The confused teacher • They act like they know what they’re doing • But in reality • The students are probably smarter • They play lots of tutorials • Because they don’t know anything themselves • They expect a lot from students • Without knowing how much hard work it would take to do that task in the first place • While the student won’t know absolutely anything about the subject • Mainly because of the teacher • They’ll probably get fired next year
my 7th grade math teacher was the sarcastic one and pretty much the whole grade didnt like her and she just pissed us off and made us feel extremely stupid which is why i failed that class in the third quarter
There’s also the principal’s pet: -There annoying -They make you feel stupid -And it’s not just you -They pick on everyone -Maybe even other teachers -But the second the principal walks in -They act like the most pure angel ever -Also you can’t tell the principal -Best case scenario they deny you -Worst case scenario you get a 2hr detention
I met a school grandpa. He was the coolest guy and made my day. Whenever I saw him he made me smile. He shared the best stories and actually sat with me and my cousin during lunch instead of the teachers because they mainly talk bad about kids. He was so nice it was so cool that the table he sat down and ate at happened to be mine on my lunch period. We were a little awkward but it was still amazing to talk to such a great guy who spoke from the heart. I wish I can be half as cool as him!
That was my SS teacher in 6th grade. Learned absolutely nothing but it was something to look forward to (and besides, we covered everything again in 7th grade so it doesn't matter)
The hardworking teacher -they overcomplicate things -they make you do tons of works -which most of them are unecessary -because they thought that's how life is -they care about you -they make you work on weekends -they often keep teaching even after the bell rings -they make you spend lots on projects -which they'll still complain about your results anyway -working hard doesn't mean working smart
"If the bell decides when I come to class, it decides when I leave it" Something I actually said when my teacher said to say in until she says to leaves. I got detention that day :(
“can I go to the bathroom?” “I don’t know, can you?” I thought he was asking me to give myself the permission to go to the bathroom so- “yes?”, I said, cause I *need to go* and if I get to choose, then heck! I’m outta here. And then we went through a long discussion about which month was the fifth in the year just to get me to say “MAY I go to the bathroom”- imagine if it was an emergency...
@@rednetherbrick3178 Honestly tho here in my country education is one of the best apparently and teachers haven't liked the fact I swear just about every second sentence, speak too fast and use fillers as if I need to be formal at school. I ask why does it bother them, they say "You know how in a workplace you can't speak like that?" Bro we're still in school (Actually I'm in vocational right now so technically we're learning manners to workplace at the same time) but I've shown some cases where I can speak ok in a formal way, but when the teachers say "speak just like that, it's good" I say that they shouldn't control the way I speak normally because it's my life. Some teachers just don't want to get that most students aren't acting formal in school because we aren't at real workplaces.
My mum is "the nice teacher"! Children love her they titled her "caring and loving teacher" on teachers day!💓 But ya know what the dark truth behind this "nice teacher" thing is they take all their anger and strictness out on their family trust me my brother , my dad and I have experienced that first hand.....its pretty scary!😂
Teacher here. Since I partially lean towards “Nice Teacher” myself, I want to point out that, while this can be the case, a lot of them are newer teachers like myself. College programs for teaching as a culture have shifted towards producing these types more often.
Teacher here. I honestly thought this was funny, then again, if I were to partially fall into one of these, it’d be the “Nice Teacher.” Only difference being that I can be a pretty tough grader when I know a student didn’t put in any effort. If they effort is there, I apply a grade that meets the student where they are at, either an exceedingly good one if they actually did well, or a decent one that points out specific areas in feedback for room for improvement. I have also met at least one of each of the teachers mentioned in the video in my school. Sad.
You forgot two types of teacher. The actively fun teacher. They actually seek to teach their subject in a fun manner and interesting, usually get the class to learn by doing unique or usually competitive activities that take the place of a normal test and give reasonable rewards to the class as a whole for doing well. They help when a student is stuck in a problem, give advice when necessary and care for their wellbeing and grades. Overall the best teacher one can have. And the disappointing teacher. They usually start off good by making a good first impression at the beginning of the year but then it turns out that they are just assholes that at best, manage to teach the subject just enough for students to pass, and at worst turns out to be a lazy teacher.
