My Stereotype Has Broken.

Now that I am more aware about the methods teachers use to teach I see how some teachers "dispense" knowledge into their students and how to spot out the others who broke my stereotype. I know this may make me sound like a brag but my teacher Lisa is someone who I see as a teacher who tries to her best ability to make sure all her students understand the material. I have noticed that her class is about something more than just learning the proper style in writing, it makes me question the world I live in and how to expand on my thoughts. This relationship with Lisa is in a sense awkward because I am not used to having so much aid offered to me. I have Lisa, my classmates, and Maryrose. There is no necessary wrong idea in this class as long as you understand the ideas the author is giving and you can back up your opinion then it is valid. But Lisa is not the only I see that breaks my stereotype, I enjoy my teacher from my psychology class. My teacher Steve gives my the impression that there is no teacher versus student but that in his class we are mutual. I get this impression because he always goes over the homework, quizzes, even exams... to see if we have any questions about it. When we want to suggest a strategy on helping understand the material better he is always willing to try it out to see if it works.
College has opened up a new world for me where as a student I see the different diverse teachers there is here. By this I mean that teachers have different ways to teach and all these different methods give various results. Some may work for certain students and it may not work for others. Knowing that my mind is expanding and I have all this knowledge makes me feel so powerful and confident. I appreciate all the teachers that actually give an effort to make a difference in student's lives.