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"Every good high school movie or TV show always has at least one teacher that either makes you wish they taught at your school, or grateful they don&amp;#039;t. From the most hated (#10) to the most beloved (#1), here&amp;#039;s a ranking of high school TV and movie teachers.  10. Coach Sylvester,Glee When she isn&amp;#039;t making fun of Mr. Schue&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;butt chin&amp;quot; or fat-shaming her cheerleaders, she&amp;#039;s making horribly innappropriate jokes about both students and her fellow teachers. In fairness, she&amp;#039;s pretty much an equal opportunity offender\u2014no one at McKinley High is safe from Sue Sylvester&amp;#039;s verbal assaults, with this quote pretty much summing up Coach Sue in a nutshell: &amp;quot;All I want is one day a year where I&amp;#039;m not visually assaulted by uglies and fatties.&amp;quot; And she&amp;#039;s just as physically destructive as she is verbally, especially when things don&amp;#039;t go her way. Proof: 9. Mr. Fitz,Pretty Little LiarsSure, he&amp;#039;s super passionate about English literature, and helped Emily and Aria&amp;#039;s brother when they were struggling. And as much as we were all about #Ezria, IRL Mr. Fitz would be in jail for having a completely innappropriate relationship with a student! Even though he knew it wasn&amp;#039;t right, he still continued to see Aria and even tried to pressure her into staying with him when she decided to call things off! Aside from the whole legal aspect, he clearly didn&amp;#039;t care that much about his students\u2014or teaching. The whole reason he started a relationship with Aria was to get scoop on Ali, he pulled some pretty &amp;quot;A&amp;quot;-like moves on his students, setting up Noel Kahn and blackmailing Mona, all for his book.  8. Mr. Timothy,The FostersMr. Timothy\u2014the English teacher at Anchor Beach High School\u2014is super smart and seems like a pretty awesome teacher overall. But, when he agreed to be Lena and Steph&amp;#039;s sperm donor, he came way too close to the Fosters for comfort. While it was majorly selfish of the kids&amp;#039; moms not to think about how awkward it would be for them, Mr. Timothy should have also thought about the awkward position he would be putting Brandon, Mariana, Jesus, Callie, and Jude in. Seriously, what. were. they. thinking?! 7. Mrs. Montgomery,Pretty Little LiarsAria&amp;#039;s mom is a good parent and teacher usually, and compared to some of the other parents and teachers on PLL, she&amp;#039;s the best. But sometimes, even though her heart is in the right place, her morals are a little off. She really cares for her students and wants to help them succeed, but she took it too far, when she bent the rules to help Emily. Sure, she was only trying to help Emily when she changed the answers on her test so she&amp;#039;d pass, but she let her personal relationship with her daughter&amp;#039;s bestie cloud her judgement. Not only only did she cheat and break the rules she&amp;#039;s supposed to uphold, but it wasn&amp;#039;t fair to the other students, or really to Emily\u2014and a good teacher would know that. 6. Professor McGonagall,Harry PotterProfessor McGonagall also showed favoritism when she gave Harry Potter a spot on the Gryffindor house Quidditch team instead of expelling him when he was caught flying during his first year at Hogwarts, which was strictly prohibited. But instead, the usually very strict professor chose to overlook the rules to benefit her house. Still, she didn&amp;#039;t exactly break the rules by not expelling Harry, and in the end, she probably helped keep him out of at least some trouble. And the rest of the time, she kept the Hogwarts students in line with the best/scariest quotes ever, and was always there to help protect them from evil.  5. Mr. Belding,Saved by the BellMr. Belding deserves a best teacher award just for putting up with Zach Morris&amp;#039;s antics for all those years. Although screaming out Zach&amp;#039;s name in shock each time he pulled another stunt in just about every episode got kinda old, fast, it was also pretty heartwarming how he always gave Zach the benefit of the doubt and a second chance. Though he could be hard on Zach and Screech, Mr. Belding really cared for all his students, and he was like a father to Zach, whose own father was never there. We will never forget the time he covered for Zach when he hired a fake dad to attend his parent-teacher conference because his real dad just didn&amp;#039;t want to come. Bayside High School was lucky to have such a great, though sometimes cooky principal, looking out for them. 4. Ms. Norbury,Mean GirlsHer cheesy jokes aside, Ms. Norbury is one of the best fictional teachers of all time. Aside from making the mathletes\u2014who often got made fun of\u2014feel super cool and confident and pushing Cady to realize what was really important, she also taught the entire school a really important lesson about bullying. You go, Glen Coco! 3. Mr. Feeny,Boy Meets WorldMr. Feeny was the best teacher, friend, and neighbor a boy could ask for. He was always there for Cory and Shawn to keep them in line and teach them important life lessons. And considering he was their teacher almost every year, then their principal, then their COLLEGE PROFESSOR (um, HOW was that even possible?), he often felt more like a family member. 2. Miss Frizzle,The Magic School BusSure she had the help of a magic school bus, but Ms. Frizz managed to make science come alive for her students and make it everyone&amp;#039;s favorite subject. Who wouldn&amp;#039;t want a teacher who took her students on field trips almost every day? Well, besides Arnold. Miss Frizzle was fun, kind, and gave incredible advice about being your self\u2014plus, she always had the perfect outfit to go with the lesson that day. The only thing keeping Ms. Frizz from the number one spot is the fact that none of this\u2014except for maybe the funky science-themed outfits\u2014could ever happen IRL. #Sighs. 1. Mr. Schue,GleeFirst of all, any teacher who can deal with Coach Sylvester&amp;#039;s butt chin and hair jokes without quitting is a hero. But on a more serious note, Mr. Schue basically created a safe place where students felt like they could really be themselves and have a family to get them through some really tough stuff, from teen pregnancy and the death of a parent to coming out and bullying. He was also there to help his students cope with their high school drama (and McKinley High had A LOT of it), while teaching students to love themselves and helping them to harness their talents by sharing his love of singing and dancing with the Glee Club students. And above all, he knew exactly what it meant to be a good teacher. &amp;quot;The best teachers don&amp;#039;t give you the answers,&amp;quot; Mr. Schue said. &amp;quot;They just point the way and let you make your own choices, your own mistakes. That way you get all the glory, and you deserve it.&amp;quot; Which fictional teacher is your fave? Did we miss anyone? Tell us in the comments!  MORE: The Definitive Ranking of Disney Princesses 7 Times Hanna Was the Best Thing That Happened on PLL The Definitive Ranking of TV Prom Dresses GIFs courtesy of giphy.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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