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Everyone has a loved one and a hero to be admired and emulated. I also have people I love, admire, and admire so far; they are a strong motivator that motivates me to study hard after my parents. When I was in grade 8 at Bour High School, there were two teachers that I respected and loved very much. My English teacher, Ms. Neal ChanRoth, and my math teacher, Mr. Khom Socheat They are the teachers that I admire and love most. They are both very respectable people.

They have commons in many respects, but one striking difference between them impresses much on me. Firstly, they are both intelligent. My English teacher always tries her best to help students and motivates us to try to study. Especially, she told us where to review the lesson before the exam and always tries to tell us what is wrong and what is right. My math teacher, likewise, is willing to help if the student doesn't understand the lessons or exercises and always asks if we are ready to study or not to make sure that the student will not feel stressed when studying math. Secondly, both of them have a good sense of humor.For instance, my English teacher always starts a lesson with a funny story or a quiz so as to attract our attention to his lecture.In the same way, my math teacher often tells us a funny story or tells us about his life experiences to help us relax when we feel tired or stressed.

However, there is one typical difference between them: their attitudes toward our studying. My English teacher is very kind and easygoing, polite and tolerant to all students. She can easily forgive our mistakes and remind us not to repeat them. If we failed the exam, she tried to help us by giving us some more exercises or questions to get a higher score. On the other hand, my math teacher is very strict with us. He is a bit harsh, but he just wants students to walk the right path. He will never forgive us if we make mistakes. Once, my house is busy so I can't come on time. I came to class late for about 10 minutes, and he did not let me come in. He gave a rule that "no one can come in class after him."

And last but not least, both teachers have the same points, but there are some differences. For me, I love them equally and respect them most. They are my second family. It is true that everyone has the same and different points; no one is completely the same.

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Everyone has a loved one and a hero to be admired and emulated. I also have people I love, admire, and admire so far; they are a strong motivator that motivates me to study hard after my parents. When I was in grade 8 at Bour High School, there were two teachers that I respected and loved very much. My English teacher, Ms. Neal ChanRoth, and my math teacher, Mr. Khom Socheat They are the teachers that I admire and love most. They are both very respectable people.

They have commons in many respects, but one striking difference between them impresses much on me. Firstly, they are both intelligent. My English teacher always tries her best to help students and motivates us to try to study. Especially, she told us where to review the lesson before the exam and always tries to tell us what is wrong and what is right. My math teacher, likewise, is willing to help if the student doesn't understand the lessons or exercises and always asks if we are ready to study or not to make sure that the student will not feel stressed when studying math. Secondly, both of them have a good sense of humor.For instance, my English teacher always starts a lesson with a funny story or a quiz so as to attract our attention to his lecture.In the same way, my math teacher often tells us a funny story or tells us about his life experiences to help us relax when we feel tired or stressed.

However, there is one typical difference between them: their attitudes toward our studying. My English teacher is very kinder than my Math teacher and she is easygoing, polite and tolerant to all students. She can easily forgive our mistakes and remind us not to repeat them. If we failed the exam, she tried to help us by giving us some more exercises or questions to get a higher score. On the other hand, my math teacher is very stricter than my English teacher. He is a bit harsh, but he just wants students to walk the right path. He will never forgive us if we make mistakes. Once, my house is busy so I can't come on time. I came to class late for about 10 minutes, and he did not let me come in. He gave a rule that "no one can come in class after him."

And last but not least, both teachers have the same points, but there are some differences. For me, I love them equally and respect them most. They are my second family. It is true that everyone has the same and different points; no one is completely the same.