My Favorite Teacher | Man On The Street

[@trulylovelyxo]

Frau Schwenke, for her positive attitude even in the earliest of mornings!

[@ZariaDarkwater]

She wasn't really a teacher but she was my guidance counselor when I was in middle school. Mrs. Schley. I had such a hard time back then dealing with bullies and my ADHD that school was terrible but she would let me go to her office at any time and just talk about things and help me to either find a way to fix it or to just get my mind off of the problem. She made me feel like I had a safe place to be. It's scary to think of what might have happened to me if she hadn't been in my life during that rough time. I don't know how I'll ever thank her for what she's done, I can't even begin to come up with the words for it. But, even though I know she won't see it since she doesn't use youtube, I'll say what I think will somewhat express my gratitude towards her. Mrs. Schley I love you and you were the best influence on my life and helped so much when I needed it. I hope you have all the joy you deserve in life (which is a lot) and that you keep smiling and bringing joy to others.

[@lisapouloswilliams392]

Jayne Boisvert High school French teacher. I am in my 60s and still try to study the language. I have never lost a love for it. I majored in French Education because of her. If it is about France, I will read and learn about it! Merci beaucoup Jayne!

[@alexthegreat760]

My dad! hes always there for me and always has something new to teach me and is always motivating me to be great in life and to think big no matter what! Hes just an inspiration and i wish i could be like him because he is so at peace with every thing! Love you DAD!

[@diesel4evr]

Mr. Craig Moody at Cutler Middle School in Groton, Connecticut. He was an awesome music teacher who helped shape a lot of children into great people. His love for music and the willingness to share it was amazing. I was in the chorus with him and a special choir called the Swing Choir. When the band director Mr. Robert Spargo retired Mr. Moody took over the band and shaped even more children. He also taught me to love the Beatles which was his favorite band. I even got to sing at his retirement!

[@Imallwrite212]

It truly does make a difference when teachers CARE about you. When they do, you care about education and your class and you learn to be a good person. It's wonderful

[@thehoodfactory]

my favourite teacher is society - because it's a constant feed of insight and information. you can learn so much from those around you

[@roseabby100]

Thank you, Mr. Campana, Mr. Forrister, and Mrs. Brown. You three inspired me to be a teacher not only so that kids know how to diagram a sentence and know where to put a comma, but also so that they could have someone to turn to when no one else was there. Thank you for being that person for me. Eternally grateful.

[@ElenTuf]

To my high school Music/English teacher Mr. Terry O'Connor. Who was always had a smile on his face, very caring and passionate towards what we worked for. He was very supportive and always gave us great advice when we needed it the most. He told us straight up if something was wrong (in the upmost nicest way) He made every class exciting. Unfortunately he passed away this year due to illnesses. I wish I got to tell him how much he inspired me with music today and how I lived my life after finishing school. I'll miss you always sir. RIP TOC xx

[@Participant]

Thank YOU Sam! That means so much to us. We really appreciate it. You all keep us going. :)

[@maryammohd8647]

Hi, can you share what type of editing website did you use for this video? Thank you so much.

[@federerfan999]

Thank you, Mrs. Soliman and Ms. Hutchins. You guys let me start to discover who I was, and who I want to become. I'm not there yet, but I don't think anyone ever gets there. I'm just thankful that I'm on that journey. Not only did you make learning impossibly fun and enjoyable, you made it uplifting. Each day was something to look forward to and I grew so much as a person. Thank you for always talking to me like a friend and it's amazing to get to have such great teachers.

[@iBeFloe]

There have only been a handful of teachers who have impressed me but one professor that really stuck out to me was a music professor who's passion really got me. He was so into it & when he played any instrument he would just light up and it was glorious because that's what I aim for in life. I aim to find something that will make me shine.

[@archiecook55]

As a student currently going to school for music I will say my favorite teachers too are also music teachers. My middle school and high school choir teachers and my voice teachers who I took singing lessons from more specifically. They have all helped enhance my love of singing.

[@TheSnickers545]

Mrs Coates. A science teacher. She got me into science and taught me to have a passion and to go for it. To keep on learning and asking questions. Plus she was a great person. Really funny and kind and she definitely cared about what she was teaching and her students. Thank you Mrs Coates!!!

[@transformerslover7]

Mrs. Drawdy, Mrs. Evans, and Mrs. Stephens - those ladies left footprints on my heart and inspired me to follow them into the profession of education. Teachers are blessings!

