I have ever had was Jennifer Richardson, she was my eighth grade Communication Arts teacher. She helped me alot with my writing and she was extremely nice.
My best teacher was my 7th grade social studies teacher, Mrs. Boswell because she made learning really fun.
I liked my 5th grade teacher Miss Johnson cause she made class fun for me and helped us win a video contest to go to Chicago for a field trip
My favorite teacher was Mrs. Harlan, from 4th grade. She was a great teacher, and allowed the class to have a lot of fun everyday. Her class made going to school easy, making class enjoyable while still learning a lot. 4th grade was a great year.
The best teacher I ever had was Mr. Baker, my 7th grade Social Studies teacher. He has so far been my favorite because he was an easy grader and he made learning fun. I had never before enjoyed learning about history until I was in his class.
My best teacher of all time would have to be Mrs. Samson. She was my best teacher because she wasn't very strict, but she was great at teaching the subject. She would go through and make sure that everyone would understand the concept before moving on. I was almost never lost and confused in her class. I enjoyed math that year.
The best teacher E ever had was my 8th grade teacher, Mrs. Garvey. She always made jokes and made the class fun!
The best teacher that i ever had would be my 9th grade teacher, Mrs. Taney. She was my favorite teacher because she was very laid back and made everything easy and fun to understand.
My Favorite Teacher was my History teacher last year. Mrs.Booth taught me so much about history. But more importantly she taught me a lot about how to deal with different difficult situations. She is one of the strongest people I have ever met. I love her and I am now a stronger student/person because I was in her class.
My best teacher that I have ever had would probably be my 4th grade teacher, Mr.Fields. That year I think I learned the most I had ever had before. Everyday was something new and exciting. He was a teacher that I could joke around and play tricks on and not get in trouble. The way he taught just kept me entertained and I didn't seem to get bored.
The best teacher i have had has to be Mrs. Garvey because she made the class fun to be in and i always hated to be at school. That was one of the only classes i looked forward to. It was also easy to learn the things we studied
The best teach that I have ever had was my 3rd grade teacher, Miss Kircher. She was my favorite teacher because she was so much fun, and acted like a kid. We became really close and hung out outside of class also. I was always ready for the next day at school!
My favorite teacher is Mrs.Hodge. She isnt a teacher now. But i had her for comm arts in 6th grade. She help me so much and made me enjoy her class a lot. I always wanted to write more and more because of her. And knowing that she loved my poems and papers made me feel good as a writer. Me and her also always talked outside of class to. I even wrote her a note telling her how good of a teacher she was. I still miss her. But i also still like comm srts because of that year.
The best teacher i ever had was Mrs.Booth my freshman History Teacher.She was very nice and funny, and she made learning enjoyable. She wasn't afraid to share true stories with us when learing about WWII and the Holocaust which was really neat because you got a picture of what was happen in history.She was also supportive while i was having my Surgery, and she gave me enough time to catch up without me getting stressed about what my grade was going to turn out too. She also on test let us retake three times just so we could get a good grade. The funniest thing that happened in her class was when she went to pull the blinds up and they all fell off the window, she was just standing there with all these blinds in her hands and just laughing so hard as we were too.
Mrs.Booth was a great history teacher and was my favorite teacher yet.
My best teacher ever was my kindergarten teacher Mrs. Shealy. Mrs. Shealy was a very creative teacher who was always really nice. The class of hers that I was in ended up having around six or seven kids go on into my school's gifted program. It was just a really fun class.
The best teacher I ever had was Ms.Roth for 7th and 8ht grade English. This was the first class in which I ever really enjoyed learning. English is definitely not one of my favorite classes, but I always looked forward to her class.
The best teacher I ever had was my seventh grade history teacher, Mr. Lee. He ran one of the strictest classes I have ever been in, but I learned more from him than any other teacher. He prepared us not only for the high school, but for life out side the classroom, where everything counts.
