Teachers on TV vs. Teachers in Real Life
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2022
- Find out which teachers from TV/movies that each of the hosts identifies with and which TV teachers are the furthest from reality! Plus, listen to a few crazy field trip stories.
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“Ms. Frizzle kidnapped those kids, but it was fun”🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Unauthorized field trips 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ms. Frizzle was the best teacher ever!!!!
Totally reverse with me. A teacher from my oldest's school seen me sitting in at Olive garden sipping a drink with my(now Ex) husband during our anniversary meal. Both kids were with my Parents at Chuck E cheese at a younger cousin's birthday party. That Monday, She gave my kid a note to explain what is appropriate as a parent. I took the note to the school the next morning. Turned out she had done that to other parents and was shortly fired afterwards.
Imagine thinking two adults going out for dinner and drinks made them bad parents? What?? Very shady behaviour from the teacher.
@@alexshaw8167 Thankfully, she was the only teacher I (probably other parents too) had issues with. Most of the rest were very respectful and great. A few was as a bit strict, but never disrespect.
And in her opinion what is appropriate as a parent? I’m curious to know lol
@@EriBarr I don't know to be honest. No alcohol, no going out with friends, no social media, never say anything harsher than fiddle sticks and golly? Full on sitcom mom who dotes on her family as perfect? Clean pressed clothes, scissor cut lawn, white glove clean house, 5 course daily meals and only leaves the home to grocery shop or take Timmy to tryouts and Susy to ballet?
Edit: the note basically said she seen me at olive garden partaking in a crude type drink and lifestyle more fitting of a single college student, not a married woman with impressionable children.
@@Neighbor-assistantYN yea she sounds like she’s full of sunshine, rainbows, lollipops and unicorns 🦄
💖 My senior quote was the last line ever spoken by Mr Feeney on Boy Meets World...
"I love you all, class dismissed."
The creepiest part of Ezra Fitz and Aria wasn’t even that they got married or they made out, it was that it turned out he knew exactly who she was and how old she was before he ever met her. So he was like a true creeper. I had a teacher from 7-12 grade, my band director (save the band geek jokes I was on drum line, didn’t count lol) that was like a dad to me. I had a really hard time with serious stuff at home, and he was the one who helped me find my talent and even got me ready for a conservatory audition for college.
That definitely was the creepiest part about fitz plus the Ali and Fitz stuff didn’t help either. It was all sus and they had teenage me thinking Ezra and Aria were soooo cute.
I will say that drum line does count as a band kid HOWEVER, I’m in colorguard so I can’t say anything. Band directors are awesome tho !
How did Hogwarts Professors not get brought up??
OMG
When I hear yall talking about teachers drinking in their free time, I think of the show Mr. Iglesias. Unlike most TV shows about schools, Mr. Iglesias is involved in the students lives (but not in a creepy way to me). He is their support system and he roots for all his students to succeed.
YES! I loved Mr. Iglesias!
THANK YOU MRS. ROGERS!!!
Omg...I thought the three kids who got sent home from my D.C. trip in 8th grade was a scandal....but your NY trip puts that to shame. We're in San Diego, and in April there was always a trip to D.C. & Pennsylvania/New York (they alternated every other year) and we did fundraising for it throughout the year. Breakfast and dinner were included but lunch and snacks were on us to buy. We actually ate at some kind of off-base military cafeteria the day we went to the Pentagon, which was super cool. One night we stayed at the Hard Rock Hotel and got breakfast and dinner there. There were at least 20-25 of us, but we also had 4 teachers + a BUNCH of parents for chaperoning. The kids that tried to pull shenanigans were caught in the middle of them and sent home immediately (the next morning for one, because he tried to climb out the window to sneak into a girl's room at like 11pm). When done right, with the correct support, cross-country trips can be great. I'm so glad ours didn't end up like yours. Thanks for finally telling it!!
Rebecca Rogers does look like Miss Appleberry from Cocomelon. She's very sweet and patient with great creative ideas.
And Bri really needs to read some Roald Dahl. He also wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and James and the Giant Peach. Amazing author. Specializes in dark stories about traumatized children that have something magical happen to create a happily ever after.
I love hearing stories about crap you’ve dealt with as a teacher.
I think an episode on things you learn about teaching but that you're never officially taught would be really interesting. It'd be a peek behind the curtain for us non-teachers, and useful for baby teachers.
