My Favorite Teacher in History

In my school there are many teachers. Each one teaches us different subjects. Although all of them are fairly good, there is one teacher whom I love and admire the most. Her name is Mrs. Grace Gilo. There are some teachers, who hardly ever make an impact on, or touch someone’s life for the better. Some just go through life teaching. But there are some that change a person’s life, for the better. She was the kind of person that everyone loved. She never asked too much, or expected too much. She is the most pleasing personality that I have ever come across. She is an ideal teacher. She has all those qualities which a good teacher is expected to have. A history teacher, a role model and now OIC at Mariano Marcos Memorial High School. Mrs. Gilo was my history teacher when I was in second year high. She is very popular, but she is not conceited. She is courteous to her colleagues and the principal of the school. My first impression of her was a terror teacher. But when she introduced herself, my opinion was changed. She introduced herself in a way that we would surely like her. I was pleased by Mrs. Gilo's unique teaching style; her class would never get bored because she always raised her volume to maximum accompanied by various facial expressions while teaching. And as we begin each lesson everyday, we also discover something new about her. If, by chance, any student tries to play the fool in her class, she is firm and does not allow that to happen. But it’s not everyday that she jokes around. There are days that she has a bad temper. Especially when we don’t have any assignment to show her. You should expect your notebook to fly out of the room. And believe me; you wouldn’t want to experience that. I don’t always get to see her mad though. I was always absent. Despite me being absent all the time, she always gives me a chance. Maybe that’s why she also remembers me well. She would just tell me to refrain from being absent all the time and catch up the lessons I had