10 Teachers Cliched Quotes... Did YOU get it over too?

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posted by Laura Callisen 30 Mar 2015

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Do you remember that angry and searching gaze when you are late for the first lesson, because that amazing soft pillow simply does not late you go....
Or maybe that feeling when you do nothing wrong but your teacher thinks that you are a pure evil?
Well, all of us, sooner or later, in their life face such specific type of persons - Cliche Teachers.
You will be even more surprised with the fact that no matter in what part of the World, whether it is USA or Australia and China - teachers are all the same, saying the same things to all their students.
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Want to get perfect college essay papers? Need an A grade? Hush! Because teachers do not give grades! You have to earn them!

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Law is definitely not on students side. Complete blackmailing)

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You are sitting in the very end of your classroom, striving to vanish or at least to become mmm.. a ficus?) No, you are DETECTED! So:

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Just sit down to bla-bla-bla and discuss some new fashion trends with your friend...Oh come on... (

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Just two more minutes... You are almost done... Just a few questions left.... And here it is: Unexpected "PENCIL DOWN"...

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As soon as you've decided to take some nap or simply close your eyes....Just for a second!

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This anxious moment when you are waiting for your assignment.... Sweaty hands... You are waiting...waiting...waiting...

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Those strict eyes are WATCHING YOU!

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Obviousely, teachers do not like when students are clever than they are... Do you have some questions? Prepare answers by yourself!

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Laura Callisen

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Hello!

Hello there! I am Laura Callisen, and I fancy myself to be a modern “Renaissance person.” I suppose my 30-something self began my incredible journey after having been born in Stavanger, Norway and then immigrating to the U.S. (Utah, actually) at the age of 5. I am certain that this change was more of a cultural “shock” for my parents than for me, because I quickly mastered the language and was clever enough to “play the game” of public education in America. After graduating from Skyline High School, where I spent two years as the school newspaper editor, obtaining a Bachelor’s degree in English and journalism from the University of Utah was a natural culmination of my love for writing.

My inclination to be socially conscious led me to lots of community outreach and volunteering during my college years, especially in the areas of educational and housing improvement for the poor and a number of environmental crusades. My passion for philosophy and travel have now taken over, and I am enthralled with the widely varied value systems of all cultures in which I can immerse myself, if only temporarily. My life as a freelance writer allows a freedom I never want to sacrifice for a stuffy office!

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