HELP!!
Ok, I need some help with an education project I have. I just was wondering if you all could help. It will only take like two minutes, literally.
I need to interview people to find out who their favorite/most memorable teacher is. I need to know who he/she is, what subject they teach, what grade they teach (or what grade you were in when you had them for a teacher), and a reason why he/she is your favorite/most memorable teacher.
Thanks!
Love you all
posted by Reine @ 4:53 PM
3 Comments:
I don't know about favorite - but most memorable would be Mr. Aufmuth. He taught history during gradeschool. I think my favorite year with him was 5th (or maybe 6th - i can't remember...). Anyway - he was awesome because he made history really fun. He was a civil war reenactor and so he would have us do all kinds of games and interactive stuff to learn about the wars. Two most memorable moments: (1) when he brought his civil war rifle into class and shot it (not with a bullet, but did the gunpowder and lit it and stuff) SOO COOL! and (2) We "reenacted" the french and indian war by seperating in half and the indians got to hide behind desks, and move freely and "shoot" (aka throw wads of paper) and the british had to turn around (because their guns were so terrible they didn't have good aim) and they all had to shoot at the same time and stand in lines, and not move unless they got hit (then they died and stepped out).
SOOO COOL. :-D
Hope that helps hovis.
I'm pretty sure my most memorable teacher (and maybe my favorite) was Mr. Bell. As I'm sure you know, he taught Choir, Orchestra, Music, Humanities. I had him for 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. He was memorable because he always had something funny or interesting to say. He was able to make Humanities (something rather boring with Mrs. Ryan and Mr. Hunt) totally awesome. He was always jumping around and he obviously loved what he did and was completely enthusiastic in sharing it with us. Also, he was only 30 and totally bald, with a tattoo of a clef on his arm, which is less than badass, but still kinda neato.
My favorite teacher was Sr. Mary Jo Kremer in 4th grade (minus religon), 5th grade science, and half of 6th grade math. She was lots of fun and I learned a lot in her class. Plus we got extra responsibilities like reciting part of "I have a dream" or presenting stuff to the class. And she encouraged me to go to math contests and keep writing poetry and stuff. We also learned about checking accounts and had pretend ones that we kept balanced and at the end of the year we could buy stuff in the store. It was awesome.
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