My history teacher is eccentric, amiable, and firm.

He may come off as a bit creepy at times because he insists on greeting most of his students taking attendance. He always tries to be friendly with us and never yells or does anything that could be interpreted as brusque. However, should any student infringe upon the rules he set at the start of the course (no phone, no headset, that stuff) he comes down hard.

I've never seen a personality so conflicting.

My Microeconomics Professor makes me feel super geeky, in class we were discussing income surplus. previous topics made me think of video games, but, last session I went into "cheeky bastard" mode because I had knowledge of what it took to produce something like "The Tardus" ( at least a black hole and a police-box), in hypothetical scenario...I was the only one who recognized the cost and was the highest bidder for a time machine (by quite a margin mind you. the second highest bid was 5 million, I bid 1 billion)

My Intro to Ethics professor is what many may consider a stereotype for Philosophy professors.

He is a pessimist who often integrates the topic of there being less people in the world or the topic of not having to interact with the self absorbed and ignorant population of humanity into his examples he uses to help illustrate a certain philosophers point. He has a very tense/hostile atmosphere to him and is not one for small talk. He is a harsh grader and will indirectly call out people breaking the classroom rules by integrating the topic of the act the rule breaker is doing into his examples he uses to help illustrate a philosophers point. He grades harsh because he is a believer of the idea that schools and colleges have "grade inflation" and essentially hand out As and Bs. He is rather sarcastic when making fun of things he doesn't take well to and to top it off he's an atheist (not saying that's bad, but simply saying that as to reinforce the image of him being a stereotype of sorts).

He teaches quite well though.

My teachers are all around good people, they teach the material in a way I can understand. They also help me in the rare times I don't understand what they are trying to teach me, to be honest I couldn't ask for better teachers at this point in time because they do what they have to do while us having fun in the process.

My Spanish teacher can't take a joke.

My science teacher was condescending, he used to be a chemist, but got Cancer from working with chemicals, so he moved away and decided to teach Science at a high school, he was monotone, a terrible teacher, and absolutely brilliant.
He couldn't teach but he sure could think, he retired the year after I went to online schooling.
I failed his class and he made my mother angry by not caring at all.

My psychology teacher was a jerk, for a lack of a term that I'm not allowed to use. She refused to help you out even a little if you so much as screwed up even a little bit. It was an AP class so there's not much room for mistake but she seriously didn't even TRY to understand some of my situations. I basically gave up with the class halfway through, but managed to pull a B final grade anyways.

Most of my teachers are pretty awesome. My science teacher was fun. My math teacher was fun and agreed that goldens are the best dogs. My history teacher was all around awesome. And then my religion teacher was mean. I didn't like her.

Great! Though my English teacher may be strict, they are good at their jobs.