16 essays Describing Teachers Who Have Imparted Much Kindness and Affection

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I. Outline for describing the teachers who have taught you and left you with many beautiful memories (Standard)

II. Sample Essay Describing the Teacher Who Taught and Left Many Good Feelings for Me

1. Description of the teacher who taught and left many good feelings for me, sample number 1 (Standard):

Teachers are like ferry captains, carefully guiding generations through the river of knowledge. For me, the person who ferried me through my first 5 years of schooling was Teacher Thu, the one I feel the closest to.

In the realm of education worldwide, no matter how advanced and modern it becomes, there has never been a school without teachers. No tool or device can replace a teacher in supporting, instructing, and guiding students on their learning journey. Our teacher, Ms. Chi, epitomizes dedication and warmth, leaving us with many fond memories.

Ms. Chi teaches English in our class. The English curriculum in secondary school is much more challenging and complex compared to primary school. Despite knowing this, I couldn't focus on studying because I simply didn't like this subject. However, Ms. Chi once told me, “Having proficiency in English will be the key to unlocking many doors in your future career and endeavors.” Because of that, I asked her to be the one to help me sharpen that key. Ms. Chi has a flawless and fluent English accent, indistinguishable from native speakers. Her teaching style is also extremely trendy and westernized. She likes to wear trousers with high heels, paired with a loose-fitting blouse. Her curly, chocolate-colored hair is very youthful and modern. In our school, Ms. Chi is the epitome of coolness and style. She is also very cheerful. During lessons, apart from having us listen to dialogues in textbooks, she also plays English music for us, shows us videos, clips, and English movies to improve our listening and speaking skills. In her class, we have to converse, exchange ideas, all communication is in English. Sometimes it's very enjoyable, but sometimes it's also very challenging to express our thoughts.

For me, learning English with Ms. Chi is an invaluable learning experience. I firmly believe that any student, even those who dislike English, when studying with Ms. Chi, will change their mindset and excel in this foreign language.

3. Describe a teacher who has taught you and left you with many good feelings, as standard 3 (Ideal)

“Father's labor, mother's love, teacher's guidance.” Beside the nurturing care of parents, it's the passionate guidance and instruction from teachers that shape individuals. For me, every teacher is worthy of respect and gratitude, but none more so than Mr. Nam.

Teachers often say that Mr. Nam, originally dry in demeanor, teaching subjects like Physics, resembles a barren desert. Yet, to me, Mr. Nam exudes warmth, rich in emotion, akin to a sunlit plateau. Tall and lean, with short hair and often wearing glasses due to his heavy myopia, Mr. Nam rarely smiles, partly because of his strict demeanor. However, we, the students of class 9B, have broken that rule. Every class, aside from completing assignments and mastering new lessons, our silent goal is to make Mr. Nam smile. His smile is radiant, his teeth gleaming, accompanied by dimples. Despite his serious demeanor during class, his lectures flow seamlessly, imparting knowledge effortlessly. Each lesson is precious, filled with Mr. Nam's fervor and dedication. He generously shares supplementary materials and introduces fascinating physics experiments from time to time.

As the year progresses, I realize I won't have Mr. Nam as my teacher anymore. But we promise to visit him every November 20th. Mr. Nam is the teacher I cherish most from the beginning of my schooling until now.

4. Describe a teacher who has taught you and left you with many good feelings, standard 4 (Ideal)

During my 5 years in primary school, I have many memories that I believe will stay with me for a lifetime. They are the pure, innocent friendships and the sacred, profound bond between teachers and students. The teacher who left the deepest impression on me is Mr. Do.

Mr. Do taught me Mathematics in fourth grade and was also our class teacher. My first impression of him was his tall, skinny figure, with a face that resembled the hardship of an actor. Since the school was near my house, I would see him walking to school every day.

He didn't wear dress shoes; he preferred leather sandals. He wore black trousers with a white dress shirt, looking much more elegant and stylish. During tense lessons, he would tell jokes and ask intriguing riddles to make us laugh.

Mr. Do's way of teaching math was very understandable. If there was any difficulty, he would explain it repeatedly until everyone understood. He was very warm, caring for his students as if they were his own children. I used to hate studying math because I found it difficult and complicated. But with his patient guidance, I was able to solve difficult problems. I even got to participate in the school-level math competition, all thanks to Mr. Do.

I feel incredibly fortunate to be a student of Mr. Do. He's not just a teacher who imparts knowledge; he also provides me with valuable life experiences. To me, he's like a second father, introducing me to a newfound love for mathematics.

