A word satirizes the teacher's partiality.

Irony the teacher's partiality in one sentence:

1, I know, I'm not good enough, but I'll try. I really hate biased teachers.

I hate those students who are too lazy to write. In fact, you can't blame the teacher for being partial. There is absolutely no impartial teacher in the world.

I hate physics teachers and chemistry teachers. Forget it. Why do you make a reservation for me and always say I won't attend class? Thank you for your patronage.

I hate two kinds of people most: teachers who are too eccentric and friends who are too loving.

For the first time in my life, I really met a teacher who hated me so much. . . Pretending to be sick with the princess is so difficult to communicate, so weird, so wonderful. . . Once in a hundred years! No wonder her former students gave her 30 points, alas. . . Give it higher!

6. Love can't be distributed to every child equally. I used to hate the teacher's partiality, but now I understand.

7, alas. I am speechless. When I met such a teacher again, I was accused of being partial to me, so I was treated like this … However, the fact is true … I hate it … my efforts were obliterated …

8. It's really hard to grasp that people like it. Even if he does nothing, he will win your heart. You hate yourself for not being fair. Just like when you were a child, you were unpleasant, hated the teacher's partiality, silently gritted your teeth and painted, and someone was unconditionally kind to you. You should pay attention to every child unconditionally.