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08-23-2015 06:43 PM - edited 08-23-2015 06:43 PM
I think I could name all of them.
08-23-2015 06:45 PM
I remember every teacher's name, from homeroom to specific subjects, kindergarten through 8th grade! I have a few of them as Facebook friends. (I'm 47 btw.)
08-23-2015 06:52 PM
I would have thought I could name them all, but only got 4 out of the 6 from K-5. We changed classes in 6, 7, 8, but I only remember 3 of the different subject teachers' names plus the homeroom teachers.
08-23-2015 07:20 PM
I had a male teacher I had a crush on. LOL A Home Ec teacher I despised old B couldn't stand that woman. Couple more from grade school .
High school maybe just one or 2.
08-23-2015 07:41 PM
I can remember them all, too, myself. However, being an elementary teacher now, I have seen children uprooted so much in a given school year. One year, I had a child come to my class in the spring. I was his/her third teacher in that year, alone. God bless these children and grant them stability to make those connections with their teachers the way many of us did!
08-23-2015 07:46 PM
I can remember all my home room teachers- then it gets dicey.
08-23-2015 08:05 PM
Hey minkbunny
How are you doing?
I remember many of my teachers - grammer school, high school and college. Grad school - not so much.
08-23-2015 08:22 PM
@hopi wrote:Hey minkbunny
How are you doing?
I remember many of my teachers - grammer school, high school and college. Grad school - not so much.
Doing great, hopi. Hope the same for you and yours.
Thank you, and everybody, for the replies. I can picture several teachers but cannot remember their names. There was one elderly teacher, first grade, that lived over the pharmacy in town. She would invite all of the students and their parents to stop by and visit her and many did. Her apartment was just like one would expect it to be, teakettle on the stove, velvet furniture, lace drapes, crocheted tablecloth and doilies. She always smelled like lavendar and was so sweet to everybody. Like a dear, dear grandma.
08-23-2015 08:39 PM
One, my favorite, my 6th grade teacher. He was so kind and understood how extremely shy I was. I felt really ill during class and he called my Mom (who didn't drive) and offered to take me home at lunch time. He was the only teacher that I went back to see after I left Elementary School and went on to Jr. High and High School. He passed away far too early in life, I remember seeing his name in the Obits and was very, very sad. He was a great teacher......
08-23-2015 08:51 PM
I remember them all attended catholic school wth all nuns and they weren't all nice that was in the days of getting hit with the ruler, or in 4th grade she had a razor strap. Interesting how nothing was said and it wasn't treated as child abuse. By the eight grade all hitting was banished.
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