I don't hate none of my teachers becuase there is no reason to hate teacher anyway .

Mr. Dean sucked. Hes the computer tech teacher. Hes VERY OCD and hates kids. Hes old(which makes it weird hes a computer teacher) and yeah. 

The teacher I hated the most was my 6th grade Gym Teacher, Mrs. Dolan. She was super sexist, to a point where she would literally group the boys and girls in separate groups, and only watch the guys, and let the girls do whatever they wanted. If a girl talked, it was fine. If a guy talked, he deserved to be punished every time. We also have a teacher who is super sexist against girls, but we do have one teacher who is actually normal.

I say I hate my Gym teacher the most because I have PE first block 7 in the morning and they want me to work.

I don't really show it too much, I hate my annoying 3rd grade gym teacher. She tortures us. I mean TORTURE. She makes us run for like 20 minutes around a track with no walking, stopping, tying your shoe, etc. She has a temper, too.

I don't really hate my teachers at my school, but there are several pet peeves about what they lack or don't do about situations in school. Like when one idiot in the class does something everyone gets punished for it, and in my health class ( I hate this class so much) I hate it when we are watching a movie, but all the chatty retard idiots keep talking and being immature x number of times, then the teacher turns the video or movie off and we all get long worksheets because of a few idiots that ruined everything. But I guess my least favorite teacher would be my science teacher Mrs. Ulrich, I don't necessarily hate her, I just hate the system she uses in class.


She will go over a topic for one day, say for example the rock cycle for instance, and after talking about it for one day, she assigns us electronic homework to do over computer and then she gives us a quiz next class that is really irrelevant or stuff we didn't learn in 1 lousy class period, and then the next class she gives a big fat 50 question test that mostly everyone fails, I usually get 90's or 100's, it is not the toughness of her material, it is the amount we have to know and memorize in 1 class period, I am like: I have other classes to study for, and her system just annoys me.

For me, it is Mrs. "She Who Must Not Be Named" Ominger. SHE IS SUCH A HYPOCRITE. For example, one time she asked us a question and she says, No Wrong Answers!" When Roger answered wrong, she gave him MORE HOMEWORK!!!!

ROCKYROCKEST : LOL that's the same with my grade 7 teacher, Mr. Magellan, but he gives DETENTIONS instead!

My 7th grade Reading teacher. That lady was annoying. We spent the entire year reading one book, she graded everything we did wrong, she always had coffee on her and it smelt horrible! I was gagging most of the time, then I think she quite at the end of the year so I was really happy to say the least.

I really hate my teacher called Mrs. Pritchett. She is the most annoying teacher I have ever had. You can never ask a question without being made fun of. That is how bad she is. Because she is a snotty teacher, she has her favorites. In this case, her favorites are the girls that get A's in her class. There was one time where we had 10 minutes to learn the material that day, then we had a quiz the last 5 minutes. Meanwhile, the quiz was like 30 questions long! And I'm sitting there like, "What the heck is this?!" Does she really expect us to do this in 5 minutes? That is mainly why I have maintained a C average in her class. Luckily, it's the end of the year, and I don't have to deal with her until Junior year, if I am lucky to get another teacher.

During my last trimester, it was a heated competition. The Environmental Economics teacher's assistant was a mere propagandist, claiming the usual nonsense (the planet is dramatically warming up, humans are responsible and we must mend our ways, etc.).
A Political-Economy teacher's assistant was a former bureaucrat, and it showed in his content : the state is God, "deregulation" caused the 2008 economic crisis, free markets would form monopolies, etc.

My worst teacher is Ms. Flis, my Civics teacher. Her room smells like cancer, and she's always eating sunflowers seeds in class- whenever she hands you something, it's got gross spitballs all over it. Half-way through the year, she got rid of the paper books (they're still sitting uselessly in my room) that were used to do homework and replaced them with an online book. She put it onto the school's shared file space and told us to bring in our flashdrives and copy it for use at home. A few days later, the contents of the file space were deleted because of music and games that students kept downloading onto it. She still got mad at us, though, when we couldn't get it. The online book itself was ultra-buggy and would crash my computer. When I couldn't do my homework because of it, she mocked me and made sure the whole class knew. 

Yeesh... all these stories if true are mind blowing and I am rather shocked you would cite their actual names. My parents are both teachers(Chemistry) and I am considering following in their footsteps as a Mathematics Teacher. From what I have seen, these teachers lack a professional sense of what is to teach and are blatantly biased. Politics and bias must stay outside the classroom but apparently these teachers haven't learned that or can't separate the two. On the flip-side, have any of you asked yourself whether you are being unfair in judging them for being strict? Sometimes being strict is a good thing because it deals with classroom management, a thing EVERY beginning teacher struggles with since students these days don't give a freaking damn with giving their instructors their undivided attention and respect.

Now as for me, I didn't really have a teacher that I hated in High School except for maybe my Biology Teacher that showed up late to class almost every day. It wasn't until College that I ran into a General Chemistry teacher that was very nit-picky. Although I can understand WHY she was being nit-picky, it came across as her method of weeding out students that were "unworthy" of studying Chemistry. In other words, she was one of those "defenders of the faith" type of teachers.