My all time favorite teacher would have to be my seventh grade Social Studies teacher, Mr. Lee. (SVJH) Mr. Lee was an incredibly smart man and I was honored that he shared his wisdom with me, in and outside of the classroom. He yould give us lectures everyday and we would take notes on what we thought was important. By the end of the hour all our hands were cramping, but it was worth it to get the information. I remember talking to my friends from the other Social Studies class about what I learned and they always were like "What?! We never learned that!" It was a good feeling to be ahead. When we had our unit tests you had to be sure you knew everything and I mean everything! Whoever got the highest score of the hour got a "cup award" which was a little cup of goodies. When I was won I was so proud to flaunt that cup. I also like how Mr. Lee would tell us about his past experiences and how to learn from our mistakes. I had my two best friends and we would always get off track. Mr. Lee would laugh along with us sometimes, then tell us to focus on our work. Plus Mr. Lee was an assistant coach for the Denver Broncos! How cool is that?! :]
The best teacher in my opinion would be my honors English teacher in my old town of Corpus Christi, Texas. At the beginning of my freshman year I stepped into the second hour of my new, bewildering, world of High School. Little would I know that old woman that stood before me would astoundingly change my view on literature, poems, and even life itself. She had an inconceivable way to make us actually want to come to her class. Which, in my opinion, deserves an award, and she got one. Ms. Ransleben was inducted into the Teachers Hall of Fame during the year I attended her class. As well as gaining numerous awards over her years of teaching.
The best teacher I have ever had would have to be my 7th grade social studies teacher, Mrs.Boswell. Her teaching style was just so much fun. We did this activity towards the end of the year over Greece. Mrs.Boswell divided us up into the different places in Greece like Athens,Sparta, and two other. I ended up being in Athens but I was the spy from Sparta,so it was fun because I got to make Athens lose points by not bringing homework and accusing the wrong people. Also the winning team got to have a Greek lunch. The winning team was Sparta so I got to eat the lunch. Mrs.Boswell was also a very relatable person. She had many stoies that had life lessons included. During that time we found out my dad had the brain tumor and she made me feel like everything was okay and she didn't always ask me about it and she didn't feel sorry for me and I like that about her. Mrs. Boswell was my favorite teacher because she wasn't just a good teacher but she was a good person to.
The best teacher I have ever had was my science teacher from sixth grade. His name was Mr. True, although he was an awesome teacher, I really loved being in his class because he was just like one of the kids. He built this huge dinosaur like one out of a kit(normally only a foot tall, his was life size). I still go to visit him at the middle school, I love seeing him work with the kids!
I think Mr.Coffman was the best so far. I might not have the best grade in here but i have learned so much from this AP class. i have a totally new prospective on things.
The best teacher I have ever had during my school years would have to be Mr. Nardini. He was my favorite because he understood the lives of us teenagers by connecting with us. During his lessons he would compare learning tasks to everyday life. It would make us learn quickly and more. Also, he would always have creative ways of teaching different things. Whoever didn't or hasn't had Mr. Nardini was and is out of luck!
The best teacher I ever had was my Spanish teacher Mrs. Moore. She was kind, helpful, and she always had a smile on her face. She would have the class play various games that helped me to understand Spanish better. She was also very patient with me if I did not understand or if I became confused. I really learning Spanish.
The best teacher I ever had was my sixth grade teacher, Mr. Kelley. Mr. Kelley changed my outlook on many things. He taught me that this world is not perfect but it is still beautiful. To educate myself about our world, because if I do not how can I possibly help change the problems our world has. He was one of the first teachers to ever truly push me and help me unlock the doors to mind. It was a very difficult class for me but I am grateful he was my teacher. I know that if he wasn’t I could very well not be in debate or even this class. Most importantly he taught me that perseverance and hard work separate those who will only dream and those who will live their dreams.
