Do your teachers hate disney cartoon movies??

mila&breeze · Post by **mila&breeze** » Sun May 29, 2005 4:02 pm

one of mine does!! she says they are for little kids but i disagree with her!!

karlsen · Post by **karlsen** » Sun May 29, 2005 4:15 pm

I guess teachers is like all other persons, they have diffrent views one diffrent issues.

There are lots of people that dislike cartoons and dismiss them as childish but there are as well lots of people that don't like art galeries because they don't understand them (I am one of those).

Siren · Post by **Siren** » Sun May 29, 2005 4:23 pm

When Lion King came out, I was OBSESSED with it. And everything I did in art class was Lion King related. Not so much the characters, but the overall backgrounds and scenery. And she was getting annoyed as hell with it. So I did it more, cause I hated her anyways.

She told me, "You need to get away from this Lion King thing and be open for other styles."

I replied, "Did they tell Pablo Picasso that when he went through his Blue Period?"

I really was a good kid in school, but she rubbed me the wrong way, so I had to be a smart arse with her all the time. She was just a mean, jealous, egotistical witch. Mean to everyone who didn't compliment her new artwork she had up everyday. And there were people in the class who had not just better art then me, but also then the teacher and she hated them the most. Anyone who's art looked better then her's, she gave a hard time. She also was the major anal hall monitor, "Spit out that gum....Where you suppost to be?...." I swear the woman had no life. She lived to be mean. NEVER did I EVER hear her tell anyone it was a good job. Only critique and even insults.

Isidour · Post by **Isidour** » Sun May 29, 2005 6:12 pm

Nein

in fact, one of my teachers is pretty weird(he doesn´t have a TV on his room, he doen´t have able TV, he don´t drink alcoholic drinks--just water or coffe--he loves to eat liver and moronga* and he also likes to eat on the bathroom

yep,that´s my teacher

*Moronga is the cocked blood of some animals as cows

Timon/Pumbaa fan · Post by **Timon/Pumbaa fan** » Sun May 29, 2005 7:02 pm

I had a very weird english teacher that didn't teach me a thing about english. He taught me all about his Superman comics, Woody Guffman and The Wizard of Oz. Oh and there were times he just talked about the pills he took. I also remember saying he liked Loony Tunes and Sponge Bob. Don't remember him saying anything about Disney, but I think he likes it. Oh yeah he also like Davy Crocket!

Smash · Post by **Smash** » Mon May 30, 2005 3:25 pm

One of my high school history teachers that I had the displeasure of having twice loved to prove Disney movies wrong. As if any of us actually thought they were accurate representations anyway! We had a number of lectures on why Hercules was a terrible representation of myth, why Mulan was totally inaccurate and misrepresented the Oriental world, how Pocahontas was a complete disgrace, and that Johnny Tremain glorified the American Revolution.

Tell us something we didn't already know...

Alan · Post by **Alan** » Mon May 30, 2005 3:30 pm

Isidour wrote:Nein

in fact, one of my teachers is pretty weird(he doesn´t have a TV on his room, he doen´t have able TV, he don´t drink alcoholic drinks--just water or coffe--he loves to eat liver and moronga* and he also likes to eat on the bathroom

yep,that´s my teacher

*Moronga is the cocked blood of some animals as cows

How does not having a TV in your room make you weird? Thats a big stereotype and not having cable TV doesn't make you weird either

Leonia · Post by **Leonia** » Mon May 30, 2005 3:45 pm

I've never had a teacher who liked/disliked Disney movies, but a classmate of mine in middle school had a math teacher who was a big fan of Mickey (he had a lot of Mickey-related stuff in his classroom, like posters and old educational shorts).

From what I've heard (and I don't know if he's still working), this particular math teacher was notorious for giving out homework every single day of the week, and over school vacations. The only day he didn't give out homework was Mickey Mouse's birthday.

Alan · Post by **Alan** » Mon May 30, 2005 3:55 pm

Leonia wrote:I've never had a teacher who liked/disliked Disney movies, but a classmate of mine in middle school had a math teacher who was a big fan of Mickey (he had a lot of Mickey-related stuff in his classroom, like posters and old educational shorts).

From what I've heard (and I don't know if he's still working), this particular math teacher was notorious for giving out homework every single day of the week, and over school vacations. The only day he didn't give out homework was Mickey Mouse's birthday.

I have HW every single day of the week and over school vacations in all 5 classes of mine

Robin Hood · Post by **Robin Hood** » Mon May 30, 2005 4:48 pm

My Rec Sports Teacher is obessed with Garfield. (not a disney character but still..)

Nala · Post by **Nala** » Mon May 30, 2005 4:53 pm

Robin Hood wrote:My Rec Sports Teacher is obessed with Garfield. (not a disney character but still..)

I like Garfield. One of the bosses I once had the pleasure of workign with gave each of her employees a Garfield stuffed cat one Christmas.

