She was a geometry teacher. I had been fore warned by my cousins that were a couple grades ahead, she was the meanest ol' bat you'll ever meet!
Well, I don't know where they got that idea, she was the nicest teacher I ever had! Very sharp teacher, knew her subject and taught it well. Filled in the extra time with stories from her younger days, some quite interesting stuff to hear coming from a senior lady to a bunch of youngsters!
Maybe she saw something in me. Going in I didn't know what a geometry was. But suddenly I came to realize, this is something I can actually use! I devoured the information, asked a lot of questions, which I came to realize that I was figuring out stuff that was still to come later in the year.
It didn't matter what was happening in the class, if someone had a legitimate question, she would stop what she was doing and explain it, even if it was mid term/final exam, you got an explanation instead of a failing grade!
One of the few teachers I had that seemed to really care about the students.
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