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English teacher from high school.

my middle school language arts teacher, he was so down to earth and awesome, i remember one time one of the students said he couldn't think of anything to write about, so he threw a chair against the wall and screamed at him to get out...before promptly laughing, saying he was kidding, and saying he now had something to write about, he was the best and i miss him every day

Gymnasium, therefore other. Or both middle and high school, but that isn't exactly an option.

My pastry teacher!!!
He was a great teacher, and person.
He's now one of my best friends, he was that awesome! ^^
But there were a lot of great teachers throughout my school days.

My Standard Grade History teacher in high school was an absolute legend. He had such a brilliant, engaging way of teaching and handling kids, and he knew everything that had ever happened anywhere ever. We have good reason to suspect that his car is actually a TARDIS and that he attended most of the historical events he taught us about. He was just so awesome. (Actually, he still is. He takes the local ghost tours to scare the crap out of toursits.)

high school AP Physics prof.

I have many favorite teachers, but I'll go with High School since I have more there

I've had (and have) so many awesome college/university professors.  My current favorite is either my History of Ancient Sport professor or Latin professor.  Both are awesome for different reasons.

Chemistry teacher in high school

Torn between High school and uni. High school teachers were really nice and were actually keen on teaching. BUT this uni lecturer games so he wins. Helps his subject was super interesting too. *loves learning about the brain*

High school.

hopelessidiot wrote: *loves learning about the brain*

^ I second this \o/

My vote: Highschool Math Teacher (Different years from the teacher I voted in the other poll ) I really looked forward for his lectures, I already looked forward for Math lectures and this teacher just made it all better, also helping me prepare for international or regional exams

College choir director. He had a way of making you feel like you could do anything, and then helping you actually do it.