Honestly I feel like a lot you can discuss but it doesn’t really become a “skill” until you’ve been in the actual situation if that makes sense. Not that I wouldn’t love to see a video like that as well! Lol but experience really is a big big factor for how formal/in writing most education things are.
Are American teachers taught how to deal with disciplinary problems??? German teachers aren't. Disciplinary problems is just a thing that doesn't seem to exist in German teacher training!😂😢😭
I love Miss Frizzle. I tried to be like her without the field trips when I was a younger teacher. But in my present life, I identify with Mrs. Howard from Abbott Elementary. I have become the elder stateswoman of school.
On my high school choir trip, they taped our door the night before our competition but 1) it was Friday the 13th and my roomies and I were watching a horror movie so the sound of our director placing the tape terrified us. 2) I actually got so so anxious being taped it bc it made me feel trapped. I wasn’t planning on going anywhere, but not even having the option just made me feel so enclosed and trapped
Their was one teacher I remember from Riverdale, the one Archie hooked up with Ms.Grundy. But all the kids do end up being the teachers in season 5. But my favorite tv teacher is probably the one from Freedom Writers
In 2013, when I was in middle school, .. the school didn't have a sub for my class so we just did the lesson our SELVES. It was 8th grade English accel and we were at the CLIMAX of a novel so instead of telling any teacher next door:...... We did a popcorn reading of the book and discussed the questions we had for the essay we had to do on the novel. The class after us was so confused and the admin had to interview all of us before we went home. No cap
WooW 👀😯
Mr. Feeny from Boy Meets World 🌎. One of my favorite TV teachers ❤️
One of my favorite things about living in a small town, our principals really don’t care what we do in our free time! We’ll all go out to the one nice restaurant in town and they’ll drink with us. The last day before winter break was a half day and we all went to lunch, two newer teachers, our principal, his wife (who is a para at the school), and I were the last ones there. Just having a few drinks and talking about how things have been going so far and moving forward.
I definitely feel strange watching a teacher podcast
Very out of character for me
BUT
I AM OBSESSED
Recess! I loved that cartoon!
My chorus teacher took about 100 of us to Disney to sing at candlelight every year. It was only 1 night but I just can't imagine.
I was surprised that nobody mentioned any teacher from neds declassified school survival guide. From what I remember there was a good variation of the kinds of teachers you'd come across.
Just finished binging all the episodes I missed! So glad you guys are back! Loved this pod!
im a student and i love listening to this on spotify everyday in class, YOU GUYS ARE SOO FUNNY MORE EPISODES PLEASEEE
I feel like the reason you guys forgot about Mr. Feeny at first is because he really was basically the best tv teacher. He cared about his kids, but he wasn't creepy about it. He was there for them. His relationship with Shawn was one of my favorites, because he knew how capable Shawn was.
💯 Agreed... Sometimes I wish feeny was my teacher.
@@dionedwyer190 Same. Feeny was such an amazing teacher. One of my favorite moments was when Shawn got caught up in the cult and he was genuinely ready to fight Mr. Mack. And in the series finale when all the main cast said goodbye to him and he said he loved them all to the empty classroom.
That episode Corey wanted to be in a Geography Bee to win a try as a bat boy...he lost the Bee. Mr. Feeney asked Corey if he learned anything and Corey went into what he learned. I will never forget that Mr. Feeney replied that then they had won. Loved Mr. Feeney.
@@queenboudicca31 Also when Cory and Feeny switched places during the episode where they read about Anne Frank because Cory didn't think that racism and prejudice existed anymore, and then Eric's girlfriend was treated badly for being who she was. Feeney really helped the characters learn lessons.
We had a band/choir teacher like him in high school. If only the world was set up to create more Feenys and Jeans (our music teacher). Instead the vocal minority is too loud about whether gay students can confide in their teachers or whether black students are properly represented in the classroom, and because of that, I think the Feeneys of the world will be quickly snuffed out or burnt out. I fear that the next generation will not have many people to look up to, but I hope I'm wrong.
Our ROTC commanders did the tape the door as well. That first night I called them asking hey, we ordered pizza..... um... can we please get it? They said yes. That night everyone kept coming into our room to eat and hang out. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
One of my favorite TV teachers is Mr. Clark from Stranger Things because he’s so excited to teach the kids and genuinely enjoys interacting with them and encouraging them to ask questions
This is for Tell specifically, but everybody can answer as I know we’ve all had moments like this as teachers. But, Tell, as a pre-k teacher, how do you manage to stay calm all the time when dealing with the many antics of 4-5 year olds? Have you raised your voice at a student because of inappropriate behaviors they constantly repeat, or for inappropriate things they’ve continued to say multiple times?