I had the disappointing teacher last year, she was nice for one day bc it was her first day back to the school but then she turned out to be a bad teacher and now I’m more anxious when doing something wrong than before 😃
Oh my god I literally had the worst disappointing art teacher ever Started off alright, explained what we needed to do for our first project, but then as the weeks went by he turned to the worst teacher imaginable Basically just arrived, told everyone the project, didn't bother to explain anything, got mad at you for asking him to explain, and when he did no one could understand him, I haven't seen someone explain themselves that badly before Expelled people for weeks or even a month for the stupidest little things, and screamed many times if something bothered him It's good I managed to just barely pass by cheating and paying an architect to do the technical drawing assignments for me, and he still found "errors" in the work of the architect and never gave "me" more than like a 7 Thank god he's gone to another school now
the male history teacher -everyone loves him -actually teaches you -but the class is easy -jokes with the students -movies in class a solid portion of the time
Our schools male history teachers were all tough graders, they tended to give a lot of packets and primary sources analysis, projects, long tests with a study guide but no premade quizlet. They also tended to show movies though, and while they were harsh graders, they usually made it up with extra credit. They generally werent too bad if you could just do the work.
@@justnoah2073 I suppose we shall see about that. For now, the online learning environment along with 2020 in general has made most students oddly compliant and understanding.
The worst teacher is the one who acts like they’re hip and friends with all the students but also picks favorites and is biased to everyone else. They also happen to be terrible at teaching, lazy, and give out a bunch of work half the time in group projects where you have to do it all yourself because no one else will help but they won’t let you go to a different group. It’s obnoxious as hell how fake nice they are while proceeding to be biased to everyone and generally be annoying because if how terrible they are at teaching
@@remaks3929 I mean I do like chill ones but I just hate liars who act all cool in front of the principal but just acts the opposite when he/she is not there
Eh recently we got the Cringe Teacher -Does TikTok with her students (It’s banned haha) -Dances in class -Puts on awful music in the background during inconvenient times -Encourages everyone to socialize and do group activities -Makes literal tables and groups out of desks instead of columns -Tries to keep up with current trends but kind of fails -Is most likely praised by the popular kids -Makes normal people want to barf :)
so a teacher that tries to make school feel less like a system but you are such a boring person and dont want to talk to anyone so you find it cringy to communicate to other people
I had a really nice primary teacher, he made the “can you?” jokes but at the right times and he was a really nice and funny guy overall. We found out he was leaving so we bombarded the principal and he ended up becoming the school’s vice principal
You forgot The Chill Teacher: -Everyone's favorite teacher -Either teaches math or Art -They are usually the reason people love math -They actually enjoy teaching -They actually teach things -They make it entertaining -But if the class is too rowdy -They will become hell incarnate.
That was our physics and compsci teacher, he would actually give detailed explanations of why something was, to the point of rambling, but he would give physical demonstrations to help understand, with generally short tests and little homework, but just required a lot of shown work, usually in the form of solving for variables. His one real rule, even before being loud, was to not be insulting to someone else for asking questions or answering something wrong.
My favorite teacher was a school grandma who LITERALLY got into an argument with another teacher for me because they discriminated against me for having a mental illness. School grandmas are the best teachers and they teach more useful things than school ever does normally.
I know one of these but unfortunately she's never got to teach my class, but one time she got to sub for one of our teachers and she basically gave an inspiring speech to one of our students who didn't really want to study and wasn't motivated One thing she said that stuck with me was that "The eyes are the mirror of the soul, and I can tell from looking at your eyes that you're not a bad kid"
History Teacher here. I 100% agree with this. Most of my department is this. I am partially this, aside from the grading part, but even then, I like to think I grade “fairly” rather than being an easy grader.