[@Lizabiz18]

My two favorite teachers (i cannot decide) are both English teachers, Ms.Culli and Ms.Freeman. They both know how to teach a class, love their students, and they have a passion for their job. You can tell that they love what they do. Thank you so much Ms.Culli and Ms.Freeman!

[@AlaniSugar]

My favorite teacher is Patrick McAvinue. He taught me fiddle for about 2.5 years, and he was the one that introduced me to fiddle music and bluegrass music in the first place. He has become like an older brother to me, he's my favorite person in the world to be around, to talk to, and to hug. About 6 months ago, he got a job with the band 'Dailey and Vincent' and had to move to Nashville for that job. I miss him so much, but this is his dream and I am very proud and happy for him.

[@yingzhan3481]

Mr. Pasere, you are the first teacher to make me feel like I could do well in school. I have never received such enthusiastic encouragements and overt praise other than from you. You gave me hope in my abilities and I have yet to thank you properly.

[@elishackleton3331]

Miss Evans. The most inspiring, passionate, understanding, empowering and patient teacher I have ever had. She is my year 9 (8th grade) music teacher and she means the world to me. We still have the respect of a student-teacher relationship but I see her more as a best friend now. She believed in me when I found it impossible to believe in myself. We both bonded over our anxiety disorders and we are there for eachother when we are feeling rough. There is mutual respect but we also show how much we care about eachother. If she is having a bad day, I'm not afraid to throw my arms around her and tell her it will be okay, and vice versa. The best influence in my life, thankyou

[@giovanniranzino2407]

It's sad that I cant think of a teacher who was truly inspirational and encouraging

[@addiiekuv]

Ms. Irma Lyons; Will Rogers Elementary School... 5th grade teacher; 12 years later and I still remember her life lessons. True teacher, true inspiration, simply true!

[@melaniechildrey6594]

My senior year of high school, my English teacher Mister Bruce Wiebe. An amazing man that opens the door of the world and the way of thinking and makiing sure that every student that walked through his door was loved!

[@ThomsonFilms]

My favorite teacher was my 6th and 9th grade teacher-Mr. Holland. He had a great imagination and always came up with cool projects. He was very musically talented and liked to incorporate music into his teaching. Mr. Holland was my favorite teacher because he helped my discover my passion for writing and was always patient with me in music class when I couldn't remember anything.

[@aglayash9179]

Education is another form of love

[@anginicfly]

The comments on this video are making me cry.

[@AravahStar]

So glad to hear that you were appreciated for the star that you are and that you got to see your teacher again before she made her transition. What a gift. All the best to you, Alicia!

[@kenlee5509]

Thank you Jeffers Slepski, child genius ,graduated Princeton at 19, and was my biology teacher. awesome person, totally enthralled by the functions of biochemistry... Yeah, Thank you a million times over.

[@DLH321]

mr. vanlangenberg. grade 8. never met anyone so passionate about his job. you could just tell how much he loved his students and how much he cared for them, wanting them to succeed. he puts his heart into everything he does from teaching, to coaching, to inspiring. its so hard to find teachers these days who genuinely care about their kids and impact them in a way he has impacted me

[@camir.9781]

My favourite teacher were a married couple i had at merchandising. They inspired me to choose it as my career and were the first one in noticing me in class, my efford and my creativity. Love them. Thanks!

[@kato-mp4478]

my favorite teacher is my math teacher who i used to study with him in special classes , he encouraged me so much and always praise me in front of his students , i never got such a big support from a teacher , when i took a bad grades in my exams , i was so sad because i was not able to get the grades which will let me acheive my goal , so i sent him a message saying : '' can i come to your class tomorrow ? or there is no enough places?'' he knew i was depressed and responded :'' if there is no places i will get the whole class out and let you in" he was such a supportive teacher and i have a huge respect for him

[@chambers023]

I want to thank Janet Stadulis community college English teacher. She helped me actually write a story. She helped me get over my fear and make 3 simple sentences branch out into paragraph upon paragraph until the story was told. I still use her techniques for clarification. She was very patient and kind. Twenty years later I remember her with admiration and respect. She could teach and make a difference.

