Describe the best teacher you ever had and what made them a great educator. Responses should be less than 150 words.

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Had a psychology teacher in high school named Mr. Richards. He taught differently from any other teacher I've had, even when I think about college professors. He wasn't a textbook teacher or anything, just made some power points of some aspects in psychology and gave the class lectures from his own experience and what not.
I can't speak for anyone elHad a psychology teacher in high school named Mr. Richards. He taught differently from any other teacher I've had, even when I think about college professors. He wasn't a textbook teacher or anything, just made some power points of some aspects in psychology and gave the class lectures from his own experience and what not.
I can't speak for anyone else in that class, but one particular lecture totally changed my life. It was a lesson regarding passion and finding your way in life.

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