My economics teacher is... extremely frustrating. He keeps forgetting to put my grade in that I earned, and it is ruining my grade. He has an accent that is almost impossible to understand. He doesn't teach us either, he lectures us. He writes everything on the board as he says it and he stops and pauses for us to say what he's about to write as if we already know it and then he gets mad at us all for not knowing it. He somehow has a Doctorate, but I have no idea why. I guess he is a lot better at learning that teaching, which is also weird because people correct him on a daily basis. It's honestly fun to correct him (I do it quite a lot) because he gets all mad because he thinks he's right and then when he finally realizes he wrong he kinda just runs to his desk with his tail between his legs.

My Programming teacher is very nice 
some times it can be a little annoying make us write and write
and write and write.... 2 or 3 pages of Binary codes and Math problems
but is very cool when we star to open the Pc and star replace parts like the Cd-Rom or
the Hard disk is very fun how he does the class and I like to go with him

My teacher is awesome, cool, and hard-working, but she can hard towards my other classmates, but it's their fault sorry for saying that just thinking they fool around or just feeling tired at school they fall asleep sometimes and she lectures them every day to the one that fools around or be violent, but like I said "It's their fault" anyways I my teacher is one of the best teachers I had before.

My math teacher is hot

lolololololol

But seriously, she's very pretty.

My U.S. history teachers is one of the nicest teachers that I have ever had in all my life, he tries to give us light work and he is always very humble about things. He thinks that he is disliked but in reality he has no idea how many students like him compared to all of the other teachers, one time he signed a pass for me having an unexcused absence in a class because I was finishing an application for a summer program without any proof requested, he is a very understanding teacher, though, he might not be the best history teacher he tries his best to make sure that he gives chances for the good students, he always allows for retakes of test if you did poorly on the test or are not satisfied with your score, if the room is cold he always has blankets available for people who feel cold, he normally lets you sit on your own sitting chart if you are efficiently working and doing your thing, he also lets you do about anything that follows the school rules as long as he knows that you are getting your work done (for example eating, being on your phone, or talking with your friends, which I do all the time but I do get my work done), he tries to get days where we watch videos or days where we can do something simple like jeopardy because he wants us to have ea nice experience in his class. He is a very easy person to talk to, whenever you start a conversation about something about his life he will be very pen about it, for example, today I asked him if he liked photography because he had a collection of old cameras on his desk, he showed me his album which has pictures that he has taken over the years and he explained to me about his experience and exposure to photography in his young college years. My history teacher is a amazing, he might not be the best teacher when it comes to teaching but at least he tries to make sure that his students are having fun, after all it is our responsibility to learn well enough his responsibility is to make sure we learn so it works for both him and his students.

My European History teacher is very nice, a bit laid back, and sometimes funny too.  She always tells us some pretty bad puns but that's what makes them funny.  

my teacher is good. and she always explain the teaching what to do
and my favorite subject is science

I live in Europe and I go to a kind of high school/middle school (sorry, I don't know how it's called in English, but I think it's "grammar school"). We have a strict French teacher, but a good kind of strict. She almost never gives us homework, but she makes sure we work hard during her lessons. Her main focus is to teach us, not torture us with reading books and doing homework. However, we better make sure we are prepared for the French lesson, because she gives us pop quizzes almost every day we have French and gets very mad when we aren't prepared for them. Most of my friends don't like her, but she is my favorite teacher, since she helped me with some French irregular verbs that I couldn't remember.

All my teachers are lazy and idiots. My math teacher always teaches something wrong and she has to start the lesson all over again. They are also lazy as hell. They never get out of their chair and makes the students do every chore in the room. 

My family and consumer science teacher is very sweet. She treats everyone equally, and I don't think she has a mean bone in her body. She is fair, considerate of others, caring, friendly, outgoing, and overall just a wonderful lady. I wish more people were like her and could have such a kind heart. She always inspires me to do my best, to never give up, and just push myself to my full potential. 

Professors count too, right?

I had the same accounting professor for both years of college, for at least two classes (and sometimes one class EVERY DAY) per semester, save for during the summer. She wore heels every day, but each day was a different pair. She LOVED shoes and she wasn't afraid to talk about it. And I don't know why I'm talking about her in the past tense, she's still at school. XD

She loves cats and dogs, too, and during our breaks she'd sometimes start up the computer projector and show us pictures of her furry crew. Our classes with her were two and a half hours long, so she gave us good long breaks. We'd eat breakfast or lunch, whatever time of day it was,  she'd show us pictures or we'd watch videos on Youtube.... oooor we would have in-class pokemon battles which she spectated (did that more than once) or we'd play Jeopardy using her computer and the projector screen.  She's also the only other person  I know of besides myself who prefers to get peeps at Easter then let them harden for a bit in the air before she eats them. She agrees that that is the only way they're edible.

During actual class, she taught us well. In all of her classes, no one failed, and it wasn't because she was an easy teacher. She isn't, and I don't think she ever will be. She is a practicing CPA and she knows her stuff. It's just that on top of being a practitioner of what she teaches, she actively knows how to teach. If one method didn't work, she'd try another until we got it. If that meant one on one, so be it. Not everyone made good grades, no. I know a couple of classmates that scraped by with D's, but that was mostly because they didn't do their homework.

That was another thing. She assigned homework, it was all online in My Accounting Lab or in Oracle Labworks (another, MUCH. WORSE. accounting education software), and her due dates were the last week before finals. You could literally not do any of the homework until that week and it would still count for full points. I actually did that with one chapter I had horrific trouble with, because I started it, still didn't get it, and just left the rest of the questions until the end of the semester, when I would hopefully understand things a bit more. I did, so it paid off.