That lazy teacher one bro... I had a history teacher who would give us the vocabulary and questions right before we had a test everyday for 8th grade. We played Kahoot almost every single day after we finished writing the vocabulary definitions down. He was a wise old man, he always wanted us to be strong and succeed. He decided to have us play in a small area on a Friday instead of doing work, it only took them a year to finally fire him. They tried to make it seem like it was his decision, but we all knew it was because the teachers complained about the noise of children having fun. It was on a rainy day when we found out. Every. Single. Person. Cried. (Except for my friend who was playing on his iPad.) Mr. Morton was the best history teacher and friend I could have ever met. He even played Somewhere over the Rainbow, You've got a Friend in Me for our last Kahoot together.
ive only ever seen one band teacher who wasn't nice and it was a retired old band teacher who was subbing we had just gotten new music and when we inevitably messed up he threatened to beat us a ton of people filed complaints and im pretty sure the school district fired him from subbing
I had one of those “grandma” teachers in 6th grade for my science class. I don’t remembering actually learning a ton from the class, but the teacher was truly awesome as a person, and she did a do a good job teaching us when she actually did. She unfortunately retired, so no longer will she be able to share her wisdom and knowledge with future generations. I mean, good for her, but maybe not so much for the future of the world, if you get what I mean.
Dont forget about the “Carry Teacher” -cares about the class he teaches -will go over the subject manner in a cool way -gives out hard tests that you were already prepared for since he taught you the most important stuff -doesnt favor annoyances and distractions -ironically doesnt care about the teachers pet at all -somehow underrated
Every single point from the Sarcastic Teacher reminds me of my middle school homeroom teacher in grade 6. Hey on the plus side pretty much all of us make fun of others by using the “I don’t know, CAN you?” now.
And then there’s this teacher when the student is “in trouble”: Teacher:Do you understand, yes or no? Student: *gives a good reason why they did it* Teacher:DO YOU UNDERSTAND, YES OR NO?!
There's also a teacher who downloads ppt from Internet 5min before the class starts and teach the material as if he made it. Of course he was confused when reading off the slides. No questions were allowed since he cannot answer any of them. Yep, he got fired a year later
"The bell doesn't dismiss you, I do" Then why do they even have a bell? Also one time I was late to class because the teacher took 3 minutes to dismiss us.
My teacher was a mix of the school grandma and the tough grader. Shared stories to teach us and got us more interesting, but didn't put up with any funny business. I miss her, rest in peace Mrs. Pede.
My algebra teacher this year was a sarcastic teacher, but the good kind of sarcastic, if that makes sense. Instead of trying to be irritating, he'd use sarcasm and humor go get in touch with the students and sometimes make us laugh, but he knew when to stop being goofy (ie. teach the course material properly without interruptions). He's one of my favorite teachers.
I USED TO HAVE A TEACHER THAT WAS ALWAYS TALKIN HIS LIFE STORIES. he always, and I mean always used to talk about when he was such a bad kid with his old teachers
You forgot the "Classwork" teacher: -They make you write,write and write notes -They don't bother if you don't understand,they just want your copies full -They are insane -They Don't know teaching -Best case scenario you can write anything to fill the copies -Worst case scenario you are rebuked so much just because you didn't write a mere note.
You forgot the weird teacher: -Gives a new material every week - their class isn't supposed to be hard - outright lets everyone eat and drink in the class. -teaches the entire classroom how to play blackjack for a month -only grades assignments once every month.
The role model teacher: •you can actually learn really well from their class and not just about the subject the class is focused on •they have a unique way of teaching that makes it so the students are intrested •their class work is fair and are good at allowing failing students to work to mprove their grade •they honestly love their job even if it the pay is miserable
There's also Aizawa: -Doesn't care what you do as long as it's legal. -Gets another teacher or student to teach the students. -Sleeps in class but isn't a student
There are two types of sarcastic teachers -The one you listed -The badass ones that roast the hell out of the annoying kids and are generally laid back
I had the sarcastic teacher, most people loved her until they copped her savage side. Then they found out the truth, that she wasn't being funny, she was taking her ego out on kids.