5. Essay Describing a Beloved Teacher, Model 5 (Standard):

From the beginning of first grade until now, fifth grade, I've had many different teachers. Among them, the one I love and respect the most is Ms. Lan.

Ms. Lan is only one year older than my mother, but she looks much younger. She has a slender figure, tall and graceful. She was my second-grade homeroom teacher. At that time, she still had long, straight, shiny black hair, always neatly tied, which looked very tidy and beautiful.

Though I no longer study under her guidance, I still vividly remember her demeanor and gait. Even from a distance, I have never mistaken her for anyone else. Her graceful stride, each step swift yet maintaining a gentle rhythm, remains etched in my memory. The leather bag she always carried on her shoulder is still there. She is very modest, always dressed in trousers and a shirt for teaching, only wearing an áo dài on special school occasions. I still remember her radiant smile. When she lectured, that laughter emitted a deep, melodious sound, leading us into the lesson.

She was always the first to arrive and the last to leave. She paid attention to every student, remembering each one's temperament, interests, and habits. Even I was surprised when she wished me a happy birthday on the exact day of the promotion exam.

Sometimes I still encounter her at school, I greet her and she gently strokes my head, calling me endearing names like “the diligent girl” or “class monitor of 2C”.

6. Describing a Teacher who has Taught and Left Many Good Feelings, Model 6 (Standard)

As summer draws near, I'm about to bid farewell to Hoang Mai Elementary School. There are many beautiful memories here that I'll cherish, but what I'll miss most is not being able to study and meet my teacher, Ms. Binh, regularly.

Ms. Binh is a very young teacher, fresh out of school, who immediately started teaching at our school and became my homeroom teacher. In my eyes, Binh is very cute, youthful, and energetic. She's close in age to my older sister, so sometimes I feel very close to her. Ms. Binh stands out with her fair skin, and her dimpled smile is very charming.

She has a slender figure, often wearing a knee-length skirt with a shirt or a T-shirt, a very stylish yet teacher-like demeanor. Because she's young, she often understands and empathizes with our rebellious nature more than other teachers. She never scolds or punishes us when we misbehave, just reminds us that: “Study hard, play hard, but always study after playing.” Her classes are always the most fun and lively. I love listening to her reading literature and stories. Her warm, expressive voice captivates students' attention. Her hands not only hold chalk to write on the board but also guide each student's hand to write beautiful characters. Thanks to her guidance and handwriting training, I was selected for the school's beautiful handwriting competition team.

I'll be very sad to be away from Ms. Binh, but I hope she'll continue to excel in her work, becoming a great teacher, helping the young generations of our country to rise up straight and strong.

7. Describing the teachers who taught me in grade 5, model number 7:

From grade one to grade five, I had many teachers. Each teacher had their own unique teaching style, captivating students in different ways. But perhaps the teacher who left the deepest impression on me was Ms. Tam - my third-grade teacher.

This year, she's over 30 years old. She has a slender, well-proportioned figure. Her curly hair frames her oval face. The hairstyle suits her fashionably and is appropriate for her age. Her eyes are round, dark, always shining with gentleness and warmth. Her laughter is very bright. Whenever she laughs, her neatly arranged white teeth are revealed. Her voice is soft, expressive. She taught our class meticulously, word by word. Whenever we had difficulty, she would explain it repeatedly until we understood. She wants to develop students' ability to be proactive and creative, so the questions she asks are always engaging.

If anyone made a mistake while reading, she would read it again for us to follow along. She never scolded us. Ms. Tam taught us with all her passion. During break time, she didn't rest but stayed behind to help weaker students. Even during extra classes, she didn't rest but sat there grading our papers. Although she loves us dearly, she is also very strict. She detests laziness and playing around. For those students, she is strict in criticism and guidance. Therefore, everyone in our class strives to study well to please her. At the end of each lesson, she always reminds us diligently, courteously about preparing for the next day's lesson. The more we look at her, the more we love and cherish her. She is indeed like a second mother to me.

Now, I'm in fifth grade. Although I'm no longer taught by her, her gestures, her eyes remain etched in my memory. I silently promise to always be her obedient student.

8. Describing the teacher I admire the most, model number 8:

In school, I have loved and respected all my teachers, but Ms. Hanh is the one who has left the most beautiful impressions on me.

Ms. Hanh has a balanced figure, dark skin suggesting health and simplicity, a round, kind face. Seeing her silver hair and the wrinkles on her face, I guess she is over forty years old. She often wears simple, elegant clothes to class. She wears a pair of white glasses. Behind those transparent glasses are her deep, bright eyes. Her eyes are truly gentle; she often looks at us with a tolerant, affectionate gaze. When she smiles, revealing her white teeth, her bright smile is very attractive. I especially like her hands. They are slender, elegantly long. When grading papers, her hands move swiftly. Every ten-point mark on our notebooks is an effective dose of medicine for her to forget all the hardships. Her hands are as skillful as architects'. Indeed, she is a soul engineer who has guided many generations.

