What's up my little grasshoppers, today we are going
to take a trip (in the good sense) and we are going to talk about some types of
teacher we used to have when we were studying, those teachers that we won´t
forget because they had some unique characteristics that made us feel good or
bad depending on the situation. So let´s start with this list:


The "Mr. PhD.": This teacher is always
showing off his PhD. or any other title and his or her classes were not boring
but not that interesting like the previous type of teacher. They will always
try to motivate students to continue studying and most of the times they were
so busy doing research that they just made students present a topic while they
were giving feedback of it. Their tests were not difficult, however they are
tricky so you needed to read carefully the instructions.
The "Ship" or "Ark" teacher: We
all had this teacher. At the end of the period (semester or school year) you
passed with a 9 or 10, the ones that didn´t study or didn´t even go to the
class had an 8. This teacher sometimes wouldn´t show to classes or was talking about other topics that were
not related with the class. All students think these kind of teachers are the
worst but they won´t complain since they have a good grade without making an
effort.

Their tests are not difficult, however you need to
give clear answers because making a bible of the test with no accurate
information won´t help you, they gave tasks rather homework and you learned
more things than just copying and pasting things.
So what teacher you had in high school or bachelors
degree? I´ll be reading you, Thanks!
While I was reading your post, I remember all my teachers! They were from al the types you mentioned, but I recall clearer the worst and the best :D And at the end, I categorized myself under one of these types of teachers. In addition to this, I started thinking about all the good things that all my teachers left in me: motivation, values, knowledge, stories and even my worst teachers taught me what I did not want to do and become, so we have to be very careful and consider what we want to leave in our students. Thanks for sharing!
ResponderBorrarIt is true that there are types of teachers like grains of salt in the salt shaker, but something curious that I have noticed, is that in the way you behaved as a student, you follow a pattern that leads you to be similar to being in front to a group.
ResponderBorrarOn the other hand, you always remember a good teacher throughout your life as a student, and sometimes you've thought, "I'm going to be like him/her," but your personality may not be similar to that particular teacher.
That is why you must demand every day to give the best, to be the teacher that over the years continue to remember you as the "good teacher"
I have had many teachers with all that characteristics. At primary in first grade I had a Sergeant Teacher because she was strict, leaves a lot of homework and she looks grumpy but I really loved when she told us stories.
ResponderBorrarAt secondary I have different types of teachers: the Mr. PhD., the Ship and the Genius or a combination of the three.
And at the university I had wonderful teachers, they were Genius but at the same time they were Cool.
This brings me good memories. Thanks for sharing =)