From what I could
remember, my Grade 8 math school teacher, Mrs. Sandy was by far the toughest
and scariest. We were banned from using correction fluid in class but the thing
we hated the most was how she would go around the room and check for mistakes.
The students who got the question wrong, would be forced to go and solve it in
front of the entire class. This was humiliating and if you could not solve the
problem, you would be punished in front of the class. Her terrible attitude and
lack of teaching made me hate her class.
Well, the best teacher I had was
Mr. Ceaser. He always made learning fun for us and the most important thing I loved
about him is the way he valued each student. He always used to say that “Mistakes
are the proof that you are trying” and he used to encourage us to ask
questions. His dedication and commitment in our class made math easier. Mr. Ceaser would often stay back after class to clarify and explain difficult questions to
students needing help. His passion for teaching has inspired me to follow in
his footstep.
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