Her goal was not to punish us for not understanding, but rewarding us for trying.  Her methods worked.

Plus, out of class she is an angel. She's old enough to be my mom, but she doesn't act "old".  She's fun to be around and talk to about anything you need or want to talk about. She's the one who encouraged me to enter our school's literature competition, and she proof-read and edited the piece I entered. I got second place out of over 500 entries. She was there on the awards night for the competition, too, and sat with my parents. 

She also took me home during a blizzard once when my car wouldn't start and my parents couldn't make the 100 mile round trip to come get me. She took me to school the next day we had classes, too, since she lives only one town over from me. 

My Spanish teacher is a great person, but not a great teacher.

She gives the students the material and doesn't go over it with us at all, so we have to learn it all by ourselves. She doesn't always give good warnings of when tests and projects are, either. When there are projects, there's never a rubric.

She usually isn't clear with her directions, and she's also inconsistent with her directions. Many times she's said one thing, then a few minutes later a student asked for her to repeat the directions. She didn't say the same thing that time. She keeps adding or taking away things from the directions.

The teacher doesn't collect everything that she should. She gives us assignments and most of the time they don't get collected, or even checked. Because of that, most students get 100% on a lot of their assignments XD Like my friend said, she seems to be desperate to have her students pass. The only things I've seen her collect are quizzes and tests. Even the projects never got collected.

I'm supposed to be doing a video presentation project over Spring Break, but the teacher went over the directions once a couple weeks ago, and didn't make a rubric. Multiple students in my classes have asked her to make a rubric, and she said she would, but didn't ever get to it. I kindly asked her to make me a rubric. It's been a few days and she still hasn't yet.

I might just wait and if she doesn't send me anything, I'll see if I even need to do the project. Like I said, she doesn't collect much, so she probably won't collect it. She showed us an example of one so I'm guessing she's collected it before. Maybe that student turned it in even though the projects never got collected XD

I see why most of her students aren't good and do literally next to no work.

Divine Aurora : My reading and math teacher are awful because they get so angry over little stuff like someone talks over both of them shes always like SHUT UP AND LISTEN and then my science teacher inst bad because hes usually calm and nice to everyone except this one kid in my class who gets in trouble all the time

My ELA teacher has a cool voice and is rather old (probably in 60s), but the assignments he give are just plain boring. His tests are also a pain, since it requires you to memorize LOTS of old English vocabulary words (since we are currently reading some old books). Since the definitions of the words were different from today's, it's hard to associate them with modern definitions unlike Latin words.

My teacher is sexy.

Back on my school days, I remember my Chemistry teacher was a body builder. He was the best teacher I've ever had, mostly for the fact that no one dared to have a bad behaviour in his classes due to his imposing appearance. In class, he was always suited up, so he didn't seem that bulky, but when summer days, he always sported body builder shirts that made him look much less serious.

He also had some kind of evil side. When announcing the grades of the exams, always the day after the exam was done (applause), he handed out the exams from the worst grade to the best, meaning that your name shouldn't be between the first to be called out if you wanted to pass. Also, during winter, he always shut down the heating. It's not very cold in here, but trust me, at 8:AM the class felt very chilly.

Now that he's not my teacher anymore, I've added him on Facebook. We still talk about the good times, and also about future projects. He also posts many photos working out in the gym. Really hard to believe someone like him being a high school teacher.

I have colorful adjectives for her. But, my math teacher is awful, she doesn't allow classmates to get calculators if they are late. Also, she makes not pack-up like 5 minutes before the lunch bell. 

My Latin teacher is really kind, enthusiastic, pretty, and she works really hard to make our lessons as fun as possible.

She'll make jokes, make small talk with students, draw, and all these other little things that make her lessons fun and enjoyable. It really helps motivate students, and with that motivation we get much more done, so we get less homework and can often watch a few movies from time to time. She's strict when you forget tasks, but she's also very forgiving and that makes her one of the best, in my opinion.

I've ran into her in a store or in a park multiple times, and she always has these stories to tell. She'll ask how you're doing, tease you about potential crushes, and overall treat you like a friend.

Hope you don't mind me scrolling through multiple teachers here:

My Science teacher is amazing. She is so passionate about every science subject that she teaches that the excitement sort of spreads around and makes me WANT to learn, and get excited about learning.

My NEW English teacher is insightful. He is a great analyser, and he teaches us the basics, while encouraging us to expand on our own and in our own ways. I learned more from him in one week than I did in three years with my previous English teacher.

My Math teacher however... is frustrating. He's not only the Vice Principal, but he's also teaching two different math classes at once so your chances of getting help are next to nothing. He expects us to get our help online, but the thing with online teaching is that if you need more explanation you can't get it because it's automated. It makes math frustrating, and nearly impossible.

My Video Animations teacher is just annoying. Pretty much all of the assignments and projects are just things carried over from the previous computer teacher. The assignments are okay enough, but that makes some instructions outdated. However, my big problem is more of a personality clash than anything. I'm the kind of person who likes just getting the instructions on paper or in notes or something, but she likes to talk, and explain the most obvious things when I'd much rather be getting on with classwork instead of spending half an hour 'learning' how to use a camera.

My Biology teacher is.... Supremely boring, he has a deep trini accent so he is hard enough to understand plus he speaks really slow and has pauses at the end of every sentence.... in between sentences even, so when ever he speaks its like hes telling a bed time story and I just want to go to sleep. Also he pretty much just gives us a text book and a piece of paper and says "Do it", and you ask for help he says "its in the testbook", the whole time I'm just there like "Why are you even here?"