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Marc wildfang, Cehealm, Beaverton, OR


Rating: 1 out of 5.

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Mary Delong, Cedar Park, Beaverton, OR


Rating: 4 out of 5.

She’s nice. Not so strict. Anger issues?

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Mrs. McGarrity Christa McAuliffe I.S. 187, I.S.187, Brooklyn, NY, 11219


Rating: 1 out of 5.

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MacKenzie lanius/Ms. Lanius, Dickerson, Marietta, GA, 30067


Rating: 5 out of 5.

Goated teacher for real. she will let you play games whenever your done with someone, usually never signs behavior cards or yells at anyone and shes such a vibe, probobly her and ms lockhart are the best.

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Craig hince, Dickerson, Marietta, GA, 30068


Rating: 1 out of 5.

if you have mr.hince for 7th grade then your IN DANGER he couldnt care less if someone was doing backflips or playing with fire he would look at you so crazy with those bulging eyes if you whispered and its not very hard to see hes a p3d0 and a weirdo and hes been to prison and if you look on linked in hes also a s3x offender and hes always look a the girls bikini areas, hint hint, during transition and omg he should get a nose treatment.... i just know how messed up the school system is for keeping him in the building to "teach" for children, distgusting...

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Ron Dalziel, 28 Shell Road


Rating: 3 out of 5.

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Ms. McGarrity, I.S.187, Brooklyn, NY, 11219


Rating: 1 out of 5.

I swear, she always takes up most the time talking about weird a** stories. She always explains what we are doing for 3 fourths of the period then gives us barely any time to complete the assignment. To her she could NEVER be wrong she always has to be “right.” Keeps going off topic and is literally EXPIRED. I’ve only seen her get up just to sit down at another chair OR to eat FOOD. Not surprising. She lowers your grades for the stupidest reasons with a one or two word explanation. When I ask her for help or my friends ask she keeps saying “WHAT DO YOU WANT NOW” right after she asks if anyone needs help like hello?? She also takes up the majority of the classroom. A new tech teacher is needed NOW!!

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Marc Peters, Cgps, Nyc, NY


Rating: 2 out of 5.

He is totally an unreasonable grader! For example, I had a 93 grade average and for my overall grade I got a B. Personally I prefer a teacher who is looking for me to do better and I feel that he is setting me up to fail. Also, it's not only me he has done this to a number of my friends so that doesn't mean that he specifically doesn't like me.

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Ms. McGarrity, I.S.187


Rating: 1 out of 5.

Previous student here, Christa McAuliffe was pretty good experience. I used to be in ASR, and all the teachers were wonderful, I was always excited for each class because that would mean more learning. However, I do wish the school would start talking to the female tech teacher. I'm unsure if she still behaves like she used to, but im certain her habits and behaviors are to be monitored. For example, her grading policy isn't the best and she tends to contradict herself, LOTS of times. To be honest, she is one of the worst teachers I've seen in my learning career. I never felt happy or supported in her learning environment mainly because of how petty and immature she is, you can do an assignment perfectly and yet she'll give you any thing other than a perfect score. She can tell you to do classwork the next day, and still grade it on the same day you worked on it. She has some unadressed problems that seriously need to be recorded or kept in record because I genuinely can't even bare thinking about how she truly diminished my potential in excelling at technology. Tech should be fun, not a dreadful hellish experience you barely wish to participate in.

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Ms. McGarrity, I.S.187, New york, NY


Rating: 1 out of 5.

She infuriates me so much, why is this morbidly obese woman in her fifties teaching me how to code html websites? Why is she invading my privacy and why does ot matter to her that my notes are as ugly as her makeup? I don't understand the purpose behind her bitchy behavior, she's always acting like someone shoved a electric pole up her anal rectum and she can't *** it out for no reason at all. I get your old and have menopause but just take a look at how old you are. 50 years old and not a single trace of wiseness in your face or mind. I can't even fathom how she turned out this way but the fact she needs to make sure every little detail is absolutely perfect tells me alot about her trip to the therapists. She even dares to drop my grade to a new low by changing the initial worth of the assignment, sometimes I wonder if she genuinely has something against young children. In fact, she looks like her childhood was taken away from her even more so looks like she could eat children.

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