14-year-old gets even with English teacher after being called a nerd in front of the whole class: 'That was the last time he picked on me!'

Teachers can leave a lasting impression… but not always the great kind.

Everyone remembers that one teacher who made them feel inferior in the classroom. Regardless of whether or not it was intentional, a teacher has the ability to make someone feel smaller, less competent, and less intelligent, sometimes just with a few choice words.

In this instance, we have an English instructor who seemed to go out of his way to shame the high school students in his classroom for doing subpar work. That doesn't mean the students who shirked their responsibilities or didn't complete assignments (not that reprimanding them publicly would be a decent thing to do either). Instead, this guy was reading essays and short stories from students that he believed were poorly written, as if to expose those flaws to the entire classroom.

It's a pretty savage method of instruction, one that you would think plenty of parents would complain about. However, no one seemed to be willing to stand up to this guy… no one, that is, except for this student!

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