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Who is the most famous teacher ever?
9 Most Famous Teachers in History
- Martin Luther King. Martin Luther King was not only one of the most famous leaders in the world, he was also one of the most famous teachers too.
- Nelson Mandela.
- Jim Valvano.
- Jaime Escalante.
- Randy Pausch.
- Aristotle.
- George Orwell.
- Margaret McMillan.
Who is a good student in the class?
A good student is the one who can work in a group, motivate others and yield productive output. Being positive, helpful, cooperative and friendly are all the traits of a good student. Such students become great team players and leaders when they grow up.
How would you describe students in class?
Personality: ambitious, sincere, responsible, sophisticated, outspoken, considerate, modest, eloquent, energetic, thoughtful, obliging, sociable, assertive, attentive, outgoing, pleasant, gentle, courteous, punctual, trustworthy, cheerful, easy-going, well-behaved, calm. 2.
What are some of the craziest things teachers say?
Teachers say the craziest things sometimes. Found on r/AskReddit! 1. The bulge “The battle of the bulge was a hard fought battle. Almost like the battle I fight with my bulge in the morning.”
What is the worst part of being a student worker?
The worst part is that some student worker has to type up all those awkward responses Source At my high school, the hot art teacher that all the guys lusted after married the hot biology teacher that all the girls lusted after. An entire school of broken hearts…
What did your 11th grade English teacher say to you?
I had an 11th grade English teacher (large dude, mid-40s) say, “If any of you ever say that the ‘thesis’ is ‘what the paper’s about’, I will come to your house, find something that you love, and KILL it. Right in front of you.” He also greeted us first day of school year by walking in and saying, “Alright all you failed abortions let’s get to it.”
What is the best teacher-assigned sentence to get extra credit?
My favorite teacher ever, assigned us to go see a movie. He jokingly stated, “If you take your grandmother with you I’ll give you extra credit”. To which one of the stereotypical morbid gothic kid in class replied, “My grandma is dead.” My teacher’s response: “…well then I’ll give you DOUBLE extra credit.”