50 Of The Best Teacher Memes That Will Make You Laugh While Teachers Cry
The end of a long and blissful summer for the whole population of school kids and their teachers must only mean one thing, back to school you go! Though kids might cry about the end of carefree summer days, it's so much harder for the teachers. Imagine dealing with a horde of wild and unruly kids times 30, listening to their parents' complaints, dealing with all the paperwork, and getting ready for lessons for most of the year for a salary that's not so amazing. We bet that even the best teachers can lose their heads sometimes.
Now it doesn't have to be all doom and gloom, as it's a time to reconnect and share the funny stories with colleagues and classmates, discuss all the new and funny school happenings and maybe make some teacher memes. A fresh start full of optimism for the new semester. To get the right mood going, we here at Bored Panda have collected our favorite school memes and memes for teachers; they are guaranteed to give you a chuckle, students especially but teachers perhaps a little painfully.
Scroll down below to check the funny memes about school out for yourself!
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Budget cuts, sadly. It's why parents have a list of supplies to buy every August, and included are items such as: scissors, tape, pencils, and tissues.
Always fascinated me how they managed to do that. Sometimes I can't even understand my own writing!
I always hated those kind of parents that try everything to blame the teachers for doing their best, while the truth is that they just suck at being good parents.
Last year in my son class a mother went mad (and insulting)against the teacher because she asked to talk about the kid's behavior (rude, violent, always dissipated). The teacher was polite, the mother was'nt, refused to talk in private so that all the school withness the scene and knows about the kid's behavior. She changed him for another school arguing that the kid was nice and was only bold with this teacher so that was her fault. Met her a few times this summer while at the park with my own trolls. Last week she was upset hollidays were hell too long and that her kids was driving her mad, teachers were overpaid and didn't deserve so much vacations. So I told her she should stop bad mouthing about anyone who accept to deal with her monster and 25 other kids all day long when she was fed up after few weeks. She probably will never speak to me again.
Its true, I'm a school guidance counsellor and if the teacher leaves the classroom when I'm giving a presentation its like trying to control a pack of wild, drug addled gibbons
I can't believe I never actually considered this. Am I a bad person for forgetting that teachers pee?
I taught grades 4-8 during my career. I used to have a black shoebox with a tombstone on the top of it. The tombstone read, Here lies papers without a name, unloved, ungraded, what a shame. The student(s) missing work had to do it over. The students all thought that was hysterical and wanted to be the one who buried the paper. The weird thing was, I never had one parent complain, they obviously never told them about the paper graveyard.
Yeah if you let kids choose their own parners, it's chaos, and nobody will SHUT THE F*CK UP.
That's a bad argument but you can find even worst "That was not me" when caught in the act...
I'm not a teacher, but I get all four of these types of headaches. The difference is that I can leave the room if it get's that bad, but teachers can't.
WELL SHE EXPLAINED THE ENTIRE THING BUT SHE DIDN'T CHECK IF I WAS LISTENING AND THEN SHE GOT MAD AT ME!!! HOW DARE SHE!?!?
i always used to pack my own bag, make my own lunch and do all of the necessary things. I find it really stupid how some parents pack their own child's bag.
Only one or two in every single generation will manage to finish that sentence correctly... The other 98% will fail halfway through.
I had a teacher that often give us complicated and very long tests, but I you read the directions you knew that the real test started on the 12th question... She was evil, I loved her ;p
It's actually very adorable. (And I'm guilty of doing that a few times too)
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you can tell what ones are made by teachers and what ones are made by students quite easily. I think that it's pretty funny.👌
all so true...
I've had two very significant experiences with both types of teachers. One who was nurturing, went the extra mile to help whenever or with whatever I needed assistance with...encouraged a love of literature by inviting us to come over before school to read from her personal library, etc. The other... talked down to me constantly, told me I would never pass my exams and that I would never make good enough grades to get into the school I chose...ignored me in class and basically treated me like crap because I wasn't up to the 'standard' of her preferred students. It's been over twenty years since I've left school and I remember both teachers as if it were yesterday. When I think of one...I wish I could have given her a huge hug and a million dollars before she died. The other...makes my skin crawl and a lifetime of insecurity. Teachers do make a difference... It's up to each individual the kind of impact they have on a child and how that affects them in their lives, going onward.
you can tell what ones are made by teachers and what ones are made by students quite easily. I think that it's pretty funny.👌
all so true...
I've had two very significant experiences with both types of teachers. One who was nurturing, went the extra mile to help whenever or with whatever I needed assistance with...encouraged a love of literature by inviting us to come over before school to read from her personal library, etc. The other... talked down to me constantly, told me I would never pass my exams and that I would never make good enough grades to get into the school I chose...ignored me in class and basically treated me like crap because I wasn't up to the 'standard' of her preferred students. It's been over twenty years since I've left school and I remember both teachers as if it were yesterday. When I think of one...I wish I could have given her a huge hug and a million dollars before she died. The other...makes my skin crawl and a lifetime of insecurity. Teachers do make a difference... It's up to each individual the kind of impact they have on a child and how that affects them in their lives, going onward.