She loves us dearly and especially cares for the weak students, those with difficult circumstances. She didn't hesitate to buy us pens, notebooks for studying. At those times, I imagined her as my second mother. Although I no longer study under her now, I always remember her image, always grateful for her guidance in shaping us into better people.

9. Describing the teacher who taught and left me with many beautiful feelings, model number 9:

The dead words, the silent numbers
The board is just a piece of wood
The chalk is just dust
The schoolyard of old stops blooming
The teacher is like a ferryboat
The boat goes to deserted docks, the person left alone through four seasons

Teachers are truly important to each of us. As time passes, only time is the most accurate measure of human emotions. Looking back on the past, somehow the image of Ms. Boi, the teacher who taught me for 4 years, is the clearest, deepest image in my mind.

She's over 50 now but her figure is still very balanced. Her hair is neatly curled, embracing her full face, making her look gentle and kind. Her skin is rosy, her eyes are big and beautiful. However, over time, those eyes are no longer as healthy. She has to look at us through small glasses. Yet, the way her eyes look at us, her dear students, over time remains unchanged. That's the detail that I can't forget. Her lips are bright red, when she smiles or speaks, she reveals her white teeth. There are wrinkles on her face - marks of time, showing the diligence and hard work beside lesson plans to give us good lessons. Every day, when she comes to class, she often wears dark-colored outfits or the school uniform.

Her lectures are always lively, attracting us students not only because of the profound content of the lesson but also because of her lively voice, sometimes high, sometimes deep, adding vividness to the lesson. Whenever we don't understand the lesson much, she explains it carefully again before moving on to the practice part, emphasizing understanding the theory so that when we do the exercises, we rarely make mistakes.

Ms. Boi is our second kind mother. She guides and teaches us good knowledge. Even if we have to leave our beloved Independent Elementary School in the future, away from our teachers to take further steps on our educational path, memories of Ms. Boi will always be in our minds, we will never forget her teaching.

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10. Description of the teacher who taught and left many good feelings for me, sample number 10:

I once heard a folk verse:

Father's labor, mother's clothes, teacher's teachings
Work hard and study, success will come one day

Alongside parents, teachers are always loving and devoted, hoping that we become good individuals. Among the teachers who taught me, Ms. Kieu is the one I admire the most. Every class echoes with her gentle voice: 'Does anyone not understand the lesson?' That phrase is so warmly comforting.

Ms. Kieu, now 40 years old, has a balanced figure draped in colorful ao dai. With black high heels, she appears taller and more eye-catching. Her long, smooth black hair is neatly tied up. Her oval face, highlighted by fair skin, radiates an unusual beauty and kindness. The slightly high forehead reveals intelligence, along with the dignified aura of an educator, always earning our love and admiration. Her bright eyes contain many emotions. When we achieve high scores, they shine with rays of happiness. When someone loses focus, they become stern in a way that's hard to describe. Her voice, sometimes deep, sometimes gentle, sometimes fast, sometimes slow, draws us into her lessons, waiting for us to explore the valuable knowledge. She often smiles, with a radiant and sparkling smile like a flower. Her gaze is even more captivating because of her evenly spaced and white teeth. She is very friendly to students, caring for all students in the class, whether they are good students or weak ones.

She teaches with great care and attention. In difficult parts, she often prompts us with small questions to express ourselves and understand the lesson more easily. She guides us to write each stroke of the characters. Whenever she tells stories or reads poems, we are all attentive listeners.

She always wholeheartedly helps her colleagues teach well. She is a role model teacher, so she is loved by all of us students. We are also very happy to study with her. Learning with her is so enjoyable.

I really admire Ms. Kieu. Although I don't study with her anymore, I always respect and appreciate her. I will remember her teachings and strive to study well to not disappoint her.

11. Describing the teacher who taught me and left me with many good feelings, model number 11:

I have been taught by many teachers, but Mr. Hoang is the one who has left the deepest impression on me. He taught me last school year.

Mr. Hoang is tall, with dark skin that looks very healthy and rugged. This year, he is over 40 years old, and strands of silver can be seen in his hair. He often wears a dark brown suit when coming to class. Looking at his attire and demeanor, everyone knows that he is a model educator.

