Who is ur favorites teacher?

I think my favorite teachers are the teachers that have teached me the knowledge and information I am using now the most. According to that, my favorite teachers are: mrs Romein (EnglishB), mr Steinebach (I dont remember the name of the course, but it was really a lot of information about mostly everything you can imagine to talk about), mrs van Gastel (French & Personal project coach), mrs Evans (Mentor).

Ofcourse the other teacher were also very good, isg has only high educated teachers, but I am just mentioning the teachers who have really teached me the information and knowledge I am using now.

Every teacher is nice in my opinion, but some of them teach better than the others and I am not going to tell who.

How could i not agree with that, furthermore i'd like to invite the man himself (S.) to join us on one of those blissfull occasions.

Jelle van Netten wrote:That would ofcourse be Hans Steinebach. Not only because of his general laziness and tendency to make fun of certain students but also because although at times he seemed uncaring, he did prepare us extremely well for the final exams.

Jelle

I have to agree with Jelle, and I would furthermore like to say that all of IB2-2007 should meet up in the barrage on a more regular bases and venture on to the roof for old times sake. You in Jelt?

Barry wrote:Whoever gave the least homework

Whoever gave the least homework

It'd probably be easier to say which teachers influenced my career choice / interests the most. They would have to be Mr Wilcox and Mrs Isaac - as English and History / Politics are my main interests in life.

Of course, almost all your teachers will influence you to some extent; thanks to Mr Reimert, I still have the occasional urge to do some physics calculations!

That would ofcourse be Hans Steinebach. Not only because of his general laziness and tendency to make fun of certain students but also because although at times he seemed uncaring, he did prepare us extremely well for the final exams.

Jelle

Well i'll have to agree with Chay! Steiny is tha best. As mentor in IS3 and finally got a 6 on my IB history exam!!! and we always had very interesting discussions in class, although not always related to History!
But Rietveld and Wilcox were also great!!!!
Cheers,
Amanda

That's a hard one.

I guess it's between Mr. Reimert, Mrs. Rijgersberg, and Mr. Voordes (may he rest in peace). I guess I would go for Mrs. Rijgersberg because she's been a really good mentor for me. Anyways, applause for all the teachers I've had because they were also really good (but not as good).

*applause for teachers*

Steiny!! was my real mentor the whole way through from IS1 to IB2! Thanks, history was great! Def miss it and Mr Van Es was too good of an Economics teacher; made me choose to do it at uni -- however its not nice anymore!

I don't feel like actually voting, but I'll contribute a drumroll.

*drumroll*

vote pls, by wriing down the names