On another note, for all of you, when you need help with a child, is your admin good with helping you, or do you find it a struggle to get admin to help you? Do you feel like they haven’t been in your classroom, or any classroom long enough to even know/understand what you go through on daily basis?
IDK about Tell specifically, but I'm a pre-k teacher, and one of the things we are trained to do (we use Conscious Discipline models at the school I teach at) is the STAR method. When a kid is getting on your nerves, you Stop, Take a breath, And Relax. Some of the training modules I have looked at, the woman was like 'this textbook says to tell yourself that you believe the best in this child, but that doesn't always work, so you can do waht I do, which is say to myself "I love chips and salsa.'" So to make a long story short, basically MY technique for not screaming at a 5-year-old or a 6-month-old (I teach infant/toddler, primarily) is taking a minute and not saying anything till the end of the day. It helps my best friend is also a Pre-k teacher and she is always available for a good drink and a good vent.
Yo so happy to see you guys I just got Covid laying in my bed coughing love to see you guys doing your thing
Be safe
SO Happy to hear Sideways Stories from Wayside School mentioned. My absolute favorite as a kid
I’m going to school to be a teacher and I have to say I love this podcast and I’ve been binge watching it🙌🏻
Also, I feel you on Ezra Fitz😭
When he found out that she was his student he tried to end it but Aria was persistent to stay in the relationship. It was such a weird part of the show but they did end up getting married🙃
He's the adult tho and he actually knew who they all were. He had been stalking them the whole time.
Joe Clark from Lean On Me is the teacher/admin that everyone wish they could be.....shutting out the criminals and allowing teachers to do their jobs. Showing kids they can succeed with positive expectations.
I've only seen Bad Teacher once, but now I have to watch it again, because I remember thinking it was such a funny movie! Also, I used to LOVE the Junie B. Jones series! That was one of my favorites as a kid!
I needed this!!! I love your videos, I have 2 Jobs as a TA (teacher assistant) and a ESL English teacher, I can definitely relate!!!
This is the best, I love this podcast! Also it’s the funniest them trying to work out Roald Dahl's name! He’s so well known in England but I hadn’t realised he wasn’t so much in America! ❤️love you guys x
He definitely is well known in America. Almost everyone I know knows of him, or at least of his work
27:34 There was this one time when I was in my health class in 7th grade my teacher wasn’t in for the day since she was sick and when we walked in the class room it was empty and there was a substitute teacher that arrived 35-40 minutes after we were in there.All we did was just sit with our friends and hang out since everyone in that class was finished with the school work for health so kids either played games or tell dark humor jokes. The sub that was supposed to be in the classroom at the beginning got fired since my principal was very serious about kids safety.
Talking about Miss Honey and Miss Trunchbull. We had a production of Matilda the musical at my school, I played Miss Trunchbull! It was so fun
Roald Dahl also wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!
And the bfg, and James and the giant peach. . . .
@@crystalmicoff6331 Yeah! I kno he's written well over 20 children's books! Before I moved to my new house, I had a whole set Roald Dahl books. It had things like: The Twits, Witches, Matilda, Charlie and the Glass Elevator (which is actual the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory sequel!)
So, I may have had a little obsession with his books as a kid..😅
I love all of Y’all so much! I love just watching you guys ALL the time! I love my teachers and I have a whole new respect for all of my teachers! I have a teacher that would be so perfect for this podcast if she were on it haha
I love "Best Friends" faces. I've never watched most of these shows.
DUDE- WAYSIDE SCHOOL HAS TO BE ONE OF MY FAVE BOOK TRILOGYS TO THIS DAY! IT WAS SO GOOD. AHH THE NOSTALGIA
My school, any trip was an overnight trip, especially if we had to take the ferry. Ferry or plane were our only travel options. We students would all end up getting really close with the other schools as a result, especially since we would always house them when they came to us and they would house us when we went to them.
My favorite time of seeing someone get sent home though is what I always think of when people say "boys will be boys" because it was basically that. This one 15 year old from one of the other schools, his dad had given him a tazer to take with to protect himself. Well, said boy and his friend got sent home because they were caught outside taking turns tazing each other. From what I heard afterward, they were having a blast too 😂
I need more book talk! I love it!!!