Mr. Hoang has deep eyes with a kind, tolerant gaze. Matching his kind eyes, his compassionate nature is reflected in a gentle smile with us, especially when the whole class is studying well. Every time he smiles, his white and even teeth are revealed, and his eyes express an indescribable joy. However, his face still bears wrinkles. I think each wrinkle on his face represents many hardworking days with the profession, with children. Every time he writes on the classroom board, his bony hands show prominent veins. Those hands have guided many generations of students.

Seeing the teacher standing at the lectern, I imagine him as a soldier bearing a heavy responsibility on his shoulders. I also picture him as an architect sketching the sturdy foundations of buildings. More accurately, he is a soul engineer weaving dreams for us, guiding souls towards the future...

The teacher not only cares about us but also about everyone, helping colleagues. He loves the teaching profession, devoted to children. He hopes all of us will excel and succeed. He hopes each generation of students will grow up to be successful in the future. Many of his former students are now doctors, engineers, businessmen. I wonder if they still remember him? As for me, I deeply admire him. I understand that:

'When you drink water, remember the source.'

Even though the teacher no longer teaches me, memories of him never fade. I see him as a second father who cared for me wholeheartedly. When I think of him, I often quietly sing the song that I sang to him on the last day of school: 'When your hair turns gray, mine is still green When your hair turns snowy white, we've grown up Time flies, and you've guided us through the river Childhood is like flowers blooming under the school roof...'

As days go by, I grow each day, learning many new and wonderful things, meeting new teachers, but the image of my old teacher still lingers within me. I am determined to study hard to honor my teacher's kindness.

12. Describe a teacher who has taught and left many good feelings for you, model number 12:

For several years now, I still cherish Teacher Nga, who taught me in the early years at Elementary School.

Teacher Nga has a slender figure, neither fat nor thin. Despite being over thirty, she looks very youthful. I love the colorful áo dài she wears to class, which perfectly complements her balanced figure and fair complexion. Her hair is neatly styled, framing her full face, always harmoniously made up. Her eyes are large, dark, and her high nose fits her face perfectly. She has a bright, cheerful smile, revealing two equally white and even teeth. All of these create a warm, open, yet determined beauty. Her teaching voice is warm and resonant.

She deeply cares for her students. I still remember those early days of school when we were all children just leaving our parents' hands, bewildered, shy, and some even cried when their parents left. She was like a kind mother, comforting one child after another, making us feel safe and not afraid anymore. However, she was very strict during lessons; if anyone wasn't paying attention, she would remind them immediately and always praised those who made an effort to study. The first lessons were so tough, she held each of our hands, teaching us how to pronounce syllables. During break times, she stayed to tidy up our notebooks, ensuring our writing was neat, or drawing extra for those who struggled. In her free time, she often told us stories. The whole class burst into laughter when she told funny stories, creating a warm, motherly atmosphere in the classroom! Besides teaching and caring for us, she also took the time to understand the families of those in difficult circumstances, providing assistance to those in need.

Although I no longer study under her, I always respect and appreciate her. I remind myself to study hard to not disappoint her love and care for me and to be worthy of being a good student.
 

13. Describe a teacher who has taught and left many good feelings for you, model number 13:

Now, even though I'm in the 5th grade - the final year of elementary school, about to say goodbye to the school, teachers, and friends to step into high school. But during the five years of schooling here, I can't forget the memories of the teacher who taught me in the early years of carrying books to school.

She bears a beautiful name that I adore, Kim Oanh. She was the kindest motherly figure during my first-grade days. With a robust figure and curly hazelnut hair, everyone said she looked very lovely. She often wore elegant outfits, suiting her figure perfectly. Back then, I thought teachers must be scary, but no, she dispelled those vague thoughts of mine. She remained gentle and kind-hearted. With a round, cheerful face, high cheekbones always blushing. Her black, twinkling eyes with long, curved eyelashes were the most special, exuding affection and tolerance towards us. Whenever someone didn't study, just a glance at her sad eyes made them regret their actions immediately. Perhaps, she was the one who ignited our enthusiasm for learning. Beneath that intelligent forehead were perfectly arched eyebrows, giving her a graceful appearance.

Ms. Oanh is a passionate teacher in her work and wholeheartedly loves her students. Her soul is like a vast sky full of love for us: Listening to her teach is truly enjoyable. Her lectures are easy to understand and listen to, so we always grasp the lessons well. During break times, she always stayed behind to write examples and grade our papers. Some days, she even exchanged teaching methods with her colleagues. If anyone couldn't read well or write correctly, she was always ready to help. Once she taught someone, they understood immediately. During class activities, she always gave feedback to each of us and explained how to correct our mistakes. Sometimes, she praised our class very well, and I remember her words vividly: 'Last week, you all made a great effort to receive the Youth Union flag. I'm very happy not only because you received the flag well but also because you received it excellently. I hope every week you all will be like this.' And then, our class clapped enthusiastically.

