"Heil Mein Führer !", that is probably the way the School appears to be to most students. The fact is that despite the toothpaste ad phony smiles that the teachers give you all the time it does not escape from our minds even for one second that it will be your very hands too that will do our gradings (or degradings) as the case may be.
I am one of those guys who have bee repeatedly sounded off by the teachers for being too 'formal' in the class. I sometimes stand up to pose or reply to a question, always suffix or prefix my replies with a 'Sir' or 'Madam' and greet them 'Good-morning/afternoon' instead of 'Hello's' and 'Hi's' . It may well be the fact that my past schools have instilled in me a sense of respect for the teachers that is so well rooted that showing them respect and courtesy has become second nature to me but the truth is the teachers of this school deserve the minimalist respect that I have ever shown to any teacher.
School Breakfast Press Conference at Eastport Elem...
School Bus Rear Lights
September 11, 2001 attacks in New York City: View ...I probably have more respect for every single of my former teachers than all my present teachers put together. Most of teachers here are unprofessional and more interested in finishing the so-called syllabus than actually teaching all the students in the class. This is proven by the fact that some students of this school actually fail the IB exam and have to settle for a certificate instead. At every level some students are 'advised' to change their course preferences on the basis of their grades because the teachers feel that they are not upto the mark. But, in reality it is not the students who are not upto the mark but rather the teachers. It is the duty of a teacher...