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This is the teachers least favorite student of all the student never does that work never listens etc.
Oh look at that student he is the teachers least favorite. Oh the poor boys now the teacher rat after running out of the school building.
usually starts with crushing on your teacher/ finding your teacher really good looking. will progress from looking forward to their lessons to looking forward to "accidentally" walk pass her class/ bump into her. this attachment will only start developing when you find out they arent going to teach you next year/ they are leaving the school. you will start distancing yourselves from them and stop making memories with them because itll be too painful to look back on. but on the last day you will cry your heart out to her to the point she has to make sure you get home safe.
also this usually happens when the teacher actually kind of hate the student in a friend way.
also always happens with teachers who surnames start with t. yall should watch out.
"pls dont leave me i have teacher attachment issues"
People working as english teachers are like ice cream, you can easily tell the quality on the basis of the first impression.
It is hard to see whether it is the intended meaning or just my english teacher's personal interpretation.
A teacher who excels at not properly teaching a given subject. Their teaching abilities are so poor that they actually end up “un-teaching” the subject. It’s the reverse of your standard teacher.
Wow, he’s such a good un-teacher. I don’t understand anything anymore.
The fast walk of a teacher characterized with clicking heels on a long stretch of hallway, especially in a school setting.
The new teacher quickly developed the teacher walk as she hurried from one place to another.
The yearly (sometimes quarterly, monthly, weekly, or daily) occurrence of a teacher at his or her wits’ end resulting in ugly-crying, typically at one’s desk, in one’s car, or in the shower. This is sometimes followed up with an adult beverage and junk food.
I had my first teacher meltdown of the year after today’s testing session.