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I think this speaks particularly well to the challenges young teachers face during their first years of the profession. When I walked out of the classroom after my first lesson it hit me. Being a teacher is gonna be much harder than I thought. Nevertheless, having seen classes in chaos, in school and at university, this is a crucial part of any young teacher‘s portfolio. Establishing control and structure as soon as possible without putting students down.

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I think this meme is funny because I remember a lot of my school teachers trying to finish explaining a new subject at the end of a lesson. In my opinion the students normally don’t have much energy left shortly before the bell rings. The last minutes of a lesson should rather be used for a short recap of the lesson.

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This meme represents what perhaps most of primary and secondary teachers might have felt during the pandemic. It was a shocking time, which demanded change of activities and getting acquainted with digital tools overnight. Not to mention the fact that class management is completely different. These times required the divising of a lesson plan that detaches itself from following the conventional rules in order to keep students (especially children) interested in an online-based class.

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I really like this meme because it describes me well. I get really competitive when playing sports so and I don't think that I will shy away from properly involving myself in the PE lessons. It's just difficult for me to sit at the byline and just watch when I have the opportunity to play.

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This meme immediately appealed to me personally because it reminded me very strongly of my school days. Some teachers' moods fluctuated daily, which was not easy for our class since it affected the learning atmosphere, the following lessons or , even the grading. It is clear, that teachers are also human beings with emotions and feelings that influence their daily mood. And every teacher will have "better" and "worse" days over time. In my opinion, however, every teacher should leave the bad mood outside when entering the school to guarantee professional work.

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I feel like this describes my life perfectly as I have to go to the toilet so often. When I did my internships for example, I literally planned  my toilet breaks and tried not to drink too much. Probably not the best habit but basically the only option for me haha

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I always thought my teacher's complaints about my and my classmates' handwriting were exaggerated until I had to correct my first revision. I now would like all my students to use Word or other computer software just so I can read what they have written.

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I think that people who don't work in education are often quick to judge , but it's also ourselves who might say: "I will never do that, when I am a teacher". Yet, I believe that we have to be aware that we are human beings first and professionals second. For that reason I think it is ok to adapt your own values as well as other's values according to specific situations.

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I believe all of us are familiar with such situations - having tasks or homework to do and not being able (or wanting) to finish them the day before the deadline. The day of the deadline, we are stressed and try to finish them fast - often showing less effort or needing the help of our colleagues/classmates.
Many students are often doing this as well, however, this should not become a habit. As teachers, we are also responsible for teaching them self competence: They should learn how to organize themselves and manage their own time so that they can finish their tasks carefully and non-stressfully on time.

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Some days are harder than others but i think it's important to not loose your sense of humor.

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I believe that most teachers can identify with this meme. Students will try to trick you and act like they do not know. Hence, it is important to write down homework, deadlines, and requirements. By doing so, teachers might lower the risks of students trying to trick oneself.

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I think this meme shows one of the most common situations in the classroom. On the one hand, I find it very funny because when I was at school and even now at university, the same situation as in the meme often existed or still exists. On the other hand, I think it's a bit of a shame, because it also shows that students are often scared of presenting in front of the class. Therefore, I always find it particularly important that there is a good atmosphere in the classroom and that students do not have to be afraid of being laughed at or being criticised when presenting something.

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I find this meme quite accurate for some teachers. It never happened to me personally, but I've seen a classmate constantly being asked by the same teacher to take off his hoodie in front of the entire class. Of course, there might be some inappropriate clothes for everyday school life, but I cannot understand why some teachers see students wearing hoodies as some form of disrespect. Shouldn't students rather be encouraged to become independent personalities with their own opinions and their own style of clothing?

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I like this meme because I feel like this truly shows that teachers sometimes have too high expectations of their students. While one should try to get the best out of their students, simultaneously one shouldn’t overwhelm them or be disappointed if something doesn't work out as planned or wished. I guess it can also be quite funny to see how creative students can become when submitting their works.

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I like this meme because I feel like this happens to teachers a lot. It can be quite difficult to understand what students want  to say or very interesting to see what they come up with, especially because you can remember teaching them anything about this.

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I find this meme funny and quite unsettling at the same time, since I will be a German and English teacher, which means I will be constantly correcting texts. On the one hand, I think it's extremely important to give students the opportunity to write as many texts as possible in order to improve. On the other hand, it can be a lot of work for the teacher, and therefore the teacher should be very well organized. Of course, the meme is also a little exaggerated.

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I find this meme funny because I have been in that exact situation as a student and this might be the most stressful thing that has happened to me yet ^^
But I think it is also really nice that the teacher says anything at all because when I was in this situation, I was even able to locate my error and therefore probably saved some points.

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I find this meme funny because now I understand both sides. On one hand, it can be annoying when students do not listen, but I cannot blame them since I was just the same back then.

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I often feel like teachers like to overanalyze texts or work with books longer than necessary. Students then feel bored or cannot grasp what is really going on. Often less is more.

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I find this meme quite annoying because it is correct if students ask if they can go to the bathroom. Most teachers answer with this sarcastic answer. But 'can or may i use the bathroom' are both polite ways to ask for permission. Nowadays most of the students know this 'joke' already and do not find it funny but rather annoying.

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If you want to teach only exam relevant stuff it might be too boring, but if you teach interesting but not exam relevent stuff, students may react just as spongebob does in the meme

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I like it because I have seen it happen.
From the persective of a student those 5 minute breaks are important and should not be cut short.