[@the0rigamigeek]

Mrs. Kruvczuk, you have inspired me. Changed me. Made my character. Without you, Id still be lost out in this world and lack the confidence and openness I have today. You made me a much more open person, fearless and ready to conquer the world. You helped me set my priorities straight. I am indebted to you. Thank you, Mrs. Kruvczuk

[@unknownmangafreak]

Thank you Mr Myers....and yes an actual relation to mike myers!Secondary/High school english :3

[@AussieHavanna]

My fourth grade teacher Mrs. Hasse, she was an amazing person. For every book that we read, she would have us bake something that went along with the story or the main character. She knew every student's name and was always available to ask for help and make others comfortable, as an educator she payed equal attention to all of her students including the special needs kids. In addition, she was also one of the few teachers who listened to your problems and took you seriously even though you were a child. She made you feel validated and helped lift you up and support you. She inspired me to keep writing and gave me confidence in myself. Even though she's retired, I'm sure that she's still making a difference and touching other peoples lives. Thanks Mrs. Hasse for everything that you've done and being one of the most influential people in my life.

[@laredletolvr44]

My 8th grade Honors History teacher, Mr. Levine. He showed that teachers truly do care for their students as people. He was funny and very personable. I will always remember him for his dedication to us and his passion for Natice American culture. Thank you for being awesome, Mr. Levine!

[@mauve135]

just messaged my year 5 teacher with this video (year 5 was 13 years ago), thank you for making it, with every video I watch from your channel, the more impressed I am with you guys. Keep up the good work :)

[@elkauppila]

My favorite teacher is Dr. Andrew Pelletier. I have this intense passion for horn, because of his enthusiasm and kindness. When I was just beginning on horn (and close to quitting) he reassured my decision to switch from trumpet. I (a complete stranger at the time) emailed him, asking his advice on the subject, he answered, convincing me to stick with horn. For the three years I've known him, and my passion for horn has only increased and multiplied, He is an AMAZING performer and teacher.

[@sweetpea097]

Thank you to Mr. Eric, Ms. Kelly, and Ms. Kat. You made learning fun!

[@sam222ist]

Soulpancake is my biggest teacher at the moment. I'm learning how to appreciate little things in life and have gratitude. So, thank you Soulpancake team :-).

[@CaMMaC2012]

It is pretty impossible for Soulpancake to make a bad video! Every video is so inspiring!! Love you guys!!!!

[@rimal8203]

Ms Wallace (Social Studies teacher) and Mr Grant (French teacher)! For opening me up to new ways of thinking about the world and encouraging me to explore and question my surroundings! Thanks to you two of you I am studying something I am passionate about and know I have a bright future ahead of me!

[@Norienful]

My favorite teacher taught us Ethics, History and German. He was a true inspiration for me because he was so passionate about what he does. This inspired and encouraged me to try and learn as much as I could, invest time and energy in the things I love. He would always organize extracurricular activities for us and I think he wasn't appreciated enough by my classmates. Due to his influence I will go on and study History and I will try to be as passionate, demanding but rewarding as he was.

[@kamille911]

My grade 7 teacher Mrs. Kepke. I never took school seriously and even though I did alright she really saw the potential I had to excel with not just academics but also in life. She made me really believe in myself and she pushed me to be a better person and to always work hard and do my absolute best. If it wasn't for her I would be on a very different track in life.

[@jjkdl0r578]

im grade four now......... and i really miss my teacher when i was grade three she’s just super special to me and her name is ms reyes when i dont see her my life is just incomplete she is just so pretty and she smells really good and kind even were bad thank u so much

[@Mandageee0286]

Mrs. Root, my middle school choir teacher, helped me to get out of and stay out of trouble. She taught me to concentrate on focusing everything negative in my life and put it into music. Most just importantly, she taught me how to sing. Now, I'm nearly done with my degree in Music Education (Vocal) and I can honestly say that I hope to be "Mrs. Root," to my children! It isn't teaching in the barrio and she made a difference in nearly everyone she taught for.

[@sarac6096]

Mrs.Oughton, you the first and only teacher who really understood me as a kid. I remember when we always had a laugh and that spark of connection between us, for the first time I was actually excited and happy to go to school and i was happy because you were there. But now your not there anymore you moved to a new school and that really saddened me :C

[@dantegodinez3856]

Mrs. Slattum was my nice teacher in 4th grade. She helped me to stay out of trouble and helps me and other people when they need help. She helps me to concentrate.

