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Your soundest teacher

Kells...

Mine is my old French teacher who was kinda camp and we all used to say "Sir are yo going The George tonight" and he would take you outside and say that was very inapropriate and I said look at a fella in my classes hair cause it was a white as snow and he'd laugh

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johnn

All teachers are arseholes tbf...giving you homework and **** ffs

Pdfile

he was a maths teacher.

i was good at maths.

lets just say; by 6th year he had thought me nothing, i was bad at maths but we had the craic all the day long.

i still see him the odd time and i bought him a pint ( though in fairness... if i didnt work my own arse off i wouldnt failed the subject... meh its nice to be nice )

sound enough bloke too.. i mean we could have a laugh, joke, mess or whatever but once it didnt go on to long its easy enough to move along ( unless its seriously funny... then it keeps going )

bennyob

Chaotic_Forces

All of my teachers I think. I wasn't one for doing much homework (at all) or being the most active person in class but not one of them was generally "mean" to me. Sure, sometimes I'd get out of hand but it was usually if I was either standing up for someone else or because I felt something should be said.

filthymcnasty

had an english teacher who was so great we were insipred to set up an anti- establishment poetry club. We also stood on our desks when he got fired.

deepsouthtalla

MagicMarker wrote: »

Moe, my art teacher.

u must have went to aul TCS????:D

MagicMarker

deepsouthtalla wrote: »

u must have went to aul TCS????:D

You know it!

Conor Bourke

ascanbe wrote: »

That kinda reads like James Joyce or some other novelist i can't think of; I'm very drawn to it and have read it quite a few times.

Trent perhaps?

Pawpad666

digme wrote: »

We had a teacher in the college in cobh called Mr McCarthy he was some laugh,he'd always be asking you for sweets and he was always telling stories.
He thought me maths

At least he didn't teach you English! :P

phasers

My sixth year history teacher was one of my favourite people ever. I really miss him.

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Pawpad666 wrote: »

At least he didn't teach you English! :P

Yes I am laughing at the amount of people who were "thought"

Duno if I had a soundest teacher. None of them stand out all that much. My old English teacher maybe.

not1but4

Best teacher was one that I never actually had, my school would arrange for us to go away for a week or two each year normally just before we went back to school its was normally outdoor pursuits kinda of stuff and he would always act the bollox like make you fall into the water or when you are trying to swim in a lake he would come around in the boat and do circles around you creating waves so making it impossible to swim.

But I broke my wrist just before doing my LC so I got extra time and had to do my LC in a different exam hall where its was just me and a the same teacher above. He was a Business teacher but not the one I had so long story short I did a lot better in that exam then I should have

Thing is I cant even remember his name now...

moonpurple

my soundest teacher was a cleric who got sent yo siberia for daring to criticise his clerical bosses

sent to a bleak parish in a bleak part of dublin

donmeister

Robert Whining Plane wrote: »

Ah there was always some teachers that you knew you could easily steer off topic and not have to go through the whole boring 'learning' deal that goes down at schools

We had a geography teacher that waxed lyrical about the glories of fishing should you mention a trout
A science teacher who was always "going to buy a computer", you just had to ask him if he had bought it and then there was a 40 minute conversation about which computer would be best
And an English teacher who was too easily diverted to arguing about whether people really talked like that in Shakespearean times.

They were all my favourites because even thought they were so easily dragged off topic they were damn good at teaching when they were on topic and you'd tend to listen a bit more

Somebody went to St.Geralds

plein de force

My French teacher is great. She has a real love for the subject and had a really good teaching style