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Hot Topics Hanging on L4Y Closing Down anyone here Crackdown 3's geomod Roll-Call. Who's still... R.I.P Sir Lots-A-Pot Server maps? Red Faction for Mac Who's still here? Run Event December 27th!   Online Goodness There are 0 users and 2 guests online     Red Faction : Lounge : POLL: Should Teachers Be Rockstars? [Forum Rules]   Back to Forum Thread List Bigblack40   Posted 25th Jun 2006 10:15am L4Y Member Post 196 / 1150 Yes No It would be funny to see 1 Is there Such? I dont want to vote, show me the results! Ok this is just @ random cause my Scince teacher is a band and i just want'd to know wot other people thought Pic below of Mr.Giles Science Teacher    Modified Jun 25th, 10:19am by Bigblack40 HitPerson   Posted 25th Jun 2006 5:36pm L4Y Member Post 276 / 379 If they're any good, then yes. Otherwise, no. Hitperson: a politically correct assassin.     Mostertman    Posted 25th Jun 2006 7:00pm Post 1224 / 2820 NO! Rockstars should be teachers! HitPerson   Posted 25th Jun 2006 11:41pm L4Y Member Post 278 / 379 I wouldn't want Vince Neil or Gene Simmons teaching my kids anything. Hitperson: a politically correct assassin.     133   Posted 25th Jun 2006 11:54pm L4Y Member Post 78 / 79 Two questions, rockstars from the 70's and 80's (the originals) or current "rockstars"? If it's the latter, then would they be rock artists or pop artists? The pop artists today should still be in school themselves and any rock artist should only teach by leading a bad example. I TOLD YOU I'D SHOOT! BUT YOU DIDN'T BELIEVE ME! WHY DIDN'T YOU BELIEVE ME?!     KERPAL   Posted 26th Jun 2006 4:11am L4Y Member Post 429 / 1353 My seventh grade history teacher played in a band, in fact, he even gave me guitar lessons over the summer. so...yeah I say YES. Maps     NoClanFrank    Posted 26th Jun 2006 7:16am Post 2914 / 5840 All I know is that most of my teachers throughout the years rocked. Sure there were some that were over weight. Those are the ones that were said to Rock and Roll. Teachers can and should be whatever they like, as long as it doesn't set a bad example for their students. If they can't be rockers without setting a good example, then maybe they shouldn't be teaching. "Those that can, do and those that can't teach." I'm not sure if the quote is correct. Music's Key Role in Helping Students Learn >Click Here< If You Don't Have a Social Life :/     Assaultman67    Posted 26th Jun 2006 7:16am Post 1347 / 4376 my history teacher could play guitar, in fact, he made us all sing historical songs in his class. so yeah i say ... Hell NO. Edit: Meant to come in before NCF to add LOLness ... yeah, thats a classic misquote ... notice the "..." in the title to twist the speakers real words ...    Modified Jun 26th, 07:24am by Assaultman67 KERPAL   Posted 26th Jun 2006 7:26am L4Y Member Post 430 / 1353 All this discussion reminds me of something.. If teachers can rock and roll, why not teach it in school? Maps     Bigblack40   Posted 27th Jun 2006 5:04am L4Y Member Post 197 / 1150 yer srry i forgot to tell u i ment other subject teachers If so we already have a music Teacher KERPAL   Posted 27th Jun 2006 6:56am L4Y Member Post 431 / 1353 ? I'm guessing you havent seen the movie the School of rock? Maps     Bigblack40   Posted 27th Jun 2006 7:21am L4Y Member Post 198 / 1150 a hobo becomes a fake teacher? ITCH   Posted 27th Jun 2006 8:43am L4Y Member Post 87 / 217 Yes, Bet U all didn't know that Gene Simmons From KISS was in fact a school teacher when He started the band with Paul Stanley! True FACT    Modified Jun 27th, 08:44am by ITCH Assaultman67    Posted 27th Jun 2006 7:41pm Post 1350 / 4376 Quoting KERPAL ? I'm guessing you havent seen the movie the School of rock? Ive seen it ... speaking about Jack Black ... i want to go see nacho libre as well ... it looks funny. KERPAL   Posted 27th Jun 2006 7:45pm L4Y Member Post 432 / 1353 I've seen it and its hilarious! Maps    Modified Jun 27th, 07:46pm by KERPAL

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