[@camitake]

Currently im studying to become a teacher and this just inspires me and drives me to work even harder to become a teacher who will change my students lives

[@woogles97]

soul pancake is truly amazing its great that people like you are out there

[@wackoFuzzay]

my two year 7 teachers because they didn't treat me like I was a little kid who didn't know how to make decisions and they made sure I knew it, they also told my class numerous times that they loved us! Also a few of my high school teachers cause I see them as my friends and they will also be part of the people I'll miss when I finish high school this year! Thanks to all my teachers!

[@96highonlife]

My favorite teacher had to be in 5th grade. His name was Mr. McGuire. He had a passion for teaching-- it was not a job, it was a desire to be there with the kids. In a sense, he understood everyone that was in that classroom, and he respected and trusted every one of us despite who we were or where we came from. Therefore, he treated us all equally and distributed education in a brilliant way that had us all inclined. He loved each individual student, and wanted them to persevere and succeed. Often, he'd recite an inspiring quote, or a brief speech on life as advice for us in the future. Mr. McGuire told me he couldn't wait to see my success in the future-- he was the first man in a long time to have faith in the rambunctious kid I was. And for that, I am forever in his debt. Thank you, Mr. McGuire.

[@curlykiki8]

as a teacher- thanks, soulpancake.

[@ulqha]

Imagining my student said, "Thank you, Miss..." making me sooo bursting into tears.. x'(

[@sarahmiah12727]

My chemistry teacher Ms. Eaton stays at the school until at LEAST 6:30t, if not significantly later. She genuinely loves science and you can tell by the excitement in her voice when she teaches and does demonstrations.There have been kids at my school who come back and say that they used HER chemistry/physics notes in their college class. She was the best teacher I ever had, so thanks Ms. Eaton, I hope I can be as good of a teacher as you some day!

[@rachelhoff]

I had two high school teachers who, for different reasons, had a tremendous influence on me. Mr Read taught Spanish. He encouraged me, and supported me. Mr Sivertson taught math. He loved math, and he loved teaching. He'd tell us stories about mathematicians like Lewis Carroll, and give us fun puzzles to play around with in groups. After he retired, he tutored at the local Community College. With his influence I started college as a math major.

[@justcallmewolfgirl13]

I have three great teachers that popped into my head when I watched this. My primary 1 teacher, Mrs Rankin, she, as well as my mum, introduced me to reading and writing, which I'm hugely thankful for. Mrs Scott (then Miss Harper) developed my love of English in 2nd and 3rd year, and was a lot of fun to be in class with. And Miss Leach, in my last year of high school, really helped me grow as a person which means a lot. They all helped me realise my own dream of becoming a teacher someday :)

[@himynameismiwa]

Even though it's pretty late in my "career", my favorite teacher-- by far, has been my English/Media Studies teacher. Mr. Phillipson. We instantly clicked and he taught me so much about film, literature, writing beautifully, and also being a professional. He's the most wonderful man I've ever had the blessing of knowing. Anyone who knows him knows how incredible he is-- as a teacher and a man. All around, absolutely brilliant. I hope he watches SoulPancake and will see this comment. Love him!

[@sarahsighnomore]

Mr Cooling.We could have so much fun but at the same time there was a limit so we could still get on with our work because he really wanted us to do well. I still go back and visit him, he was always more like a friend than a teacher and that's really important. I'm not sayin as a teenager we know everything but we think we do and he was someone who never treated teenagers like they were stupid, he could really understand you & was always there when you needed help and I am so grateful for him.

[@descendintostanarchy]

Mr. Déry. My grade 7 and 8 Science teacher. He really helped me like school for the first time and more importantly into the young man I had always hoped to be

[@liemdrake]

My favorite teacher is Ms Nettles that I had her in 8th grade for reading at Wilson Jr High that she is a kind-hearted person she did got me into doing some reading and had wrote about her for assignment in language arts that was doing a class news paper.

[@rachelmckenzie5959]

my form teacher (registers you in the morning), Dr Walker he actually cares about our well-being, I remember once he checked up on me during french because he had saw me looking slightly sad at break, he would also get me out of P.E to go and let me practice my instruments, he is a really great soul

[@emilymcgovern1884]

Mrs.Yegge, she takes time from her days to help me, she's stuck with me through thick and then and she means so much to me and one day I hope to pay her back

[@beat4rise]

Herr Friesenhan and Frau Müller, they were simply the best biology teachers you could ever imagine. Eventhough they were increadibly strict they also really knew how to teach us every little bit we had to know or we wanted to know and they made us feel like we could do great. And Herr Schmitt, not simply for making history lessons interesting but especially for all those stories he told us, which encouraged us to discover the world by ourselfes.

