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Originally Posted by Ibram
Nuh-uh. You arent allowed to like (or, at least, publicly like ANY of your teachers while youre still in school.
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Bad idea.
Bad because it's wrong and tragic on two counts. First count, these small minded morons that fancy themselves as your peers (or worse, your betters) who's opinion may matter to you enough for you to modify your behavior or attitude toward teachers you might be inclined to like DON'T COUNT. Ignore them with impunity and give more trust your instincts about the adults in school. Difficult though it may be, you *can* ignore them with impunity, because they'll all be gone very soon. It will not matter what Georgie or Susie thought of your opinion of your teachers after graduation, or sooner, at the end of class. You may be incredulous, but I assure you it is true.
Bonus points for this one because you gain practice at ignoring the fools that surround you. This is a valuable life skill for the day that will come when you need to ignore the fools around you and no easy escape is possible. Get some practice in now.
Second count, and more importantly, indulging your interest in a teacher or a subject now could lead to liking it, and that could easily lead to lifelong rewards. It is not hard to imagine that you could learn more from a teacher you like as a result of your increased interest. There's very little downside here. You are "stuck" in school for the time being. But it's only "stuck" if you dislike it.