Who was your favourite teacher growing up and why?

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jus jaz

Favorite in Primary school:
Teacher Baboolal-----thanks to him l learn to spell well because every Friday he took us up in spelling with the promise to cut yuh tail in front the class if yuh get anything under 15 outta 20!! l never had to go to the front and l thank him for that motivation!!
Favorite in Junior Sec:
Ms Nunes...classy, calm, soft spoken woman.
Favorite in Senior Sec:
Mr Bajnauth.....geography teacher with a punk rock hairstyle, hitting on one of his students shamelessly. He was my fave because l didn't care for geography and he didn't care that l didn't care!!
Least favorite in Primary:
Don't have any
Junior sec:
Agri Science teacher(?)
Senior sec:
Mr Johnatty.....that man like he had ah pact with the devil to antagonize me. At least twice for the week he used to report me to the principal. Yuh name have to announce over the PA system for the whole school to hear, and he wearing ah big grin. When yuh go down in the Principal office, yuh had to sit and wait till he talk to this one and that one, sometimes he forget bout you, so I learn to stay in the corridor out of sight till I feel he forget bout me and go back to the class. Hear Johnatty, "what he tell yuh?" big smile on he face. Me: "he say to go back in class and behave mehself sir"!! Till next time!!

Don, son of Shakka

My favourite teachers are, Mrs Lindsay in Primary, and Mr Mullings my art teacher in high school.

The least favourite is my maths teacher in high school Mrs Lewin, She hated me, and refuse to mark my papers, I had to ask another maths teacher to mark them, I left high school with a pass in maths in G.C.E. and CXC no thanks to her.

curious!

Favourite:
Mrs. Branker - Mucurapo Junior Secondary (really cool and quiet)

Mr. Pilgrim - Bishop Centenary College (knowledgeable and interesting)

Least Favourite:
Ms. Headly - Mucurapo Junior (Really Strict woman - and she taught Spanish)

Petra M

Favourite teacher - Standard 5 teacher at St. Catherine's Preparatory School (it was a Roman Catholic private school) - Mrs. Humes. She was a bit strict but she was fair. If a student complained about another student she would sit both of them down and ask for both sides of the story.

Least favourite teacher - Mrs. Maharaj. A first class bitÂ©h. That woman made my life a living hell in Standard Four. To make matters worse, I get the feeling she was a racist. I was only 10 years old at the time but she made her racism pretty obvious to all of her students. If I ever meet her today I'll give she de sweetest cussin' of she life. Ah jus' waitin' fuh she ***.

julien

Mrs. Roach from St. Joseph Boys RC she was the teacher's teacher.
DE WUS TEACHER AWARD GOES TO - MR. PIERRE Curepe Junior Sec. PM shift. That man make me write out the National Anthem 5 times !! Just because i chatting ah lil chick during de singing of de anthem. Man i so vex i write that for he with meh left hand (i does write with meh right hand eh) when he see it he say "but wha is dis" i tell he that is ah product of public schooling and buss it before he could say more. I think he still looking for me yes lol.

Lady Jexie

My eighth grade English teacher.

Mrs. LeClaire who was fair - but tough.
She inspired my lifelong love of reading.

**AccessDenied**

my favorite teacher.....i didnt have none nah...my daddy d give all ah dem permission to cut my *** when i do anything wrong....i used to get it level rite around....lol

my least favorite i hadda say was Ms. Ramadhar - primary school....

d one i coulda tolerate ah lil bit was Ms. Paul...d P.E. teacher in Sec. School... she used to let we play netball during class time

thinker_belle*

A sweetheart Nun - Sister Leona ......she was so cool and such a darling she was like one of the students as opposed to a teacher.........she actually cared about the well-being of her students not just trying to discipline or be in control ...plus when i skip maths class cause i hated it i'd go crash her class and no one could tell me anything hehehehahaa ..........everyone loved her at School.

Re$h

hmm, my favourite probably have to be Ms Richards, form 1 spanish teacher, or Ms Nunes...
good teachers, very patient & kind..

least favourite -
huh, Mr Bridgemohan - woodwork
Mrs. Singh (why she had to have the same name as me dread) maths
Mr Sharpe (never teach me but, he buff me up in front the whole school!)
Ms Pegus - food & nutrition
Ms Graham - music

Nika

Seventh grade in Canada was Mr Sharpe. He was the school librarian and our homeroom was in the library which I LOVED since I have always been a ridiculous bookworm.

In Trinidad at Dunross Prepatory was Mrs Moore. Back in the day she used to bring out a band for kiddies and I played in her band that year (maybe standard 4?). I loved it and thought she was the bomb for doing something so cool!

At SJC my all time favourite was Mrs Reid, my history teacher. She had no patience for idiocy and she was scary when we were younger but by CXC time we thought she was hilarious. She would ask a question, someone would answer (eventually) and then she would roll her eyes, look to the sky and say exasperatedly "Lord, why did you give me these DOTISH children? What did I do to deserve them?" in all seriousness, then turn back to us and keep going. The thing was she wasn't trying to be funny...you just knew you had to bring your game with her. Damn I miss that woman!

Bugsy Rabbit

man f*** all of dem stinking old farts. They always drunk and never in class.

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