I guess he wasn't quite as 'dumb' or 'slow' as Mrs. Frank thought, was he?

What I like about it is that it immediately feels like justice. What I do not like about it is the stressing of the revenge aspect in it. If we would make everyday a strive for justice but never seek revenge, the world would be a better place.

I never understood teachers who don't want to teach. You can get better paying jobs doing something you don't want to do and most of those don't require you to deal with children or teenagers.

He should be proud of himself. Who knows how many future students he saved from this woman. She had no business being a teacher.

I once had a teacher who put my desk in the coat closet. My offense was being flaky about getting my homework turned it. Before she put my desk in the closet, she had a habit of saying nasty things about me in front of the class. I was only in third grade and really didn't think to do anything about it, but now I feel kind of guilty for not having done something about it. Think of all the kids that woman screwed up. It turns my stomach.

One time we were presenting a presentation, it was an assignment, we worked real hard on it. We plugged the laptop in, but forgot the audio cable. First few seconds were fine, then the sound came out of the laptop. Found the audio cable within a second, and plugged it in, it worked fine. Until the teacher forcefully stopped the presentation. Right after I plugged it in. "WHY IS THE SOUND COMING OUT OF YOUR LAPTOP?" Apparently she 'told' us it HAD to be on a USB. Then she just kept on going about us not listening to her and loudly roasted us. Kept asking me why it wasn't on a USB, kept repeating the question. I was so shocked I couldn't answer and she just kept on repeating it. I told her the audio was fine now, so we could keep going. She didn't listen. Oh the irony. Kept on going on and on, wasting time. But the thing was, she never said it had to be on a USB. We got it working but apparently we're gonna get a low mark on our technology because we didn't put it on a USB.

I didn't want to like this, but some people should really not be teachers. Appreciated the longer story at the end to explain some of the more complicated parts of the situation.

Wow, I rarely had difficulty in school, but if a teacher ever did that I would make their lives miserable.

I have this teacher who humiliate and made my classmate cry in front of the class because my classmate has been absent for many weeks. My classmate told my teacher that the reason is personal and she can't tell it in front of everyone. But my teacher kept on insisting her tell it, my classmate feels so embarrassed and scared she cried in front of everyone but my teacher just stood there doing nothing, and it's really quiet in the classroom all I heard was her cry. Somebody in the classroom stood up and let my crying classmate sat down. The teacher asked who allowed her to sat down but the person didn't spoke. My teacher told them to go to counseling office. But when they're already outside the teacher told unnecessary thins. Telling that she thought that my classmate is doing drugs and she f*****g laughed and she expect us too laugh too like wtf. And she also said that the person who let my classmate sat down was being heroic. Ughhh can't stand her anymore

Good on him, a couple of teachers made my schooldays miserable. There was no reason except I was shy and like most bullies they picked that up.

I had a couple of teachers who disliked me, but they kept themselves under control. I was not a star pupil, so maybe I deserved to be targeted occasionally.

Reminds me of that one time when I, a calm, shy and silent student staying out of trouble, actually got an official disciplinary remark within my high school record because I told my teacher he doesn't need to make a fool of himself, when he tried to be funny by interrupting (not even letting me start) my answer to his own question. He was more subtle, but he clearly disliked me, and one day insulted me even. He was the type of person to expect a teenager to be more mature than himself. Hmmmh.... Should I feel honoured? Anyway, my "revenge" was becomming kinda successful in my plans for the future, graduating with the highest grade, studying and working abroad, again, with high grades, and earning more money than he ever will. But I am sorry I couldn't do anything to help other kids who, like me, were the "lucky ones" under his pick.

Revenge is a dish better served cold, Mrs. Frank deserved a very icy dish !!

I was one of the brightest, if not the brightest, students in grammar school, Jr. Hi., and High school.Nevertheless, I managed to flunk Algebra in Jr. Hi. School.Somehow, that never bothered me, and I later managed to get to the Calculus level with no particular difficulty. Anyway, I now think that my failure in my first attempt at Algebra was due to the teacher. She made it impossible to ask any questions. I always feared her sarcasm and her cutting replies. It's funny, though. I had aways said that the best teachers were the strictest ones, ones that put up with no nonsense. Well, she was certainly one of those. It's just that she added MEAN to the package, and I've now adjusted my thinking. Strict may be best, but not if accompanied by nastiness.

Thank you so much for your story. You were very brave. I endured a horrible teacher during my 5th year. She was verbally and physically abu

There are some really bad, sadistic teachers out there and they get into the profession because they know they can treat kids horribly and get away with it. I'm glad that they are caught and fired. However, most teachers are not that way and I appreciate the work that the vast majority of them do.