Isidour · Post by **Isidour** » Mon May 30, 2005 5:46 pm

Alan wrote:
Isidour wrote:Nein

in fact, one of my teachers is pretty weird(he doesn´t have a TV on his room, he doen´t have able TV, he don´t drink alcoholic drinks--just water or coffe--he loves to eat liver and moronga* and he also likes to eat on the bathroom

yep,that´s my teacher

*Moronga is the cocked blood of some animals as cows
How does not having a TV in your room make you weird? Thats a big stereotype and not having cable TV doesn't make you weird either

Maybe for you

PapiBear · Post by **PapiBear** » Mon May 30, 2005 9:35 pm

Isidour wrote:Nein

in fact, one of my teachers is pretty weird(he doesn´t have a TV on his room, he doen´t have able TV, he don´t drink alcoholic drinks--just water or coffe--he loves to eat liver and moronga* and he also likes to eat on the bathroom

Why do you know that he likes to eat ON THE BATHROOM?

Isidour · Post by **Isidour** » Mon May 30, 2005 10:02 pm

we where talking about alcoholism and he told us that he doesn´t like to drinke anything except water or coffe, then he told us the odd truth

Sunset Girl · Post by **Sunset Girl** » Tue May 31, 2005 12:08 am

My high school art teacher did not allow students to "copy" existing cartoon characters in our class sketchbooks, but I did a lot of Disney-influenced artwork. Other kids got P.O'd with me since I was the only one that she'd let get away with it. I think she liked Disney a bit, but reasoned we should have been working on our own creations. Looking back, she probably should have pushed me more towards that.

Art school was a different story, of course. We only did life-drawing in my one class, and one teacher liked my style (which was very soft at the time) while another teacher disliked my "soft, Disney-influenced" artwork; he actually said that my style wasn't "crunchy enough," of all things. That became a big joke for a while, and prompted me to scribble all over everything I drew until I found a happy medium!

And then there was my fundamentals teacher. He hated Disney with a passion, so we had a lot of friendly arguing in his class. I also would sneak in "hidden Mickeys" anywhere in a project that I possibly could just to tick him off!!! He actually said that "Disney is the death of the world as we know it," although he eventually admitted that there was some great artwork to Pinocchio when I made him look.

I'll see if I have one of those hidden Mickeys handy from back then (it's too late to look tonight) and I might snap a pic of it to post.

Man, I miss art school.

Wonderlicious · Post by **Wonderlicious** » Tue May 31, 2005 9:03 am

My GCSE Art teacher didn´t seem to like much of my Art work that I did for her, which was, to an extent, Disney inspired. She was a bit mean and always made subtle rude remarks about my work (example: "Why not research LS Lowry? His artwork is also cartoony."

). Fortunately, I gave her a kick up the butt by doing everything that she liked (work inspired by this weird guy who held a cat and wore a dress in his photo

) mixed in with what I like (Mary Blair, stories, Art Nouveau) and ended up getting a B!

On a lighter note, one of the RE teachers in our school is blatantly obsessed with The Lion King and The Jungle Book, as almost all her lessons for the Year 7 and 8 classes always seem to link to those movies.

ichabod · Post by **ichabod** » Tue May 31, 2005 10:38 am

Wonderlicious wrote:On a lighter note, one of the RE teachers in our school is blatantly obsessed with The Lion King and The Jungle Book, as almost all her lessons for the Year 7 and 8 classes always seem to link to those movies.

That's the Kind of Teacher I would be!

English
Explore the literary differences between the play version and the film version of Peter Pan

Maths
Calculate 101 Dalmatians X 7 Dwarfs + 20,000 leagues under the sea

Playtime

Art
With reference to Mary Blair, create a background for Alice in Wonderland

Lunchtime

History
Explore the greek myths as seen in Hercules.

Geography
Look at the settings and culture of South America as seen in The Three Caballeros

Homework - Watch Home on the Range!

tomothy81 · Post by **tomothy81** » Tue May 31, 2005 9:29 pm

Isidour wrote:he don´t drink alcoholic drinks--just water and coffee

I don't really think that you can classify someone as being wierd because they don't drink alcohol. I don't drink alcohol and it is very rare that I will drink something other than water or coffee.

Zoltack · Post by **Zoltack** » Tue May 31, 2005 10:10 pm

tomothy81 wrote:
Isidour wrote:he don´t drink alcoholic drinks--just water and coffee
I don't really think that you can classify someone as being wierd because they don't drink alcohol. I don't drink alcohol and it is very rare that I will drink something other than water or coffee.

I don't think its wierd either, however I'm 19 and I'm drinking a Mike's Hard Lemonade right now. But that's because we're out of real lemonade. I mean you might think its wierd because my dad bought a 6 pack of Mike's just for me... I love my dad very much.

Anyways on subject here, all the teachers that I've had like Disney films because in some classes that's all we watched. Well they don't want parents getting mad a teachers for letting there children watching rated "R" films so we gotta watch these instead. But I'm not complaining.

Isidour · Post by **Isidour** » Wed Jun 01, 2005 7:29 am

[HomerSimpsonVoice]mmm...lemonade[/HomerSimpsonVoice]

what I mant, he doesn´t even want to buy some for a party(even if he is not going to drink it, just see it make him sick)
Last week he made a "party" where all the drinks where coffe or water

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Do your teachers hate disney cartoon movies??

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