[@tobbe134]

Most underrated youtube channel on KZbin, you deserve millions of subscribers.

[@supbernadette]

i want to thank mrs. wrue my third grade teacher who really opened me up to reading and writing which has become a really big part of my life she was incredibly personable and would email me after i was out of elementary school shes an amazing woman

[@o0OHermioneO0o]

As a future teacher I always love to hear what makes a good teacher - according to individuals and not (only) education researchers. When I started my internship in a few schools I got so much love and positive feedback from pupils that it motivated me even further!! :) Please feel free to leave a comment and tell me, what makes a good teacher for you. I'm always happy to learn!^^

[@AravahStar]

*warmfuzzy* I love watching people talk about their favorite things. Such a positive vibe. My favorite teachers were Mrs. Bernard in 5th grade. She was down to earth and the best book reader. Then Mrs. Barnes in 8th grade. She always made time for people with questions.one on one at her desk and made us all feel like it was the right thing to do. We became a family in that class. Thanks SP for reminding me of my favorite teachers : )

[@LovelyLephixia]

Dear Mr.McParland, You were the first teacher, and first person, to make me feel like a worthwhile human being. Who helped me beleive in my dreams no matter how large or impossible they were. To show me my life was something worth living. For showing me that I am smarter then I think I am. For giving me the hope to come to where I am now in my life. I owe you such a debt. That even the thanks I have given you seem so insignificant. Thank you. So very, very much.

[@ladyluuuna]

Mr.Robinson :) Freshman English class... Always had a positive attitude and made me feel happy!

[@ThugMuffinification]

Mrs. Mc Pherson in 5th grade, Mr. Gunnar in 10th, Gary my paint teacher when I too auto collision repair in 11th and 12 grade. BEST teachers I ever had :-)

[@TheBeckham723]

These videos are always beyond inspiring.

[@luciamedina2]

My favorite teacher is Mrs. Moutafian! She was my calculus teacher in high school. I struggled in her class but she made herself available to help me. My dad would drive me to school at 6:30 a.m. to get one-on-one tutoring. Mrs. Moutafian constantly told me how smart I was and believed in me when I didn't believe in myself. I'm a teacher today and I my hope is that I can be a fraction (get it?!?) of the teacher Mrs. Moutafian was to me.

[@mybabyfarphie07]

My favorite teacher is the one that everyone tends to hate - experience! Experience has taught me to never give up and keep chugging along! :)

[@HelloKittyGal16]

Thank you Mr. R of Elysian Heights Elementary

[@heyitssjace]

Jennifer O'Shea, my 5th grade teacher. She was teaching our class for the year to pass college. She would let us go to lunch early. She was funny and had fun class activities. We would write journals for class and could talk about anything we liked. She told me she liked Maroon 5. She was a fun teacher that you could talk to like a friend. And she still remembered me after a year, when I'd gone to middle school. I used to draw her pictures because she was my favorite teacher.

[@lauriejay9480]

My favorite teacher was Mr. Olson taught me that integrity takes you a long way. I don't remember much from his class but he was a dawn good teacher. Funy,

[@AbsolutelyNot4]

Thank you Mr. M! You made me a better person and you let me believe that I was actually good. Thank you.

[@noxteryn]

My ancient Greek language teacher. We went on a school trip to the actual place where people would assemble and run their city through democratic means. He stood on the same rock people stood 2500 years ago and delivered one of the most important speeches of its time in ancient Greek.

[@Thisisthemichealceraexperience]

My favorite was my 6th grade math teacher Ms.D she really inspired everyone in that class even though I was awful at math.

[@JayaganeshPai]

My favorite teacher had to be in my 4th grade. Her name was Aruna, we called her Miss A. I didn't know how it was and all, but she would always create an awesome surrounding and let every kid of our class have fun. The period of the class back then was for about 50 minutes and she would always say at the beginning of the class that she'd take only for 35 minutes and the other 15 minutes we always had an activity session. I kinda don't like my schooling but this one teacher did matter a lot to me. I had learned a lot of things in her class. Now that I think about it, I was at my best in her class. I could speak amazingly, she was like a know-it-all to me. The 15 minute session we had, she'd ask all the kids of the class, what they wanted to do, and would go about teaching us that. Man, it was fun. I remember most of her lectures. Thank you Aruna ma'am.

