Let's see... First up, how about my past year's maths teacher. Let's call her Ms. C.
Ms.C, who taught my entire of sec2[14 years old] last year, caused my maths marks to go from a normal B4/B3[about 60-69?] to drop all the way to F9 [0-40... I think] ... HOW MARVELOUS.
And now to my awesome, current Maths teacher, whom I shall call Mr. Kami. He's one super teacher, I swear. My mark picked up this MONTH from a meagre 6/30 to 16/30. Wao. He made me pass maths, and for that, I'll worship him.
Now for the next teacher, who is my current English Teacher. Let's call him.. hmm... Mr. G. So what's the problem now? See, me and my friend wrote a composition that is basically the same [the idea, not the words] and then he goes and gives me a lower mark. Hey, if the problem here was mis-spelling, grammer or vocabulary, or even the damn paragraph, I could accept and he wouldn't appear here. [There was only one mistake, in which 'will' should be 'would', but let's leave that alone.] And guess what's the reason he provides nicely? "Your compo is too abstract."
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Let's move on before I burst.
Now, we have the POA teacher, whom I shall name Ms. L. Ms. L is... A teacher who teaches POA and thinks that her answers MUST be right, even though the Cambridge professor says otherwise. And when she finishes 30 mins worth of lessons, she's sweating worse then a bloody pig even though the weather was so damn cold and people are shivering and HER ARMS KEEP BRUSHING ACROSS PEOPLE'S ARMS AND IT'S SO STICKY D:
That's about all I can type without letting the foul words and other angry outbursts to take over.
