Best/Worst/Funniest Craziest teachers?

[Cactus Jack]

Who are they?

I have a few, but Ill start with one

My senior year English teacher, it was a regular class, dont ask why,I dont even know why, I wanted to be in AP classes...lets not go there now, but yeah. Ms. Butler/Butt**** whatever ya wanna call her was insane/strict
Let's see she...
-made us read a book featured on Oprah, you wouldnt think Tuesdays With Morrie is required reading then well...
-One time I had to ask her something,but she wasb usy talking to this other girl, then about a second or few later , she starts talking to this other girl, talk about biased...(yarr) Unroll Parchment
-Had one of those weird earphones things on her cell phone where you can put the phone where no one sees it and it looks like you're talking to yourself, talked on that A LOT
-Got me confused with this other kid named Andy lthat looked NOTHING LIKE ME AT ALL IN ANYWAY SHAPE OR FORM, called me ANDY sometimes she did
-Piss her off? She'll talk to the entire class about not doing whatever you did to piss her off FOR HALF OR THE WHOLE CLASS
-Would ask if we did something when we already did it
-Said "shut up" like it was the only thing that has ever been said
-Twitched her eye a lot, I think she was on crack,literally LOL
-If you did something, she called your name liek 485793489574548905834095834594-58490 times
- Only called on people who added value
-Randomly made me go in another room once,right after UI was one of the ones staying her room.I forget what it was,but the thing in her room was betetr than what I was made to do
-made us write HER NAME on the paper in headings as if we were still in elementary

It was like hell. Why she still works there is beyond me

[Vito]

Best: My seventh grade World Geography teacher. Maybe 30 years old, very small/petite, awesome dark brown hair. She was very strict and had high academic standards, but she did it all with a big smile. I didn't have a crush on her at that time...but looking back, I realize that she was exactly my type.

Worst: My fifth grade teacher. He had serious anger management problems, his academic standards were completely inconsistent and unpredictable, and he always seemed to favor girl students over the boys. Worst of all he often spanked, hit, or manhandled students, long after corporal punishment was banned from public schools.

Craziest: The craziest was a professor of Comparative Literature at the university I attended. I thought she was a incompetent teacher -- her lectures were completely incoherent -- yet she was loved by many students because of her involvement in one of the campus clubs. She often "played" to these students in her classes, making inside jokes and telling stories about their many get-togethers. Sometimes she even revealed embarrassing details about their personal lives, making them all laugh hysterically in class. I received the highest final grade in her class (most of the students didn't seem to prepare for the exams) but I really didn't like her. In my view, she was just an obnoxious old drunk.

[browneyes106]

Best: My 11th and 12th grade English teacher was probably the best teacher I had in high school. She wasn't an easy teacher but she was always willing to help students get the best out of the class.
In college my English 101 professor was a lot like the teacher I just mentioned. He made his lectures entertaining and really taught us to write at a college level.
Worst: My 10th grade biology teacher. He was an intelligent man but he was arrogant and should never been a teacher. He only liked working with the kids that were good at science. If you had trouble understanding or you ask him for help you were pretty much screwed. He was always rude to me when I asked for him help. The next year I was supposed to take chemistry with him but I opted instead to take an earth sciences class.

[gidgetgrape]

Best: I had an awesome reading teacher in the 2nd grade that got me interested in reading. I also liked my algebra teacher and english (well, I liked him until he asked me out on a date) in the 9th grade.