Originally posted by Wulebgrwell, i live in ireland, engerland is my first language and i suck at it.
If English is your first language and you live in North America, the odds are pretty good that you suck at math and English.
math on the other hand just seemed natural.
when i was in school we had a top and bottom tear with 3 groups in each. i was in the first group for science and math but the 3rd for english - forking dyslexia
in high school I had this towering 2.00m paranoid rhinocerus of a math teacher, who pressed for as efficient and fast talk as possible. which meant that he actually left vowels off from both written and spoken words. naturally nobody was able to understand anything from his teaching, but the guy was so strict, intimidating and demanding that everybody had to work out the stuff themselves.
the english teacher was a drunk who used more time on banging the french teacher than teaching us. he knew everything from oe, old norse etc to modern germanic stuff though, and was keen to share his knowledge if asked. but he had no motivation whatsoever to force knowledge on us, so he basically let us do whatever we wanted. on the first day he announced that anybody not willing to learn anything would get a passing grade if they just shut up and don't bother him the whole year. and he actually did it.
yeah, the english classes were definitely way easier.
Originally posted by cashthetrashMy 6th grade math teacher was actually fired and charges pressed because she was so messed up she actually threw a stapler at a girl and broke her nose.
Bang bang+ Bang bang=Ouch Ouch Ouch Ouch😕... sounds like a good teacher to me.
So why is it that math teachers are mean as crap and english teachers are all drunks??
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Originally posted by wormwoodMy english teacher wasan old hag who'd go "harpy" when we screwed up, to this day I still see the flailing arms and the spit and the wrinkly old....I think I should stop now....
in high school I had this towering 2.00m paranoid rhinocerus of a math teacher, who pressed for as efficient and fast talk as possible. which meant that he actually left vowels off from both written and spoken words. naturally nobody was able to understand anything from his teaching, but the guy was so strict, intimidating and demanding that everybod ...[text shortened]... whole year. and he actually did it.
yeah, the english classes were definitely way easier.
Originally posted by trevor33I agree, match is a breeze compared with English or any other subject where you have to use your imagination!
well, i live in ireland, engerland is my first language and i suck at it.
math on the other hand just seemed natural.
when i was in school we had a top and bottom tear with 3 groups in each. i was in the first group for science and math but the 3rd for english - forking dyslexia
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Originally posted by SunburntI had an absolutely brilliant high school math teacher my junior and senior years. She was a slave-driver who drilled algebra and trigonometry into us until we had it down pat. She was a middle-aged lady with glasses and hair up in a bun--she definitely had the "librarian" thing going on. I had a bit of a crush on her actually. 😳
Yes, I do. I had a red-headed, evil-looking, evil, evil, evil math teacher early on that scarred me for life.
Originally posted by mlprioryup maths was easy for me - as was technical drawing; physics anything logical i can cope with.
I agree, match is a breeze compared with English or any other subject where you have to use your imagination!
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some people just have a more logical brain than others - some prefer the arty things like writing and painting etc but i hated all that crap
and i had a female maths teacher for two years who was soooooo sexy. her low cut tops contributed to my rather large obsession with womens chesticles 😀😀
Originally posted by leisurelyslothFigures. 😛
I had an absolutely brilliant high school math teacher my junior and senior years. She was a slave-driver who drilled algebra and trigonometry into us until we had it down pat. She was a middle-aged lady with glasses and hair up in a bun--she definitely had the "librarian" thing going on. I had a bit of a crush on her actually. 😳