If it's happen in my country, the student will be the one who took all the blame. He will be forever public enemy. In our society we don't see what is right or wrong, the most importance is majority or minority. If the majority say it's wrong, then it's wrong. Teacher always right. Whistle blower always be the one who got all the hate. Really frustating. Moreover, you need to be A plus student if you want to be heard ( by the way I wasn't good student, you can judge from my poor english). Gave up my formal education in my last year at uni due to what so called similar condition. I hold my grudge to one of my prof. (Actualy she's just assistance of my main prof ), i had enough of her but i always be in the "wrong" side based on my society's standard. I can't even tell to my main prof. About what really happend. Because i know she will trust her assistance more. So i decided to leave.

I've had a teacher like this ... She used to tell me that I was fat and good- for- nothing ... But when she needed my help , she used to be damn sweet ... And so me and my friends complained on her and she left the school ... Or she was mostly kicked out of it I guess

This story is a great reminder of how heartless teachers can hurt children. In 6th grade there was an incident with a teacher humiliating me in front of the class. I've never been able to think about it without a lump in my throat. Even now, with that old crone long dead in her grave, my eyes fill with tears.....and I'm 65 years old!

Get rekt Mrs Frank. But I'm also really glad you were that type of person who can stand up to people. Some people could have stayed quiet and bullied and in worst cases get scarred form her words... Good Job man! ( ^ u ^ )

You wouldn't believe the amount of c**p we got from the teachers in USSR 40 years ago. People like that shouldn't teach.

I'm a disabled midget, who can't walk. As such, going to the bathroom is... Difficult in public places, so I used diapers. It was easier to be changed, rather than having to be sat on the toilet (which was too wide to begin with) and my physical therapist, Mrs. Ida, decided it would be a grand idea to pull my pants down in the middle of class. Granted, I was in 4th grade, and still in those diapers. So naturally I was embarrassed. Needless to say I've resented her ever since

He may have not excelled at math, neither did I for that matter, however, he shined at finding a solution to a very difficult problem. Bravo.

There was a teacher like this at my school. Always insulting to people, no one EVER got an A in any of his classes, and apparently he had his doctorate, because if anyone ever called him 'Mr. Teacher Name' he'd correct them with 'Doctor Teacher Name', yet for some reason he could only get a job teaching high school. No revenge story here sadly, they were only able to get rid of him after he apparently threw a chair at a student for some reason or another, and even then he just got pushed into early retirement with his pension and benefits intact as the school did not want to deal with a Teacher's Union lawsuit.

Once I was in class and this teacher started to explain some logical problem. I was the only one who couldn't understand. He kept asking me if I had finally gotten there, but nope, not a chance. He was very patient and I felt sorry for him because I didn't want him to waste his time trying to make me understand something. At some point, he gave up and asked for the solution. Everyone gave the same solution except for me, of course. It turned out that I was the only one right. I don't know how I knew the solution. Maybe my unconscious mind understood the question :D Anyway he was a great teacher.

My choir teacher was pretty obvious about playing favorites. She always gave the same five or six kids solos, even though half of them could barely sing, and would also pick kids who weren't even in choir who asked for songs. I was a soprano one and, quite frankly, one of the best in the class, but I refused to kiss her a*s so she barely even acknowledged me unless it was to point out something I did wrong. (I'll admit I gave her lip sometimes, but only when I was speaking up for the other kids she basically blacklisted.) She even sabotaged me at one point, turning the backing music up so loud you couldn't hear a tank over it, let alone anyone trying out for a part. (And of course, all her favorites got it turned down so low you could barely hear it.) My last year of high school, and I finally got the chance to sign up for a class I'd wanted to take since kindergarten, and she made what should've been my favorite class ever into one that completely sucked a*s.

Well played. You gave it back to her in a fabulous manner. Some "teachers" need to bully their students in order to look down at them. What an idiot, people like that shouldn't give lessons. It makes me sad, however, I worry a little about her right now... she got what she deserved, yet probably she has some serious issues that should somehow be... cured? (Of course, I guess what she did to her students for years is much worse.)

Even revenge should be humble. I'd love to get back at ppl who have hurt me. But I wonder how good I'd feel later...

Yeah, I was the best student in my Spanish school, but then moved to a Russian high school and suddenly I had the worst grades cause the system was far ahead of where we were at in Spain. Hours of tutoring didn't help me with trigonometry and physics though. I managed to catch up on chemistry, Russian and other classes, but those two subjects just weren't salvageable. The physics teacher was understanding, seeing how much effort I was putting into my work. The trigonometry teacher was a senile b***h that made everyone's life miserable, but would go at my throat more often than not. I mean "the girl that came from Europe, let's make her life miserable for our own failures", right? So, we started driving her crazy and gaslighting her. I actually talked people in the class into gaslighting her and we would say something mean and then when she would react, everyone would say it hadn't happened. She was a lady in her late 60's and the day we actually all drew whiskers on our faces (1|2)