The best teacher I ever had would have to be Mr. Moore from Franklin Elementry. He was my 5th grade teacher and he was always joking around and made all of our projects fun. I remember that was the year we were studing The Civil war and we did this whole project where their was a confederate side and a union side and we had little quiz deals as our battle and one day we got to spend the whole day out side doing stuff that had to do with the war. We marched and carried backpacks with a text book in it and we had to sing songs that the troops would sing back then. We also got to dress up in the theme and back then i thought it was the coolest thing ever. So by far he was my favorit.
The best teacher I've ever had was my sixth through eighth grade communication arts teacher, Mrs. Slaughter. Although we had a large and challenging work load, our classes were always fun. She always got everyone to participate in activities and made them enjoyable. But more importantly, she always kept pushing me to become a better writer, increase my vocabulary, and read great books that I never would have read. She also taught me how good study habits, organization, and to stay on top of homework. Mrs. Slaughter was the best teacher I've ever had.
The best teacher I ever had would have to be my Health teacher Coach Simpson. I never really enjoyed health before last year, because Simpson made it fun to learn and not everything was textbook work. He also had a really good way with connecting with his students, and he was always there for me when I was having a bad day. I'll never forget last year's seventh hour health class!
The best teacher I have ever had is a toss up. It is between my 9th Grade Geometry teacher Mrs. Samson and my 3rd Grade teacher Mrs. Smith. I don't think i have enjoyed math as much as I did last year as a freshman. Surprisingly i enjoyed going to my locker getting my geometry book and waiting to see what was in store today in her class. Resulting from this, I learned tons of information from here including life skills and geometry. Mrs. Smith is also my favorite teacher because she really enjoyed my company and she taught me tons of stuff in cool and interesting ways.
The best teacher I ever had was without a doubt Mr. Friendly. He work at the American school of Paris and was my teacher for world history. I also did an independent study with him so I could get credit for American History as well. He had an interesting style of teaching which included taping a student to a desk and having projects like dance the industrial revolution. I remember for one project I turned in a lamp. No other teacher would consider a lamp A+ work. His lessons were all about thinking for yourself. He would tell us lies hoping almost begging that the next day we would be able to contradict them in a educated and well backed up manner. These debates could go on for days before he would tell the class that he lied. He expected the best out of you. For example a paper that to other teachers would have gotten an A got a B or C because it did not as he said it "rock the bells". So projects which were given daily ending up being sculptures and hours worth of research. He expected us to spend at least two hours on his homework to get a B. He taught me to think for myself and formulate my own opinions based off the information from all sides of the argument. He taught me to do the best work possible not just the average. His class changed my life.
The best teacher I have ever had is definatly my fourth grade teacher Mr. Nash. He is my favorite of all the teachers I have had because his class was never just learning. His class was so interactive that everyday was an adventure. The thing that I will never forget though is that every year his class went to the state fair with guina pigs that we raised. We would dress them up in costumes or something and they would be judged and then awarded a ribbon if they were good enough. Well my guinea pig ended up winning a first prize ribbon. Mr. nash would also tell the best stories and leave you with the idea that anything you put your mind to you can accomplish. He was my favorite teacher and has impacted my life in a way that I will always be different.
My favorite teaceher by far would have to be Ms. Hall, my freshman communication arts teacher. She not only taught me more than any other teacher, but put her teaching into words I will never forget. Ms. Hall taught more about life than actually writing, which isn't a bad thing at all. She taught me to make myself happy before I try to help others. I was always worried about others problems and took them as my own; She taught me that it was the wrong thing to do and helped me through the worldwin of freshman year. She is definitely a teacher I will never forget.
The best teacher I ever had was my kindergarden teacher Mrs. Gardner. Like all kids going to school for the first time I was terrified. Mrs. Gardner showed me how fun school really was and I went from being shy and quiet, to outgoing and confident because of her. It was also because of Mrs. Gardner that I learned to love reading, which is something I still love to this day.
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