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In second or third grade, people would bring in cupcakes and pass them out at lunch. The one I got was chocolate. I asked for a different one, and because it was a well known fact that I didn't like chocolate, the kid started to grab another one for me. The teacher supervising stopped them and told me to suck it up and eat it, or get nothing. I didn't eat it and started to cry, because that was a pretty mean thing to do to an eight year old. Later, she came back around and yelled at me some more for crying. I was always uncomfortable around her after that, even though she seemed to think we were still buddies.

Oof you done doxed your teacher

Probably best to keep names out

I have a similar story

My best friend when we were in first grade was allergic to a certain type of food dye (luckily she’s not anymore)

But someone’s mom brought in cupcakes and gave her one with red frosting (that contained the dye she’s most allergic to btw)

She gave it back and said her mom told her not to eat it, and went for one with white frosting, THE TEACHER SAID SHE COULDN’T.

Then I wanted to trade cupcakes with her because mine had white frosting (and because she had vanilla and I liked it better then the chocolate one I had lol)

The teacher said no.

Absolute BS.

I had one in jr. high that had a real Napoleon complex. He liked to pick fights with the tall males in class and would work himself up into a frenzied tantrum over nothing. One day he slapped one of those boys. Got his *ss fired for that, thank goodness.

But as far as the actual teaching part went, the worst award would go to this insufferable woman who taught literature in high school. She was old and grumpy, and except when she got irritated with someone, her voice was an utter monotone. So slow, so sadistically boring. I loved literature, but she didn't teach a thing except the wisdom of bringing tissues to class to dab the tears of tedium (and I'm not kidding about this, I really had to!)

Seeing that I was homeschooled...

Me also! Except for preschool through 3rd grade. I loved my 2nd grade teacher she was my inspiration to become a teacher. She attended my college graduation and wedding. When she retired she gave me her classroom stuff for my own classroom. Good teachers are so important to undue the harm the bad ones cause.

That's beautiful and yes, yes they are.

the worst teacher i had was my 6th grade math teacher ( i don't remember how to spell her name but it was pronounced ms ben-hard-us but me and my classmates called her ms bitch-hard-ass ) my class was the class before lunch and she had the mentality that she dismisses us not the bell so we would be late to lunch a lot and people missed half of lunch for things like having their phone buzz dropping a pencil and i was threatened lunch detention for correcting her spelling the best week of 6th grade had to be when she fell and got a concussion from hitting her head on ice she also hated specific kids mostly fat kids ( tho she was fat herself ) and would offin give the lunch and after school detention and even got one of them suspended

My worst teacher was one that decided to turn his physics class into a debate class. Physics is science, not debatable. And yet he did it. So any student who was not quick on their feet during making arguements for one principal or theory etc. automatically got a lower grade than others. I was in that category. My final report condemned my understanding of physics and science in general.

The second worst was an algebra teacher that basically told me I would never make it any further in mathematics. She was genuinely surprised when I pulled out a "B" on the final and ended up passing her class, and she was very sarcastic in her congratulations.

To both of them if for whatever reason they look at Imgflip: I made it through quantum physics in college, and passed 4 levels of calculus. I'm now an engineer, and I am very successful. To any teacher who reads this, try to find the most potential in your students, and try your best to realize it instead of placing limits on their success. Lots of very smart people in history just didnt like school.

do you mind if I make a ' what was the best teacher you ever had' in the think tank

no, and ill probably comment on it too! go ahead :D

thx

(this was a sub so idk if it counts) in kindergarten I had a sub for a week and she was so mean her name was ms. luke she started with the abc's and she didn't hear someone say the letters h, i, j, k, so she slapped the ruler on her desk and yelled at us I got so sad/ scared cuz I was a good boy and I didn't want to get in trouble for no reason so it was a whole day of yelling and then the next day I threw up at lunch because of her and I had just dranken juice so it looked like I spilled juice she yelled at my for crying over spilled juice and everyone was saying I threw up so she sent me to the nurse and I told my mom about the teacher and I didn't go back to school for the rest of the week.

Anti vax insane woman that would constantly pick on me and tried to f**king fail me. She was a Spanish teacher and she made racist remarks about Spanish to a Latina student.

My current PE teacher probaly has to be one of the worst. at the start of the year me and my friend did all the work and exercises. But he marked us down for not doing work. Me and my friend slowley stoped doing his work. but one day we decided to stop and make thing right so once we got in we turned our cameras and did the work. My friend calls me saying he got kicked out of the class and surely enough seconds later Iwas kicked out aswell. We both told each other that was the last straw. we both just have our cameras off and dont do our work. we just go in for attendance and stay on imgflip until end of class

In kindergarten I had a terrible art teacher who yelled at me when I didn’t color in the lines, it then turned out he quit teaching kindergarten and went on the teach high school art...

it was a sub but it was this lady that was on this huge power trip, basic bad sub girls got A+ boys got F-
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