ok so the past school year i was a freshman in high school. most of my teachers were disorganized and really mean. does it stay like that all throughout high school or does that change when you get older?
mushoku answered Tuesday June 28 2005, 5:17 pm: It depends - each teacher is their own person. There are good ones, and bad ones. If you take more advanced classes, the teachers are /typically/ better, but not always.
X0C0URT answered Tuesday June 28 2005, 4:16 pm: I think you just had some bad luck with teachers this year. Sometimes you have cool teachers, sometimes you'll get some that you don't like so much. Just hope for some better ones next year, and if you get mean ones again, try and make the best of it. That's all I can say, but better luck next year!
Razhie answered Tuesday June 28 2005, 3:53 pm: There are good teachers and bad teachers just like all other sort of peoples. Sounds like you got a bunch of the bad ones. I can't really say that they get better as you get older but I do know teachers are often harder on the younger kids because they are trying to set the standard of proper behavoir.
(Teachers really are just people, if you are nice and respectful to them, they will nice to you, even when you break thier rules) [ Razhie's advice column | Ask Razhie A Question ]
sweetestthang574 answered Tuesday June 28 2005, 3:51 pm: Teachers are a wicked bad pain.. Alot of the time teachers stay mean, but it depends on the high school! You just gotta find out, maybe the teachers just didnt like you or somethin! You just have to find out!
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