Mr. Henninger

I found this on the interwebs today. I lol'd at the picture. It makes Mr. Henninger look like a psychopath, and oddy more Mexican...

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DetentionSlip.org said...

I often look back and think I would have learned a little better if I would have been willing to shed some blood in school. Usually most "classroom demonstrations" end with students getting cut in the stomach, right? Coincidentally, it is these same demonstrations that end teaching careers. Well, Mr. Bob Henninger, hopefully CutCo is hiring.

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Anonymous said...

Mr. Henninger was always one of the best teachers I ever knew. He was like always willing to do whatever it took for students to remember what he was teaching. He was always a totally creative teacher that cared about kids! These comments are obviously from the ungrateful twits that never recognize great teaching. I am not sure how a small cut on the arm that didn’t even bleed became a cut on the stomach? Your details are about as accurate as your perspective of Mr. Henninger! How quickly students can forget awesome lessons like the Prairie Scooner. That was so much fun and made the school look great on all of the news channels. It is totally amazing how some losers want to make themselves look good by making others look bad. Seriously!

I hated that Prairie Scooner. Anon I am disappoint.

For the first time in a while,
I am dissapointed in Anon.
Mr. Anon,
A PRARIE SCHOONER?
When will that be helpful in life,
Ever?
He teaches things students don't need to learn about,
And ignores the important things.
He's not one of those teachers who let facts, dates, and what actually happened get in the way of a students grade.
lol

Oh god, Henninger
Honestly, neither teacher helps you at all for 11th grade, at least on the Honors College level. Henninger at least got my class (the last class he fully taught) into the right state of mind of the pre WWI conditions by reading The Jungle

crowdXwar wrote:

Oh god, Henninger
Honestly, neither teacher helps you at all for 11th grade, at least on the Honors College level. Henninger at least got my class (the last class he fully taught) into the right state of mind of the pre WWI conditions by reading The Jungle

You read a book in his class? Are you sure you didn't mean a interpretive dance, or even a reenactment of the battle? Reading sounds vaguely too boring to his class, well by his standards. Anyways i'm glad I finally got out of his class when he cut that student. At least now I have a teacher that actually knows how to teach.

javabean wrote:

crowdXwar wrote:

Oh god, Henninger
Honestly, neither teacher helps you at all for 11th grade, at least on the Honors College level. Henninger at least got my class (the last class he fully taught) into the right state of mind of the pre WWI conditions by reading The Jungle

You read a book in his class? Are you sure you didn't mean a interpretive dance, or even a reenactment of the battle? Reading sounds vaguely too boring to his class, well by his standards. Anyways i'm glad I finally got out of his class when he cut that student. At least now I have a teacher that actually knows how to teach.

Actually we read two: The Jungle and Uncle Tom's Cabin
Do you have Mr. Benko (sp?) for a teacher now?

crowdXwar wrote:

Actually we read two: The Jungle and Uncle Tom's Cabin
Do you have Mr. Benko (sp?) for a teacher now?

Yah I have Mr. Benko now. For some reason I actually like his college approach, it makes me actually for once feel like a honors student. I am still doubting that you actually read a book in his class, with that two? Again from what I had with him we built wagons, danced, and did projects.

crowdXwar wrote:

Oh god, Henninger
Honestly, neither teacher helps you at all for 11th grade, at least on the Honors College level. [/i]

Mr. Davis is 10th grade History and does that superbly.

@javabean
Well technically, we only read like one and a half. We read the entirety of Uncle Tom's Cabin and the first half or so of the Jungle. We did a lot of ridiculous projects, danced quite a lot, and played Historamics not nearly enough. That was the best part of the class
@Tyler
The only thing Davis really does is work you hard. I had a little trouble the first few weeks due to knowing nothing of Imperialistic America but that changed pretty quickly

javabean wrote:

I found this on the interwebs today. I lol'd at the picture. It makes Mr. Henninger look like a psychopath, and oddy more Mexican...

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DetentionSlip.org said...

I often look back and think I would have learned a little better if I would have been willing to shed some blood in school. Usually most "classroom demonstrations" end with students getting cut in the stomach, right? Coincidentally, it is these same demonstrations that end teaching careers. Well, Mr. Bob Henninger, hopefully CutCo is hiring.

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Anonymous said...

Mr. Henninger was always one of the best teachers I ever knew. He was like always willing to do whatever it took for students to remember what he was teaching. He was always a totally creative teacher that cared about kids! These comments are obviously from the ungrateful twits that never recognize great teaching. I am not sure how a small cut on the arm that didn’t even bleed became a cut on the stomach? Your details are about as accurate as your perspective of Mr. Henninger! How quickly students can forget awesome lessons like the Prairie Scooner. That was so much fun and made the school look great on all of the news channels. It is totally amazing how some losers want to make themselves look good by making others look bad. Seriously!

I hated that Prairie Scooner. Anon I am disappoint.

That isnt true anon. thankfully i wont have Henninger next year.
Win.

An epic win indeed.