Watching four teachers be anything less than completely positive about Roald Dahl having written Mathilde is hilarious
One of my favorites is The Ron Clark Story with Matthew Perry. It's based on a true story and it's really heartwarming 🥰
Freedom writers is worth mentioning , one of my favorite movies ever still remember seeing it the first time in 10th grade psychology, definitely the best teacher on tv I’ve ever seen
That's what's so good
I was waiting for them to talk about "Mr Holland's Opus" or "Mona Lisa Smile" or even "Sister Act 2"
A student teacher at my junior high school worked at hooters..I didn’t judge I was too young just found it funny but amazing a few years later she was teaching!
as someone who travels with my highschool as a student it’s an amazing experience. I travel to Japan and Guam for school competitions
@ 21:14 the laugh syncs up pretty nicely, makes me laugh too :)
In the show Teachers (2016-2019), the elementary teachers were NEVER in their classroom or with students. They were always leaving their kids unsupervised. Lol
"Welcome back Kotter" Great 1970s show about a high school teacher and his student. John Travolta played one of the students.
I watch lots of teacher movies like Ron Clark story and Freedom Writers and both show how great teachers can be !
Oh my gosh. I want to go to the Western Reserve Village now to see that, but I don't really want to do the fair! I haven't been there in years, but the last time I was, it was so packed. I'm afraid my crowd anxiety would be horrible!
Im so glad you guys brought up Abbott Elementary! My mom is an assistant teacher for a PreK class and I was just telling her that I can see similarities between her/ her coworkers and the teachers at Abbott and I love the advocacy their creating with that show as well.
Also speaking of Riverdale idk why I can’t get this out of my head but Mr.Williams lowkey reminds me of Mark Consuelos and his son who was also on Riverdale. I think they’re all handsome so I don’t mean it in a bad way but something about him reminds of Hiram and young Hiram
I was just watching a movie like two days ago where I was like “WHERE ARE THE TEACHERS???”
I’m a rower and when we go to regattas (races) we take a bus with no coaches, there is usually 2 or 3 parent chaperones. We are assigned to a hotel room (4 in a room based on gender) with the coaches and chaperones in the hotel but we don’t usually see the coaches until we arrive at the regatta sight. For the varsity girls alone there are about 60 rowers. The amount of trust they put in us to go to a different state and remain well behaved while in a hotel room is insane. I have so much respect for all chaperons and coaches
My high school German club went to Germany for two weeks, 2 teachers, a couple parents and about 25 kids in another country when only the 2 teachers really spoke decent German. I have no idea how they did it, but we all survived and had a good time.
I love how they mentioned feney
That whole teacher having a life outside of class brings up the question: do you want there to be teachers to teach your kids or not? There are not enough people willing to teach and not have a social life to be able to teach all the kids. There's not enough as it is!!
I just did this this year. It’s awesome!
Mr. Feeny is absolute teacher goals and always will be.
The Secrets of Ms Snickle!!
That’s the book about the girl who is allergic to secrets!
TV teachers today vs. TV teachers of the 1980s. I grew up with Mr. Moore from Head of the Class as my teacher role model.
Jessica Day from New Girl is one of the best TV teachers!!
Man I'm just finding this and I LOVE it!
I forgot that I'm an adult and when yall said if yall are children turn away I instinctively turned away from the screen 🤦♀️🤣
oh my goodness..yeees all the old school books!! And the Witches was a great movie!
Literally watched that episode on Recess🤣🤣
We get to go on trips out of state but yeah it’s a lot of forms and stuff bc u want them to be safe.
I love William Tell! He's so funny!
Hearing that field trip story and knowing how often field trips go wrong I wonder how on earth a teacher was able to bring us accross the globe for 9 days lmao.
Recess was just Hogan's Heros set on a playground with children. Even the theme song is the same.