Now, in fifth grade, whenever I need to pass by her class, she calls me back to ask how I'm doing. At that moment, I remember the moments when I was in first grade, being nurtured and cared for by her. In me resonates the lyrics of a song: 'My school mother is a beloved teacher...'

Yes! Indeed, I will never forget her - the mother who welcomed me with the first rays of life.

14. Describing the teacher who taught and left me with many beautiful sentiments, model number 14:

During the five cherished years under the roof of primary school, I've had countless unforgettable childhood memories, sharing joys and sorrows with close friends. But the most vivid image in my mind is still Ms. Chuc - the teacher who taught me in the final year of primary school.

Ms. Chuc was only in her early twenties, looking very young. She was petite, but her face was very beautiful. She had sun-kissed skin, and her black hair was always neatly tied behind her neck with a small hair tie. Her eyes were sharp, large, and bright, mixed with warm and gentle glances. Her nose was high and elegant. She always wore a friendly smile. Every time she smiled, her pearly white teeth were revealed. She treated us like her own beloved children. She took care of us meticulously, every single detail. She tried her best to nurture the weaker students, encouraging and helping them improve in their studies. For the students in the gifted program, she always showed special attention. She always found the simplest and most understandable teaching methods for us to excel and remember. She made us passionate about learning math and literature. Thanks to her, in that year's city-level gifted student competition, all six of us who participated won very high prizes: three first prizes and three second prizes. We were very happy, and I knew she was satisfied with us, her students. Everyone in the class respected her. It's thanks to her that we are where we are today.

I silently promised myself that I would study well in secondary school to please her. And the beloved school and dear teachers will always be in my heart.

15. Describing the teacher I admire, model number 15:

This year, I've become a fifth-grade student at Ngo Gia Tu School. I've had many teachers, but the one who left the most profound impression and beautiful feelings on me is Ms. Tam.

I studied with Ms. Tam in the third grade when she was over fifty years old. Despite her petite stature, her neatly styled short hair and fair skin made her look younger than her age. Her wide and high forehead exuded intelligence and knowledge. Her kind eyes, gentle voice, and modest demeanor characterized her. Whenever she smiled, her friendly smile revealed evenly white teeth. Although she still wore traditional ao dai to school like many other teachers, she appeared simple in darker shades.

With over 30 years of teaching experience, Ms. Tam is an exemplary teacher, not only proficient in her subject but also adept in behavior and communication. She explains lessons in a way that is easy to understand. If any student doesn't understand, she never raises her voice or criticizes but encourages them to ask questions to hear her explain again. For weaker students, she takes the time to provide extra guidance to ensure that all students make progress. She pays special attention to students in difficult circumstances and finds ways to help them. Once, when a student was hospitalized for a week, it was truly touching to see her visit the hospital. She invests a lot of effort in every class and team activity. Whenever our class is praised or rewarded, she expresses her joy with a bright smile. Her gentle, kind-hearted demeanor has earned her the respect and trust of colleagues and parents. She is also dedicated to visiting parents to discuss and address any shortcomings in their children's studies. As a result, parents greatly admire and trust her. We see her as a second mother because her forgiving and generous nature always prevails.

Now, although she has retired, I no longer see her at school, but in my heart, I still hold deep respect and fond memories of the time she guided me. I believe that one day, I will meet her again: a teacher who left the deepest impressions and emotions in my childhood.

16. Describing the teacher who taught and left many good feelings for me, model number 16:

This year marks the last year of elementary school. Due to family circumstances, I had to transfer to a school in Ho Chi Minh City. Not yet familiar with the new school and classmates, I miss Teacher Mai, who taught me in fourth grade in Bến Tre town.

Teacher Mai is still very young. She graduated from Teachers College a few years ago. She has a slender figure, tall but not too thin, with long hair flowing down her back, naturally wavy, adding to the soft, charming appearance of a young girl in her prime. Her oval-shaped face, fair and rosy, highlights her dove-like, bright eyes, mixed with a gentle, warm, and innocent demeanor. Her lips, shaped like a heart, always seem moist and red, as if coated with a thin layer of lipstick. Whenever she smiles, the dimple on her right cheek appears, giving her smile a charming and adorable touch.

When writing about teachers, you can incorporate some profound memories with them. Through this, express feelings of love and gratitude for these second parents. After having described the teachers who have taught and left you with many beautiful emotions, you can delve into portraying a new person but leaving deep impressions on you or refer to describing someone in your community to reinforce your knowledge.