there's this sarcastic teacher in my school who always bullies this one student and everyone just laughs along like it's the funniest thing ever. it's not funny. but great video btw :3
You failed to mention my English teacher, who: Likes her job Wants people to learn Gives us interesting things to learn our subject with Helps us retake tests if we get a shitty grade on them Actually appreciates our work Makes good jokes And doesn't let kids take advantage of her being nice, but kids don't have to bc they all like the subject that she teaches (She might be my mom and I might be teling her things to improve on so that may or may not be why everyone wants to learn)
I remember one of my science teachers in middle school just let us be on our phones/talk to each other all period and turn on the same bill nye episode for 2 weeks while she sat behind her desk watching ig lives of this woman selling stuff😭 i miss her😭😭😭😭
I hate it when teachers act like its disrespectful to say yeah instead of yes even though they have the same meaning and you know you can’t say anything back because they’ll just get mad at you thinking it’s rude even though it’s normal for any human to answer back. I really hate this thought that adults should get more respect than students, especially since respect is meant to be earned and their way or respect is stupid. And you’d think if a kid is having their first impression on the world they should get treated with care so they don’t grow up horribly but what do I know I’m just a teenager and all teenagers are idiots and don’t know what their talking about apparently.
My computer science class teacher was one that you didn't mention because you can't roast them. They were laid back while actually teaching stuff and it was awesome. The only teacher I've ever had that was like that.
Don't forget about the teacher who lectures the whole class but doesn't take questions or give any help after class, but is shocked when the class fails.
Don't forget the teachers who are like "I didn't grade your tests yet, but everyone makes mistakes" Then they turn around and get mad at students for being .00001 seconds late to turning in their homework.
My current math teacher is a good teacher: -he is kind -he is funny -he explains well -he understands when someone needs help and gives everyone a chance. -he actually checks if we don't have to much homework -everyone likes him and understand math when he teaches -but he still yells at people who talks to much Best math teacher I had
My Cooking Class teacher last year was like the school grandma. She was really kind and a great person, but we didn't really follow the curriculum. Then she retired half way through the year, and we got a new teacher. This was February, so we only got to do a few assignments with them before Covid hit us... I never really got to know what that class was like.
My moms her schools grandma, she’s been teaching at the school for 30 years and has the most seniority. She’s the teacher everyone wants cause she loves what she teaches and is super supportive and kind to every student. She usually teaches seniors but also teaches a special needs class for autistic students. She is super patient and not a stickler when it comes to due dates and she brings in baked goods for her class on the birthdays of famous authors and poets that they study in class. (English teacher). And because she teaches at one of the top schools in our province (Ontario) she gets tons of gifts and thank you letters each year from students who graduated and are now at Yale, Harvard, Stanford, MIT you name it. Honestly one of the greatest people ever and I look up to her so much.
0:16 I had a teacher like this in middle school. He was the band teacher. He was super nice and understanding. He would always give kids warnings like " If you keep talking to the person next to you then I will have to move you" or " If you don't stop goofing off then I will send you to the principle." He only moved like 5 kids and sent like only one kid to the principal's office. Even though these kids would always talk or play their instruments during times they weren't meant to. I miss him. He was a great teacher. Also, I am half Jewish and I was the only Jewish kid in my school. This was a very small town with like 5 churches an I convinced him to have the class play My Dreydl instead of another Christmas song for our holiday concert. We were already playing 3 Christmas songs.
I had a school grandma during my sophomore year of high school. She usually goes off topic a lot and I remember like in March or April, she’d have a live bird cam video on the screen because she has a passion about birds and loves seeing the baby birds. She retired last summer and now I’m a senior in high school🤦🏽♂️
Another One: The Wild Card -They assign 39847348 minutes of homework a night -They get mad when you don't finish your 25 paragraph essay in 90 minutes -They expect you to know everything off of 5 minutes of teaching -They punish people for "talking in a bad tone" -They punish people for being off-task even when you're waiting for them to hand out the next assignment BUT -They assign a group project that you get 1 month to work on that could realistically take 3 class periods -They give you a fun game to play every Friday (probably because we got all of the weekly basis work done in the first 4 days) -They give candy out for A's -They try to become your friend by talking to you about your interests -They assign no work when there's a sub (which is like 1 day a week)
The gym teacher: literally just there to play sports and get long vacations without having to actually be good at sports wishes they were a math teacher when they have to teach health
