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Who was the teacher you admired the most?
J. Chorley in Cambridge – his approach to the geomorphology of the spectacular landscapes of the south western United States could scarcely fail to enthral young students. I must also mention the brilliant E. H. Thompson at University Colle... Read More »
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Which profession you admire most - doctor, lawyer, teacher or eng...
Engineers have an important job, but it's fairly easy to learn the trade. Teachers have a mostly thankless job, and really aren't compensated. Lawyers are definitely the most under-appreciated of the lot. They work 90 hour weeks and they ar... Read More »
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How to setup my teacher to love. secret admirer note?
i would just leave it alone. its not good to mess with other peoples social lives, especially if its for your own good and not theirs. its best to just not to play with peoples emotions whether it be family, friends, or practical strangers.... Read More »
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I'm in a similar situation, except I'm not really disrespectful to the teacher I admire. I have a teacher who is amazingly intelligent for her age, pretty, dresses well, is writing a novel (which is something I've always wanted to do), is a...
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It's a shame she is not giving you as much attention as you want, I can name a few of those teachers in my class when I was doing my exams that didn't show me as much enthusiasm, I am sure there are other teachers that will take a liking to...
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I agree with Rachel...as an Elementary teacher the best advice I could give you is finding a teacher that would be willing to let you go into there classroom. Teaching is hard work but very rewarding. You will never make a lot of money, hav...
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It sounds totally ok, it seems to me you think of her as sort of a mother/friend type of person. I have this new teacher that I actually think of in the same way, she reminds me of someone familiar and I like her teaching style and just bei...
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Write a letter - that way she can keep it. Make sure it's handwritten, so that she can see that you put thought and care into it. Handwriting is more sincere than computer-generated print, anyway.
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He appreciated your efforts as a non-native speaker. Maybe you were also a good student. Teachers like that.
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I'm guessing it depends on the student. If it was a difficult student, they would appreciate it more. Some students are real brown nosers and seem to be way too in awe of their teachers that it may seem a bit weird. I told a camp counselor ...
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