Posted by Brent Zappe on June 07, 2017 at 07:16:06 from (104.192.88.65):
Back when I was young (many years ago). We had required shop classes to take threw middle school. What I hated the most is when a shop teacher had felt they had to become a English teacher on top of the class they where teaching. The reason I say this is that I had a really bad stuttering problem when I spoke. It got to me when they would stop me and make me work out the words when I was explaining to him why the project was being built the way it was. It made no sense to me because the drawing of the project had the measurements why was there a problem with it. When I got in to High school I had shop teachers that where only interested the projects that we had going which was a big help. This gave my self more time to beak my stuttering and which I did. I hated the class in middle school because the shop teach almost failed me because of my stuttering. I liked the shops classes in high school because all they did was help you in the shop. That was nice.
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