Happy Teacher's Day! Let's talk about the teacher you remember most when you were in school!

eric_wang

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Today is Teachers' Day. I wish all the teachers in the forum a happy holiday!

Everyone will meet countless teachers in his or her life. From the time you enter kindergarten to the time you start working, anyone who can teach you and is willing to share knowledge with you can be called our teacher.

What are some unforgettable experiences you have had with your teachers?

Leave a comment and tell us about the teacher that is most unforgettable to you!

btty038

At that time, we didn't have any money, so the whole class pooled money to buy something for the teacher, which was considered a bribe.

eric_wang

btty038 posted on 2020-9-10 10:35 At that time, we had no money, so the whole class pooled money to buy something for the teacher, which was considered a bribe

When I was in middle school, one summer the school assigned us to a bungalow classroom next to the playground. Because it was hot in the summer, we often sprinkled water on the classroom floor to cool it down, and put the bucket next to the podium after use. That afternoon, the geometry teacher was so engrossed in his lecture that he turned around and stepped his foot directly into the bucket. The students in the front row saw it, but the students in the back row didn't know it. However, the teacher took his foot out of the bucket only after he finished explaining the problem, just to avoid disturbing everyone. This teacher is the most unforgettable to me, and later became the principal.

gaon

When I was in junior high school, I once skipped a self-study class with a "bad kid". We were caught by the head teacher. The "bad kids" were punished to stand, but I went back to my seat. The key is that no one felt it was unfair or had any complaints. I still feel a little entangled when I think about it. As a teacher and a leader, how can I grasp the scale of handling such things...

chenbingjy

When I was in elementary school, I transferred to my grandma’s village to attend the second grade, and the teacher was my grandpa.

Once, a few students didn't finish their homework, so my grandpa wrote a few words on a piece of cardboard:

"We are a bunch of lazy people," the students read, including a girl. I sat on the stool, secretly feeling lucky.

eric_wang

gaon posted on 2020-9-10 11:43 When I was in junior high school, I once skipped a self-study class with a "bad kid". I was caught by the head teacher. The "bad kids" were punished to stand, and I returned to my seat. The key is...

Indeed, this scale is not easy to grasp

se7ens

When talking about teachers, some people may remember the one who hit them the hardest.

Some people may remember the one who helped him the most.

But no matter what, I still want to thank the teachers for imparting knowledge and the ability to acquire knowledge, so that I can grow and progress better in society.

The teacher I remember most vividly was a wonderful tutor I met when I was a graduate student.

He often belittled or despised students in front of the whole teaching and research department, and even scolded one of the girls until she cried. I heard that some people were forced to write articles by the teacher and became mentally abnormal.

I really dislike this kind of teacher. He has knowledge and ability but no moral integrity. To put it bluntly, he is unwilling to share knowledge and is unwilling to teach and answer questions.

There are also some teachers or principals who harm students under the guise of teaching. This kind of thing makes the teaching team less and less pure and sunny.

My opinion of the teacher is half and half. Maybe my own practice is not high enough.

The experience gained is somewhat one-sided

Please discuss and share

dfwisdom

My third-grade homeroom teacher left me an unforgettable memory because of an incident when he cleaned the classroom. At that time, the desks were connected, with a chair in front and a desk in the back. I was small at that time, and after sitting down on the chair, I crawled under the desk to clean. The moment I sat down, the homeroom teacher saw it and criticized me severely, saying that other students were sweeping the floor but I just sat down. This incident has been hard for me to forget even decades later, and it caused serious harm to my young heart. Teacher, you really misunderstood me. Now, the teacher may not know how much harm this incident has caused to a child, but I still wish you a happy Teachers' Day.

ljj3166

Young teachers who played basketball together were beaten up. Does this count?

eric_wang

ljj3166 posted on 2020-9-13 15:40 The young teachers who played basketball together were beaten up by a group. Does this count?

I have seen football many times, but rarely basketball.

led2015

I am still very hostile towards teachers. In the past ten years, I have felt much more pain than happiness. Maybe it is because I am not good at getting along with others, and my relationship with my classmates is half good and half bad. When I feel like a transparent person, the teacher always finds fault with me.

led2015

dfwisdom posted on 2020-9-12 09:22 My third-grade homeroom teacher will be unforgettable to me forever because of a class cleaning incident. At that time, the desks were connected, with chairs in front...

Teachers always manage students from their own perspective, but never put themselves in the perspective of students and friends. The good teachers on TV are all deceptive fairy tales. Only those of us who are in them know the pain of youth.