Mrs Morrison

My english teacher, Mrs. Morrison has officially won all of my respect.

She got an e-mail from a student, read it aloud to my AP class (there's only 5 of us), and it was that student telling her that she hopes she dies, she hates the way she teaches, she's wrong for giving advice and shouldn't be "friends" with any of her students.

So Mrs Morrison reads it aloud, chuckles, prints it off, and is now correcting all the errors and grading it, and she's going to pass it back to the kid when she sees her xD

An old fashion english teacher beat down. I love it

Mrs Morrison is like a 2nd mother to me, and pretty much all of her students. She makes us cookies and actually sneaks out of school to buy us donuts at least once a week. xD She even invited me and a few of her other students over for dinner one night. She's amazing.

Discuss: Should teacher's be friends with their students?

Haha, that's gold! Is she breaching some kind of confidentiality law by reading that private email to her class though? And I didn't think it was allowed for teachers to have students over at their houses either.. ??

I think it's fine for teachers and students to be friends. But there has to be some level of professionalism kept.

Alucard wrote:

Haha, that's gold! Is she breaching some kind of confidentiality law by reading that private email to her class though? And I didn't think it was allowed for teachers to have students over at their houses either.. ??

I think it's fine for teachers and students to be friends. But there has to be some level of professionalism kept.

Mrs morrison is very professional. She loves having fun though, and really relates to her students. I go to her for help more than the school guidance councilor.

As far as breaching confidentiality, she didnt' say who it was from. We sort of found out when she read us her response and accidentally read the "brittany" part, so we all know who it is.
I wouldn't care anyway. :p Anyone who'd put someone down for being nice and helpful needs whatever is coming to them.

Of course they shud be friends . . but some are not worth evn being an enemy! >.>