Yes, the above word can be used to describe my 'wonderful' science teacher.

As we got back our science papers today, there was one question, on solar eclipse, and we had to draw a ray diagram.
But, when our 'wonderful' science teacher taught us, she didn't draw arrowheads on. even the answer sheet did not have the arrowheads when we were doing corrections. -.-"

Thus, during the exam, I did exactly what I remembered _______ had taught us.
and one mark was gone thanks to her, for forgetting to add in the arrowheads when she taught us how to draw.

I'm sure many classmates done the same thing.

And she even gave us a lousy excuse, saying that she was in a hurry, so she had left them out.
All the while she was saying that, she was actually smiling, and did not even bother to apologise.


If you can't teach, please just retire.
I know this is mean, but you know what? I don't care. This is our streaming year.

You may think that it's only a miserable one mark, but still, one mark can determine one's pass or fail.
not that I almost failed, but one one mark is also important isn't it? And our knowledge/education is also at risk.

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