Teachers: High School vs. College | TikTok Compilation (Parts 3-12) | scott.frenzel

I once accidentally fell asleep in my Spanish class and my professor litterly emailed me what I missed while I was asleep. I love him.

What I learned: College is easier (more understandable) than high school, and actually acknowledges that you are a human rather than a robot.

Honestly, the "I dOn'T sEe AnY bLoOd" and "cAn YoU hOlD iT?" is too accurate.

High school: “They’re not gonna baby you like this in college” College: you go take a break right now and you’ll get a A+ <3

This guy is so good that I actually feel like he is on of those high school teachers

"Do YoU ReAlLy NeEd tO gO tO tHe FuNeRaL?" Yes. My family lost a member who was special to all of us, but this math is way more important.

Once went to a college class with a profusely bleeding knee after I fell on the way there. Teacher looked horrified and told me to go get it checked out ASAP. I was so confused.

Tip for anyone who has a period: If your teacher refuses to let you go to the bathroom, or see the nurse for that matter, just get up and go. Screw what they say; let your parents deal with it after the fact. It's better than bleeding through your pants and being in pain. I know this may take courage, but a teacher should hopefully realize the severity of the situation and won't have a leg to stand on when you tell your VP or guidance counselor that your a-hole teacher is refusing to let you deal with a biologically uncontrollable thing. :-)

When my grandmother passed I decided to go to school anyways, my professor told me to go home, and email him when I get there, he emailed some of my other teachers who didn't know what was going on, and also gave me a giant lollipop for being sad to try to cheer me up.

This… actually reassures my fears to a degree. I’m feeling dreadfully unprepared for college, and my study skills are bad as it is. The freedom college offers is both comforting and concerning.

Is that Hannah having a seizure in the back of the class? Someone tell her that she needs to finish page 73 of the book " how to grow grass" she could really end up needing that.

Well safe to say as a high school freshman, I’m no longer worried about college :)

I'm doing online school (currently 4th 'year' - mostly credit wise) and I think this is very accurate. Seriously. I purposely didn't work extremely hard on a short essay assignment because I was super busy but wanted to put something down. Also late. Usually we get ten percent taken off of what the grade could have been. And yet I get my grade and it's 54/55. _what_?? I've had others where if I tell them maybe it was a stressful day or I was having trouble with the assignment and they're like "oh okay...well take a day to rest and then send me what you have and we'll see what's going on" high school was more like "oh it was stressful? You're 15 what do you have to be stressful about????"

Honestly, yeah. I had great teachers in high school, but some of my friends werent so lucky

that college teacher is someone we all need in our lives

High school: “ You need to go to the BATHROOM? NO, they wouldn’t let you go in COLLEGE College: “ Omg Tracy, you can just go, you don’t have to ask me “

I loved this! These are so, so funny and it really feels like you’re actually interacting with the teachers! It’s just really animated, lively and relatable! IThese are rather stupid questions to ask but: 1] Are college professors actually this nice? 2] Are professors nice in universities? 3] Are highschool/secondary school teachers that bad? 4] WILL I PREPARED FOR THE REAL WORLD?

Our college professors appear too strict but they're actually too chill. Our department head teacher was too kind. They even told us we can take a leave if we're not mentally well and that the school guidance welcomes those who need guidance if they have no one to talk to. But after those you gotta do a lot of activities and assignments which is understandable co'z you gotta make up your credit.

I got the luck of my current school actually preparing others for college. It's an art school so understandably more loose, we're allowed to wear basically anything (Have seen multiple people wearing cat ears and wore my own bc why not, no issues, not even w/ the bells constantly jingling) there's plenty of time to talk to friends, their entire system is "If you gotta fix it after you turn it in, go ahead, as long as the initial turn in has some effort", the teachers will tell stories and stuff, and it's super inclusive and everyone's respectful (including the students!) and the best part: My advisory teacher said, quoting directly here, "If you wanna skip class go ahead just don't hide in the bathroom that's gross" Ngl such a great school, I got lucky af to get in

Let's just all make teachers realize that if we gotta go, we gotta go, and it'll either be the sanitary toilet or our desk chair.