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[quote=Anonymous]OH EM GEEE!

OP, land the helicopter. Literally.  Mean like chill out. Seriosly. WTF is wrong with U?!?

In all seriousness OP, you are getting worked up about nothing and letting your daughter push all your wrong buttons. I assume sue was in elementary last year and she is your only/oldest?

This sounds like a good teacher. Perhaps a VERY good teacher.  He is a math teacher who cares enough about his students to also care about teaching them to communicate properly, effectively and professionally, and as a math teacher to boot. He is interacting with them on a personal level and teaching them how to listen and quickly learn about others just by listening (completely a lost skill in this text/instagram age). He has a sense of humor and is teaching the kids how to interact as young adults instead of elementary school children.

As PP pointed out, this teacher is CLEARLY well liked and respected by the students. As evident by 300 chocolate bars last year and the number he has received so far this year. Middle school kids do not bring treats for the teacher they do not like or do not respect.

This sounds like an exceptional teacher for middle school. I hope he is as good at math as he appears to be as a teacher in general.

Step back on this one OP and do not encourage your daughter's complaining. Be neutral and see how it goes.

My bet is that your daughter got one of the more desireable math teachers in the grade.[/quote]

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