We're thankful to our teachers for a lot of things. They’re the artistic souls who spend hours on colorful signs and charts just to make learning more fun.

We're thankful to our teachers for a lot of things. They’re the artistic souls who spend hours on colorful signs and charts just to make learning more fun.

We might have great imaginations, but to truly understand someone, we have to walk a mile in their shoes. Either that or be taught a powerful lesson, the ‘Malicious Compliance’ way!

We might have great imaginations, but to truly understand someone, we have to walk a mile in their shoes. Either that or be taught a powerful lesson, the ‘Malicious Compliance’ way!

People shared some stories of when they realized their teachers were idiots as they didn't know elementary things.

People shared some stories of when they realized their teachers were idiots as they didn't know elementary things.

There's one thing students are good at, it's testing teachers' limits.

There's one thing students are good at, it's testing teachers' limits.

We can't imagine the world without teachers. Yet sometimes we treat them as dispensable robots.

We can't imagine the world without teachers. Yet sometimes we treat them as dispensable robots.

It seems like every school has at least a few of those stories about that one teacher who happened to get fired from their job for a straight-up wild reason.

It seems like every school has at least a few of those stories about that one teacher who happened to get fired from their job for a straight-up wild reason.

The people of AskReddit were sharing stories of amazing teachers whom they greatly respected for the things they did as educators.

The people of AskReddit were sharing stories of amazing teachers whom they greatly respected for the things they did as educators.

The teachers of Reddit are sharing stories of students they will never forget—the good, the bad, and the weird—in a now viral AskReddit thread.

The teachers of Reddit are sharing stories of students they will never forget—the good, the bad, and the weird—in a now viral AskReddit thread.

This woman asked people on Twitter to share the most unnecessarily ableist things that their teachers did back in school and a slew of people tweeted back, sharing some of the most surprising stories.

This woman asked people on Twitter to share the most unnecessarily ableist things that their teachers did back in school and a slew of people tweeted back, sharing some of the...

Lukas Garnelis