Teachers who put you to sleep? (2 Viewers)

[skyscraper]

I finished school last year, but yeah did anyone have/has a teacher who just puts you completely to sleep?

My yr11 business teacher was amazing, interesting to listen to and I enjoyed the class. year 12, my new teacher put me to sleep. I still liked business, but no matter what I did, I would go from awake and alert to exhausted and nodding off whenever I walked into that classroom.

 

[Maryanayeah]

I know how you feeeel!
Same with english

 

[mac1996]

since its business, theres not much to understand, so if it reaches the point where your not learning anything
id go the the library and do my own study during that class

 

[madharris]

Music, English, Maths, Chemistry - Oh and the headmaster!!!!! (If he counts as a teacher), the deputy principal, head of the senior college and head of the middle school!

So basically every staff member that spoke to me

 

[tonynho]

I hope I get decent teachers in Year 11. I'm hoping for a good Modern teacher, and a good English teacher. That is ALL I'm asking for

 

[Aysce]

My biology teacher. All he ever did was ramble on about how supposedly "great" he was.

 

[LoveHateSchool]

Definitely. Had a few like that during the six yrs haha.

 

[enoilgam]

I had a few in High School, but my Legal History lecturer in uni took the cake by a mile - it was literally the most boring subject in the world being taught by the most boring person in the world. Imagine a 70ish year old guy with a droning voicing babbling on for 3 hours about 10th century jurisprudence. It was truly horrifying

 

[starshine02]

I have this teacher who always talks about her family and health issues...

It's kinda hard because people feel like it'd be really mean to just tell them to stop wasting time/telling stories so we all just suck it up and pretend to be interested.

 

[AsianFrustratio]

My Year 7 Math teacher, she was so old and her voice was so dull and, despite sitting at the front, she never noticed me sleep >_>

She almost slaughtered my passion for maths which I only redeemed by the end of year 8

 

[Focus is Key]

My Year 9 History teacher was horrible. He'd begin by discussing one point vaguely related to History then focus on some hugely irrelevant small piece of information for 45 minutes. People reguarly either fell asleep in his class or mucked up because of his droning, repetitive awful voice and classes. My Year 11 Biology teacher was really bad too. She'd drone on for 45 minutes or so (although admittedly about relevant, usually fairly important information) but no-one could concentrate during it at all. She'd always give us sheets and I hated doing them :/ MUCH rather write notes!

 

[wannabesurgeon]

My English teacher.... Seriously she is just so damn boring to listen too! We were on one page of a novel for like 4 days just talking about it and I'm just there with my head on the desk sleeping. I hope I have more enthusiasm to listen to her this year but I don't like my chances..

 

[alphabetafeta96]

my physics teacher-only they didnt talk but just said to complete sheets on our computer, so it was pretty much self teaching and i pretty much failed the test

 

[mac1996]

my physics teacher-only they didnt talk but just said to complete sheets on our computer, so it was pretty much self teaching and i pretty much failed the test

ur still not even in y11 though?

 

[Magical Kebab]

We used to take naps in year 9 English and our teacher used to give us Vegemite on toast.

 

[Maryanayeah]

We used to take naps in year 9 English and our teacher used to give us Vegemite on toast.

productive lesson, i'd prefer nuttella though

 

[Magical Kebab]

productive lesson, i'd prefer nuttella though

Me too but we were happy

 

[Jikky]

IST teacher in year 10.. oh ma gawd. the true definition of monotonous. with one of those lazy, swerving tones in her voice. -____-

 

[laura-jayne14]

My year 7 English teacher & my year 8 Science teacher

 

[cheepy5]

My Ext2 teacher especially on a hot day afternoon when everyone is tired. According to my friends he has 'a soothing voice when explaining conics'.