[@Angelica2020]

Mr.Doyle. thank you for being my role model and always believing in me. You made a difference.

[@urnotrealman]

Mrs. Rico, 3rd grade, I met my closest friend in her class, I wore glasses fro the first time, she let me teach a lesson on panthers one time lol. She was great..!

[@siddallizedpeople4327]

Mrs. Maxwell. She was my 10th grade Drama teacher. Also taught Black Literature, African Canadian studies. She was so funny and was interested in what students had to say. She was also there for you. If you had an issue you needed to talk about, she was there for you and would help in any way she could. My principal Mrs. Comeau was also amazing. She sang like an angel and had the best sense of humour. She was firm but fair. She let me be silly and pull my pranks my last year of school. I have so many more. Oh, last one though. Mrs. MacDonald. My grade primary teacher. She was the best. She was the best tooth puller in elementary school. And she would always put me in front of the mic for any concerts. She told me I was beautiful singer then. And her husband, Mr. MacDonald. He understood that I was not a numbers person and would allow me to do extra assignments to get my marks up so I could pass. Thanks guys. I still adore you.

[@CurrrlyDAN]

Cikgu Shah Alim, Mrs Dhillion- Thanks for making me love Math. People say that once they leave school, they no longer use algebra-but you've inspired me to LOOK for algebra. Puan Su- Thank you for showing me that it's okay to be who I want to be, and for pushing me to say and sing my piece. May Allah bless you all :")

[@hjonpaprik]

Thank you Kurt and thank you KRS-One!

[@WalumbikeNkhata]

i had the same teacher for 3rd and 5th grade in Acst his name was Jess Harrison he really inspired me to be confident in what i do and set goals

[@kianalynanderson2848]

My favorite teacher was in 1st grade Mrs.Ikeda she helped me when I was reading and math

[@TheCOLOURday]

Thanks Sr. Mary King.

[@TheRoptop]

The older gentleman made me smile like crazy.

[@m.a.d.m.5425]

My teacher Mrs. Moore at Nativity Catholic School. She's amazing.

[@annesolveiggrnlie8294]

I cant choose beetween the two teachers that have had the most impact on me. There was Eva who was my teacher in 1-3 grade. She always made me belive in myself, as a kid I used to think that I was just stupid and couldnt do anything, but she helped me belive in myself. Thank you Eva And there is Tom-Eirik who was my teacher in 8-10 grade and this was a time in life where I really struggled and didnt have any belive in myself, I didnt know what I wanted to be and I just had such a hard time that I could not focus on school also in the period of my life, I started drinking and smoking and being a really "bad" kid but he set me on the right track and really helped me become who I am today, and thanks to him I am soon graduating from high school. Thank you Tom-Eirik

[@TimeLady910]

Education is another form of love. I like that.

[@JessyJessie288]

This shows how much a GOOD teacher changes your life. Too bad many teachers now only work solely for money.

[@TsubasaSawako]

THANK YOU, MR.HARRISON AND MR.DE LA CHICA

[@lindawisebear]

This was so enriching to watch! Makes me really appreciate the amazing teacher's I've had :)

[@TrishDaMuhFukknDish]

MRS. RIVERA!!! Sadly, she died about 15 years ago of cancer. :( She was my 5th grade teacher and loved me like I was HER OWN child!! She helped me so much! She is the reason today that I LOVE to read and treat everyone fairly!! :D

[@skellbo]

Mrs. George. :) She didn't know what I was talking about most of the time but she still cared.

[@KnightlyBrosGaming]

Jason and Maria Torres are two very wonderful teachers who just so happen to be married. They teach to two different age groups and have distinct methods of teaching. Jason is an online teacher and balances his career with raising his boys while Maria is out of the house. They're both Christian and they pray for their students as well as their effectiveness in class. Prayer makes a difference.

[@KoolThing14]

Merci, Madame. Vous etait ma professeur favorite! J'ai adore votre classe.

[@andrewwileshputerpop]

and the views keep coming! and the background music sounds like good luck charlie's dream house song.

[@buggigurl713]

Mr. White. He showed us that literature communicates some of the most universal, authentic truths about humanity, and instilled in us the importance of forging an identity.