Hey Pandas, Who Is That One Teacher You Hated In Your Student Life? (Closed)

Had a teacher who CONSTANTLY berated me in history class for no apparent reason.
Two weeks after I graduated, he showed up at my college apartment unannounced, and asked me out. He was 30 years older than me. Creep.

When I was in third grade, I was consistently bullied by this guy I'll call M. Now, M was the BANE OF MY EXISTENCE. I would get sick every morning thinking about being at school with him. And he insisted we were friends. Even after I came upfront about what was happening with M, my teacher would pair me up with him on every. Single. Project. She was trying to keep him near me, now I've got anxiety and PTSD, thanks a lot.

Just one? There was the... one who ran the "advanced and gifted students" program who would compliment and laugh with the pretty popular (and pretentious) girl in the group, then humiliate me or outright SCOLD me in front of that same class for doing the same thing. Ie: Popular girl tells a joke and laughs.. it's 'Oh you're so funny!' - I laugh at someone else's joke, it's "D. Pitbull!!! WHY do you have to be so DISRUPTIVE?"

Or... the English teacher who constantly scoffed and derided *EVERYTHING* I said... essentially disdaining me to the "Will never 'get' anything" pile, and refused to give me a grade higher than "just-at-average"... and when I got a rather high-score on an English Lit exam (provided by NOT this teacher) - he looked at it and gave me a slow-sarcastic clap and walked away.

And there are more... but these two stood out because they GRADED me on their personal dislike for the 'not-pretty-not-popular' kid.

My seventh grade math teacher Ms. Allison. She was so rude and didn't seem to like kids either. A lot of my classmates and I kept wondering why she was a teacher at all.

My third grade math teacher. She would never let me go use the restroom and, as a result, I ended up peeing my pants... like, a lot. I know she knew it was happening and just didn't care.

I had this one sub in grade school. I think it was 1st grade. So he was a unfair jerk that didn't let kids use the bathroom when needed. About 30ish minutes of being refused to go, a reason became clear why you never make little kids try to hold it. Both my parents and the custodian were rather cross with him after the incident.

Kids and especially little kids have smaller bladders and higher metabolisms. Let them go to the facilities and continue the lesson. Also don't hold the wee even as an teen/adult, UTI's and Kidney issues are no joke.

My only worse teacher was that one sub. Other teachers/instructors later on in my academy life were strict, but fair.

In elementary school everyone hated the nurse. She was honestly the worst. The typical here’s an ice pack and go away type. I had bad anxiety in fourth grade and was scared of being sick in class. I did get sick in class though and went to the nurse. When my parents were there she said to me something akin to “promise me you’re going to come back ok?”. I only said yes because I had anxiety and didn’t want to say no. Though clearly I didn’t want to come back. I mean I was embarrassed and just upset. Though because I had promised I had to go back.

Mrs. Zieger, an ex-nun I had for fifth grade math and art. I got all A’s except for those two classes, in which I got the first C’s of my life. She accused me of cheating (which I would never do), and loved to humiliate me. She even had a notebook with “Mary’s Page”, on which she wrote all kinds of humiliating things about me. I hated going to school because of her and dreamed of running away, knowing that I’d be beaten at home if I did, because at that time teachers were always right.

I saw her some forty years later at some event with a bunch of old people, and she asked who I was but didn’t say her name. When one of my friends said, “You know that’s Mrs. Zieger, don’t you!” I got sick to my stomach and started shaking uncontrollably. I forgave her in my heart many times over the years, but on a cellular level, I was still traumatized by her. Pure evil.

My 8th grade choir teacher not the worst as some on here but 1st I did not choose the class I was put in it well call her Mrs. B. She treated us like 2nd graders, bought flowers for herself on her birthday and WROTE HERSELF a card and then asked us to ask her what the flowers were for, would guilt trip us into going to the concerts and doing a full year. Talked on and on about her foreign exchange daughters and how they do taco night and how they hike places together and how great she is and how we should kiss up to her.

Ms. Corning at Nute elementary school in Milton,NH. she looked a lot like Roz from Monsters Inc. She was a second grade teacher and I have no idea why. She absolutely had no patience for children whatsoever. Nobody was ever really that misbehaved because we were all so scared of her. She would threaten us with a ruler and constantly remind us how much she hated children. She even made me cry one day because my mother allowed me to use this super cute bratz doll purse I was in love with as a backpack for the day. She scolded me saying i should stop "trying to be cute" and my mother is an unfit idiot for allowing me to even have a purse in the first place. I'm just so glad we moved the next year and never went back.

This answer isn't as detailed as some of them, but my one of the teachers I've had this year just seems creepy. He seems nice but he has made someone cry. Plus he talked about stuff that shouldn't be discussed between teachers and students (not super explicit, just not appropriate for school)

He just seems off

Freshman science teacher decided I read too much, got me banned from bringing reading books to school/ checking things out of the library that weren't for assignments.

In grade 6 our male teacher was a German, he was big and strong. We had his wife teaching us for a while and one of our boy students had a melt down, he was an orphan from a local orphan home. Anyway she tried to calm him down and he lashed out hitting her. The husband rushed into the classroom grabbed him by the back of his neck and carried him out onto the veranda and punched the living daylights out of him in front of the whole class. We never saw the boy again, no word as to what happened to him, he just disappeared. We were all witnesses to a major assault and we were all scared of him for the rest of primary school.

Mine taught classes relating to therapy/social work/etc. Stuff like Human Growth and Development, Counseling and Mental Health, etc.

1. In Human Growth and Development, instead of showing an online video of a C-section, she showed us a video of her OWN C-section.

2. Asked me point blank if I was an "oops baby" when she heard how old my parents were when they had me (While she was pregnant)

3. Pointed out her unborn son's "boy stuff" when she was showing her ultrasounds to the class.

4. Talked to another teacher within earshot about how her breast milk had changed color after getting Covid (She was fine)

5. Vented about her father in law's killer's execution to the class. Repeatedly. He had been an officer and was killed on duty, and the person who killed him was given the death penalty.

Not taking any more of her classes next year, I'm focusing on medical science since I've gotten all the credits I need and don't want to spend any more time in that classroom.

Mr. A
Supposedly fun teacher in class, had lots of sound affect buttons on his desk. but:
- had a student who hated him so much they made a voodoo doll for him, which he kept and proudly showed off
- myself and many other kids complained that 30-40+ problems a night ( with multiple parts) was two much with 3 other academic classes, he said an hour of homework per subject + my own undianosed adhd which added an extra 2 hours give or take so 4-6 hours of hw a night, was perfectly reasonable.
-Also had a stroke in the middle of a class ( not one of the bad things obvs) I wasn't there but pretty scary for him and that class :0

Not as bad as some other stories here, but some highlights from Mr. D the Citizenship teacher: