Teachers be like ...

[Pandaphillips]

I had a teacher once she literally gave us a 30 page essay and she didn't even go over any of the questions you're supposed to go over them but not tell us the answers that was the worst teacher of my life

[Fadeless_]

I had a chemistry teacher that would “check our tests” like that and tell everyone to check their answers. And he admitted near the end of the year that he just did it to fuck with us.

[chaoticlokis]

The last one may be a joke for many but it's a real pain for some. The teacher just hands out random essays and assignments due the next day and then some students have to sacrifice sleep in order to complete it. Because the teacher doesn't give good grades unless they submit the whole thing, and when they don't get good grades they are pressurised by their parents to keep working on in the same way until they are completely shattered.

It's really painful and exhausting, man. I say this because I face it almost everyday.

[RomaroBrandon]

The same teacher that said "you should have learned this already" is always the same one who didn't teach you the year before.

[AnInvisibleMan]

Best "Bruh!" I've heard in a long while. Very good voice work. Small moment of applause.

[virginiaranara]

Ryan just flew away to get his coffee, I Swear this guy is like superman

[Randomclone]

"Time is a construct, Yes coffee"killed me😂😂

[kristianshpotin]

I literally had a homeroom teacher (who was our national language teacher) in highschool tell us that we will learn the material next year and in the next another teacher told us that we should alredy know the material. Guess whose whole class had to go the crash course on the WHOLE previous year material before our actual year material?

[axsync]

"Read your questions before you answer them" Well, atleast he got a hint that his answer wasn't correct.
EDIT: quite a bit of you are saying this is incorrect, this is just a comment, ok? Not a

[vee]

I had a teacher who used to do all the work she assigned for us in the time limit along with the rest of her life, she was honestly the best teacher I have had

[zeeshansyed]

"Why are you late?"

"Time is a construct"

[Psykolord]

Had a professor in college. Almost any time we asked a question, he would say "You must review your notes, otherwise I cannot help you, " in *exactly* the same cadence and tone. One lecture, as I was taking notes, I noticed that something he just wrote wasn't legible. I politely asked him what it said, so I could write it *in* my notes.

His response: "You must review your notes, otherwise I cannot help you."

That was the day I became convinced he was a robot.

[catholicfemininity]

I know this is funny, but it's why I'm homeschooling my kids, public school was so bad, I had so much work to do that I ended up procrastinating and ended up learning nothing and just wasting time.

[annabagley]

The read the questions thing is so accurate!! Every test they think we just writing random shit!! 😂

[xt_gurlx]

Omg that part when the teacher literally squinting at ur exam is soooo relating. IT IS SO ANNOYING WHEN THEY DO THAT

[humanconfusion]

Teachers might need therapy more than the students do

[gigavenomes]

Teachers are literally kids who want to inflict the same pain and suffering that they experienced when they were kids 😢

[J]

What the teacher thinks about all the time🤣

[dogextra]

Our maths teacher just came in 15 minutes late in a 45 minute session gave us 10 hard ass questions possible and told us we should complete in 30 minutes WHILE WRITING THE GODDAMN QUESTIONS it took us solid 5 minutes to write since the writing board was shit. After that many of us left some questions because she was late

[CreativeStoryteller]

So relatable. I had two major projects and 3 tests to worry about in a matter of two weeks.