Thank u for the vampire diaries shout out!!!!!! But Caroline was totally too young for him 🤣
I went on band trips in middle school, we went on a cruise i can’t imagine
We went to Spain for a week in high school with our spanish teacher - i had to pay for it myself but it was amazing
I saw you guys on tick tock and I've got to say I instantly have fallen in love with every single one of you I do not have kids I am not a teacher but I love connection in it human to human and I love the stories and I love the camaraderie I love how you guys play off of each other I like to look back on my past too and I was basically everything from teacher's pet to wild child everything and the stories that you have portrayed I see a little bit of me and them and it's fantastic keep rocking it and I can't wait to see more of your podcast and see more amazing topics that you guys will cover
My french teacher probably been watching too much stereotypical teacher movies because last week she didn't show up and didn't even tell the office. She just left something on google classroom for us to do but I have to idea how she decided that a group of 7th graders could be responsible enough to be left without a teacher.
First year teacher (3rd/4th grade) in KY! Love this podcast and love seeing teachers being real.
"there would never ever be a classroom full of kids without an adult for a long period of time" for the last few weeks of school me and the rest of my class was left without a teacher for the whole school day. Granted we're all seniors so they probably trust us enough to not cause trouble, but still. Other staff members would come in and be like "it must be nice to not have a teacher" and then walk away. We were left alone for an hour and a half, every other day, for like two weeks.
You got "Fe..he..he...heny" stuck in my head!
They literally could have referenced Charlie and the Chocolate Factory when talking about Roald Dahl and I think they would have known who the author of Matilda was 😂
I took kids on a field trip years ago. I found one parent who owned an SUV and I went to the car rental and rented an SUV for myself and drove half the kids to a conference. There's no way that would be allowed now.
Mrs. Rogers I swear to you right now if you make a Connor and Kyle movie, *I WILL BUY IT!!!*
Okay but do y’all remember the Children’s book where little girl lived on the edge of a forest and would always pick flowers parents warned her not to go too deep or the monster would get her and she got distracted by the beautiful flowers and the monster tries to get her but she makes it in time back home it was kindof a rhyming book to like what the monster said rhymed
That’s wild to hear about NHSMUN a decade later
The nostalgia I got from Ms. Nelson Is Missing, man. I loved that book so much 😭
And I'm just a liiiittle offended that y'all didn't know Matilda was a book, since it's my favorite to this day and I read it a million times in elementary lol
There were several time in high school when they had trouble finding a sub so we as a class took attendance, brought it to the office, they have us a bucket of candy for the class and sent us back and we would just be told not to get too loud.
Am I a teacher? No. Am I living in America? No. Do I listen to every single episode. YES, yes I do!
There's so much difference between US and UK teachers like so many of the parents were friends with teachers and like going out on a Saturday together or join in. At our prom and trips our teachers drank alcohol and it was normal
Now imagine a teacher getting high at school hours. I doubt that would be ok in the UK
@@user-dr1rg4vq2q if you talking about prom it's not school hours only the teacher that organised it is in charge. Well in the UK getting high on anything is illegal and drinking isn't
@@thepolishreader7430 it’s legal in majority of the US but it’s still not appropriate at least there’s no hypocrisy where only alcohol is ok
My kids HS has an McXplorers group, where 2 teachers take a group of kids at least twice a year to out of country trips! They've been doing it for years. Granted these kids must be passing, it costs a lot of money (students fundraise) & they must have full parent permission.
heidi Heckelbeck!!!! I loved that book series it is the one that Rebecca was talking about where the girl is a secert witch!
I'm like Mr. Simmons from Hey Arnold. Cool, calm, collected a little granola free range and kinda a pushover. 🤭
I took my students on a trip to the The Philippines for a week. It was actually pretty great :)
You were very brave to take students to NYC. I have taught every grade from K-middle school except 5th grade. In my old school district, all 5th graders went to overnight camp. Nope, the devil is a liar.
Y'all should watch Doc Martin to watch Luisa. She's a teacher in a small town in the UK and I feel like she's accurate, but the show doesn't revolve around the kids or her, so maybe that's why it's a good portrayal of a teacher. Luisa is just my favorite TV Teacher.
Billy Madison teacher lmao the kindergarten teacher where she puts glue on her eyes! lmao
Have yall thought about making a podcast about inspiring teachers or paraprofessionals. I'm starting my degree as a elementary teacher, I'm currently a paraprofessional for SpED in high school. So I would like to hear your experiences and advice.
speaking of creepy teachers, how did the Potterhead not bring up Moody, Dumbledore, or the pink evil lady from Harry Potter? lol all fun and games
I lived in New York when Mrs. Rogers had her field trip lol so close
I have to go see if I can buy Tikki Tikki Tembo to add to my collection now! I’ve been able to recite the whole name always!