Do you remember any of your teachers?

For some reason I have an excellent memory when it comes to things like that. I use to pen pal about 15 years ago, and found one of my old pen pals on myspace!I remember lots of my teachers. My 6th grade teacher was Mr.Marsh. My best friend and I caused this man so many problems he passed us because(and I quote)"Having you 2 again next year will cause me to have a heart attack". I remember several other teachers,Ms.Hudson from 8th grade who gave me the worst paddling you could ever imagine, and Ms.Carder from 2nd grade. Thats about all I remember about her. O yes and my evil high school principal, Ms.ONeal. Lots of love there too. Yes, I was bad!!

yes of course i remember my teachers and i guess i will never forget them. i remember ms. tiongco, she was the first teacher who saw my very odd writing! I write backwards when i was a kid! I am referring to really backwards not the backward slant ok. Good thing she did not refer me to a shrink at an early age. And another one is Ms. Portin, who made me stand in front of the primary school because she claimed that i keep on standing a lot when all i did was to put the eraser back in the blackboard! And another one was Ms. Gargar who really thought i was pretty and no one admit that i really am one. And the last one was Sir Bayubay when i was in college. He is one of the best professors ive ever met and all students like him because he is very outgoing, talented and smart!

Yes I do have a few amazing teachers that I will always remember. My fourth teacher is one of them which is funny because my first day I hated her. She was so strict and I was afraid of her. But she wasn't mean at all in the end. She really helped me improve in many different areas.

Aslo my Geometry teacher in my junoir year. She was the sweetest teacher I ever had. She never ever yelled or got angry. she always smiled and she was a great teacher. At one point i let my friend copy my homework and she caught us.. and instead of getting mad she just took both of our papers and said she was disappointed. and that was all it took. She was such a great teacher!

Hi kkanaka,

Yes, I do remember some of my teachers who taught me in High school and college. Especially, if they have done something really memorable on my life.

I remember this one particular teacher of mine in English when I was in High School, at second year, she gave me a really good grade, but when Third year comes, she gave me a grade that is not qualified for the Valedictorian award, which is the cause why I wasn't the Valedictorian for our batches. And this teacher is now the teacher of my younger brothers in different school now. And when my brothers are telling stories how the teacher teach in class, I could just laugh, because she didn't change a bit.

Hi KKanaka

Well, teachers! I remember quite a few but not really in a large number. The teacher to whom I am still attached are there in my memory and I guess they will be with me through out my life. Its now 4 years having done with my school life and now being into the final year of a professional college, rememberig school teacher is quite tough. Teachers in my engineering college are not teachers actually they are more like a friend which means they are offcourse remembered. Dont know the future whether I'll remember all of them or not?

Oh yes, I remember all my teachers in school as well as in the University. And, I never forget and feel always grateful for all they have done for me and all of us. Whenever I have the chance, I go and see them and pay respect. And, to those I have the mailing addresses, I write letters and send cards at Christmas time too.

I remember many of my teachers for many different reasons.

There is Mrs Jones who was my third grad teacher, who allwed me to lern from my mistakes and addressed the fact that I had dyslexia long before it was a common problem and the way she began to teach me to overcome the problem. No that she ever gave it a name or made a big deal about it in front of the class, she quielty help me and pointed me in the right direction.

Then in fourth grade there was Miss Kilgore. We were her very first class. As a new teacher I am sure she found us a challange, but she brough what I know recognize as freshnees to the schoolroom. She had a way of inspiring us to do our best.

Mr Osburn was my 7th grade math teacher who taught us algebra before it was called algerba becuase he expected the best from us we gave it to him. And my 7th grade english teacher who's name is beyond my grasp at this moment. She is the teacher that taught me to see the movie in my head as I read a book and for that I will be forever greatful.

Mr. Estus taught 9th grade Algebra and actually made it to where us math challanged students could at least manage to do it even if we did not understand it. I learned to memorize the steps to answer many different kinds of problems.

Given time I could probably list al of my teacher and give each of them the credit they deserve as I know each of them taught me something important including how to make decissions and organize my notebook adn my life.

GOD BLESS all teachers and know that you do make a difference in more lifes than you will ever know.

To Mrs Owens, Mr and Mrs Walmer and Mrs Zimney thank you for what you gave my children.

nearly all teachers, from primary school until high school, I remember everything especially with my english teacher in high school because I've fallen in love with her

During the second grade, our adviser were a Math teacher. I remember that she was Miss Garcia at that time and when I reached my fifth grade, she became my Math teacher for the second time. At that time, she was already our Mrs. Cuevas. Another elementary teacher which I still remember is Mrs. Surizaki. I remember that Surizaki is her maiden name and I always wondered why she still uses it. She was my fifth grade adviser and she teaches English. I remember too that she wants us to pronounce each sounds as if we were native English speakers which were hard on our part at that young age (we are Filipinos and English have so many sounds in which not all have Filipino counterparts).

On my first year in High School, our Philippine history teacher was an old maid. She is always nice to us (too nice if I may). I also like my second year Asian history teacher. I remember that one rainy day, I was late in the class together with the few others and she allowed us to attend a make up class. My third year World history teacher is weird. She was also an old maid. She is an extra strict teacher which have a high standard so everyday in her class, she is always irritated. But then, she have a pleasant aura when we are outside the classroom as if she is free from some force which drives her to push us up to the top. I always wonder whether she have a split personality.

Oh! We are now in college but I guess, I will end here and put whatever details I have in mind in a new response somewhere in this discussion. Whenever I deem it related.

i remeber mr snap he was a great teacher