Teacher Is My Favorite Teacher

My Favorite Teacher I have always liked almost all of my teachers. I could not say that I have a definite favorite teacher. I have learned many different life lessons from my teachers growing up. I would say that the teachers that I have enjoyed the most have been the ones that were hard on me, and would not let me take the easy route. Of course I did not think of them as my favorite during the year, but afterwards was when I started to appreciate and thank them for what they did for me. I could

special person who I truly admire. His name is Carter Milhous; my 7th and 8th-grade teacher for the SLV Nature Academy (as well as Melissa Stockton). He is an old but strong person. He is still my favorite teacher because he is artistic, strong, and friendly. He was the type of teacher that likes to joke with his students, as well as strict enough to make us do our work. In this essay, I will be telling you about how he has changed my life. I will never forget what he has done for me because he is

My Favorite Teacher Throughout my many years of school I have been taught and led by so many great individuals. From teachers to administrators to coaches, I have been blessed with an excellent group of people that made me the person I am today. I can list most of my teachers and coaches from the time I was just a little boy, but I am most thankful for some of my most recent mentors. The people that have impacted the greatest in my most recent years of high school are Patsy Lyles, Chris Price, Cliff

My Favorite Teachers Over my many years of school I’ve had a lot of teachers. Many of them I really liked while others, I just didn’t like as much. Having a good teacher can make you excited about learning the subject and actually teach you. While a bad teacher will just waste your time and crush your dreams. Though I can gladly say that I haven’t had any teachers that were “that” bad. I’ll just tell you about the great teachers that I’ve had the luxury to be taught by. By far one of my favorite

has never been my favorite color, especially if it is someone’s last name. Why can it be blue or red? Those are fun and brilliant colors, unlike green. I was in my sophomore year when I met Mrs. Green, and my very first thought was very depressing. I said to myself, “this is going to be a long, boring year.” Then I realize that I was so wrong to judge someone just by their last name. Mrs. Green, my ten-grade AP Spanish teacher, was one of the most encouraging teachers I had in my life. She was

words #1 How would your favorite teacher describe you? Why?* My favorite teacher would describe me as a quiet, reserved, and independent student-leader who stays focused and gets her work done faster then most of the kids in her class. He would also say she likes to stay involved in different activities, often contributes positively to the conversations we have in class, and is an active participant. #2 What goals would you like to achieve in high school?* One of my goals for high school would

… Enlightened human beings can be created by teachers.” Said A. P. J. Abdul Kalam. I totally agree with him because teacher matters. Teachers can change someone’s feeling or thinking by the way they teach students. For example, I loving math is caused by my math teacher when I was in middle school. Teaching is really hard duty, so not everyone can be a good teacher. The teacher who influenced me is Mrs. Suzan Pongratz because she is a creative teacher, encouraging students by offering incentives

My favorite teacher’s have to be my Kindergarten, first grade and 8th grade history teacher. In kindergarten, my teacher always made me feel so welcomed into a huge school when I was just at the age of 5-years old. She always had such fun activities planned for us to do during the school day. In first grade my teacher was just over all amazing and was like my school mom who I could go to for anything and everything even when I got older. She transferred schools, but I still visit her to this day

In most schools nowadays, teachers are there for other reasons besides to teach students. Yes, they show up every day and “teach” because that is their job, but most of the time this is not what is most important to them. I think this is part of the reason students are not retaining the information they are being taught each day in class. Most teachers are not passionate about what they teach. For example, they apply for a job at a school to be a sports coach. They get the job and all of a sudden

Teachers are there to educate the minds of the youth. “A teacher takes a hand, opens a hand, and touches a heart” by an unknown author is my favorite quote as a teacher. While interviewing two people I saw this quote portrayed in both, but in different ways. Both teachers had the same outcome, but one teacher was much stricter than the other. I have wanted to be a teacher all my life, however, that still doesn’t mean that I have no fears in the career of teaching in fact I have many fears. When