To Sir With Love.

[Cormac135]

Did you ever have an inspirational teacher ?

Perhaps you just had a teacher that was hot as fuck.

Tell me about them.

 

[heir-to-the-wind]

My high school English teacher, Miss G, got me interested in writing, public speaking, and the use of language, so important in the legal profession.

One of my law professors, Mr. M, had an ass I wanted to fuck.

 

[sixthson]

My senior high english teacher also taught German and coached track and field. His bulge was what inspired me most with his VPL. I don't recall him being a great teacher, but maybe my mind was elsewhere in the classroom?
Rumor had it he was fooling around with another english teacher (female), who was my favorite teacher and she introduced me to the writings of Pearl S. Buck and Harper Lee. Lee's only other published book, To Set a Watchman, was released posthumously and I recently purchased it. The word is that those who loved To Kill a Mockingbird might be disappointed because she paints Atticus Finch as a racist. I haven't paid much attention to that background noise because I don't want it to interfer with my own opinion of the book. So, two teachers inspiring me in different ways....

 

[peeonme]

My 5th grade social studies teacher, he captured my attention and got me interested in cultures and government.
Also I had a geometry teacher that I can still hear in my mind explaining what a line is.

 

[eastofeden]

I can't think of one I wanted to have sex with...but if Sidney Poitier was my teacher...I would have had a teacher I wanted to fuck....

As for inspirational...a lot of them were over the years. My favorite one was a humanities teacher in college who I eventually took every course he taught ..he was magical for me. I loved him letting me glimpse into worlds and places I would have never been exposed to otherwise.

 

[mikemizanin729]

The PE teacher was always nice too us. He was pretty funny.

He was well into sport too. He was pretty cute I think he was about 30 or something.

 

[rareboy]

I had so many.

In elementary school there was my Grade two teacher, and my grade four and five teacher. They were wonderful women.

In secondary school, I had my English teacher, two history teachers and an art teacher as well as the school principal who really propelled me forward.

The only teacher I used to dream of getting fucked by was a home room teacher I had in grade nine and my sister's biology teacher.

In fact, with the one, I used to silently hum 'To Sir With Love' whenever I thought of him while beating off.

 

[JohnnyAnger]

Not really anyway I can think of. My school was massively over perscribed and the teachers stressed, they didnt really have the time to care about any of us beyond making sure we showed up. More often than not bad behaviour would take up a good 60% of our class.

I quite liked one of my history teachers, but only becaus he put me in a class of 6 and just left us to do whatever we wanted while he hung out in his office.

 

[HoodedRat]

My Art teachers, Miss Matin, and, Mr White, were truly inspirational; as was my Biology teacher, Miss Codner.

On the other hand all of my PE/Sports teachers were such a bunch of power-mad cunts, who loved belittling the fatties, skinnies, and glasses-wearing weaklings (such as myself) that they have engendered within me a total and utter lifelong loathing of all forms of sport.

My other teachers (Maths, English, Physics, Chemistry, History, etc, etc) were so universally shit that I really learnt nothing of any value whatsoever from any of them.

My father taught me to read, write and do basic arithmetic before I even started school and I consider that my real education began the day that I walked out of the school gates never to return. I just taught myself from books at the local library.

 

[Cormac135]

It was my history teacher for me, opened up a world of riches for me.

Sadly there was no Sidney Poitier, or any black teachers, so no bbc.

There was my gym teacher though, always hanging around too long when the class was taking showers.

 

[gsdx]

Never had a crush on any of my teachers. However, there were 2 gay teachers in the high school. The music teacher got tangled up with a few of the male students during the summer holidays. Nothing happened, but the proposition was made. The students notified the school. The teacher never came back in the new school year. He was replaced by the school's French teacher. He had a nervous breakdown in October.

 

[ronboy]

Well, they must have had a positive impact on me, because I became a teacher!

My most influential elementary school teacher was my second and third grade teacher. I was in a multi-grade level class, and was with him for both grades. I was not a great student. But, by the end of third grade I was!

While in Middle School, I had a great team of teachers for seventh grade. Three males (English, Social Studies and Science) and a female (Mathematics). I learned a great deal that year! Eighth grade was probably my worst year. I didn't have many friends, didn't like my teachers, and was bullied. Not to mention, the hormones started to kick in. The only positive thing to happen that year was, well, you know.....I started to grow pubes and jack off!

In high school, I had several great Social Studies and English teachers. My Italian and Typing teachers and the Choir director were also quite influential.

I went to college with both journalism and teaching on my mind. Teaching won out!

I only hope that some of the many children that I have taught in 30 years of work will remember me fondly.

I can honestly say that there was only one teacher I crushed on, my 8th grade Science teacher. He wasn't a memorable teacher for his talents but he was quite handsome and had chest hair curling up out of the neck of his shirts!

 

[gsdx]

I can honestly say that there was only one teacher I crushed on, my 8th grade Science teacher. He wasn't a memorable teacher for his talents but he was quite handsome and had chest hair curling up out of the neck of his shirts!

The only impact my 9th grade science teacher had on me was his name. We got bonus points on exams if it was spelt correctly: N-A-U-N-H-E-I-M-E-R

He was a good teacher, but I don't remember much of what he taught us.

 

[EddMarkStarr]

I know this is a thread about favorite teachers but I'm absolutely floored that you guys know LuLu!

While I was old enough to remember LuLu in "To Sir With Love" starring Sidney Poitier from 1967, I ran into plenty of guys in 1981/1982, when LuLu scored another hit song, and these dudes had no idea who she was. Along with Tina Turner, LuLu was yet another singing artist that found new life in the 1980's music psunami.

 

[Alistair]

It was my history teacher for me, opened up a world of riches for me.

I had a cool history teacher as well. I had him all 4 years of high school. He'd have a few of us stay after school every couple of weeks and we'd play Risk, Monopoly, Clue and a few other board games, and he would get a pizza brought in.

He took me and another classmate I was friends with to our State Capitol in Columbus. We sat in on a Senate meeting and talked to our local Representatives. I met Sherrod Brown that day.

I don't know if it went as far as a crush but he was by far the best teacher I ever had.

 

[gsdx]

^ To Sir, With Love is one of my most favourite movies. I wore out 2 VHS tapes before DVD came along, and, as soon as Blu-ray came along, I replaced the DVD with Blu-ray.

 

[johaninsc]

yes, I had two...my World History teacher, Mr. W, and my Art teacher, Mr.S


but 5 years after graduating from school I saw in the paper where the History teacher was arrested for having sex with two underage girls from his classes


seven years later the Art teacher was arrested in one of the small local parks trying to pick up a young man for sex

the young man turned out to be an undercover police officer