Your Favorite Teacher

[CowboyMcCoy]

Dr. Long. Freshman year of college, English Composition. He made his class much more difficult than need be, but it really paid off in every class I took after. Plus he's the one who burned the motto in my head, "Challenge everything."

Jerome Bump did that for me. Gosh, his classes were brutally tough with workload, but it seemed like everything thereafter was a piece of cake. I didn't take him for freshman year, rather for some of my sophomore and Jr. year upper division lit classes.

 

[Cowboys&LakersFan]

I find it extremely offensive that you did not provide any photos with your post.

Man I wish I had some photos with her, but I don't.

 

[big dog cowboy]

Mr. Dawkins my HIstory teacher from my Junior year in high school. He doubled as an asst football coach. During football season we would watch game film instead of doing our studies on Monday after each win. We went undefeated and won the state champion that year.

 

[ScipioCowboy]

My Art teacher in High School. She had two big things going for her. :laugh2:

Hmmmm...

Tell me more.

 

[WoodysGirl]

I actually liked most of my teachers...but a couple HS teachers and one middle school teachers stand out the most.

Mrs. Dillingham - 8th grade English teacher who encouraged my love for writing. With her and a couple other magnet classes guided me towards career options with writing.

Mr. Holmes - Senior math teacher - He gifted me with a C in pre-calculus so I could graduate. I had senioritis, but I always went to his class. I just couldn't understand it even though I'd get it right with the homework and suck on the tests.

Mrs. Marcos - Senior French teacher - She might fall in the "bad" teacher bucket, but I loved the fact she let me drive her car for lunch, as long as I brought her back something. lol That continued until someone told the principal.

Mrs. Jones - Freshman/Senior English teacher - She wasn't my favorite, but I loved her. She spoke so real to you, at all times.