My favorite teacher
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Mrs. Cooper was a caring and fun 10th and 11th grade English teacher who took the time to help her students by asking how their day was and understanding that too much homework caused stress. She explained concepts and answered any questions during class to ensure students understood.
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My favorite teacher
- 2. Caring
- 3. Fun
- 4. Took time to help students
- 5. Asked how your day was
- 6. Understood that too much homework was to stressful for students
- 7. Explained things and answered questions anytime during class