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Once upon a time, there was a little oldish divorced lady named Ms. Meg  who did not like anyone. She yelled and screamed , scaring all the 6th-8th graders.  She liked to be mean. She only made us read and did not bring the class into the discussion. She once pulled on a girls hair! She made everyone go "boo-whoo" all the way home.
The End.

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Having homework that is not graded makes us more likely to complete it without having the stress of it being a grade

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Harrison Brookie had a very simple class setup that allowed you time to adapt to how things would be in his class, and allow your mind to take in the information he was giving you more effectively.

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SHE PUT PEOPLE ON THE SPOT 24/7 TO THE POINT WHERE IT GAVE US ANXIETY WHEN WE WERE GOING OVER THINGS BECAUSE EVERYONE WAS SO AFRAID TO BE CALLED ON FOR SOMETHING WE DIDN'T KNOW

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Students never felt like the teacher was FOR them. Teacher labeled students on their ability based off first impression and never saw or encouraged opportunity for growth.

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My third grade teacher, Mrs. Moreno, had a passion for fiber arts (yarn). And she evidently thought we should too. So obviously the class was super fun because all we did was play with yarn all day. But, other then how to round numbers I dont recall anything from her class other then knitting, finger weaving, etc.

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Teacher took the time to help you understand, explained things from multiple angles.

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Once upon a time, there was this very nice lady named Mrs. Simco. She loved everyone! She let us play games that would allows us to learn and have fun while moving around. Mrs. Simco would always take time to try and teach everyone individually, one on one. Her class was always interesting and did not feel like a burden. If we had trouble on home work, she would would help us in our free time. She made everyone smile all the way home.
The End.

Also Sarah Davis is an amazing teacher

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I had a teacher that always made sure everyone was caught up. She stayed at a pace that made it easier and if anyone needed help, she would teach them more at lunch and after school to make sure everyone was okay.

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My math teacher in 7th grade answered our questions clearly on the board and explained in thorough detail why the answer should be what it was. Also, if we needed extra help on something, we could come in his classroom after or before school and he would elaborate more on the lesson.

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Having a math teacher have multiple ways of teaching each lesson

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Letting the kids yell in class, teaching the entire period and not let anyone interact.

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I once had a teacher that would assign us homework that would take AT LEAST two hours or more to finish and she was not considerate about others and how they had things to do after school. For example, once I had a four hour practice after school and I told her the next day that I didn't have time to finish the last part and I got in huge trouble for it and it was really only five questions

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Rudo Sibande  was a fantastic teacher because she helped us learn where we were at and worked to ensure we were not stressed out by the way the class was run

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Teacher would not use class time to teach. Would assign videos on material without answering questions. Teacher was sarcastic and passive aggressive.

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Xanna
She played games with us that were in relation to what we were learning and her lessons were unique and well thought out.

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I had a teacher in 7th grade who wouldn't teach. He gave us reading assignments and questions, but he never taught us anything.

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Was horrible she just gave you the work and was like ok go and do it and oh by the way theres a test tomorrow

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My math teacher would teach to the smartest kids in the class, which would make it difficult for other kids to keep up with the course. Also, she would go into detail and focus her lessons on one thing, and then the tests would be focused on a completely other thing that she only mentioned in passing (if it was mentioned at all).

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her name was Mrs. Barton
she was always cranky and i did not learn anything

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Jennifer

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I had an AWESOME geometry teacher who always made sure I understand the concept before moving on from the topic which was great

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HARRISON BROOKIE
- engaging, energetic lectures
- clear expectations that students were held responsible for
- challenged students
- was understanding but not a pushover
- assignments were consistently same format but about a different topic every time
- tests truly reflected material learned in class

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Mrs Batson was the worst teacher that I have ever had. She would sit in the corner like a bird and watch you raise your had get up and make you feel bad for asking questions....Why..why I am here to learn. She would not teach you and expect you to know everything.

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Mr.McCarrell
He did not teach, he just assigned projects and gave us tests. He did not care if we actually learned and understood the content.

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Mr G, really nice and interactive

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Mrs. Caldwell... yelled 24/7
bc she was cranky

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Effective learning is having breaks during class so we can focus and not drift off, allow people to talk a bit to interact and make learning fun by playing games and doing group work!

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In eighth grade, I had a math teacher named Mrs. Karalash who did not teach in ways that would benefit the rest of the class. Everything was either right or wrong and she had no explanation. It was either look it up in your own time or ask another student. I failed that class. Please don't be a Karalash; connect with your students and look out for questions. Let students help each other and don't let them be the only other human source.

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Did flip classroom and she made it easy enough to answer but not to where it made you feel dumb

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I once had a teacher that would always assign a manageable amount of homework and would make jokes but always teach very well. He also would make sure everyone was on the same page and that they could learn they way they learned best.

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In 8th grade I had Mrs. Adams as my English 1 teacher. By far the best class I have ever had/ever experienced. She was exteremly good at keeping us engaged. For example, when we read shakespeare she (without breaking any rules that would et us in trouble) would let us in on all the dirty jokes. We also would act out the scenes in groups and play a bunch of games. And it was just a great and really fun class!