I want to make a caricature out of the negative stuff y’all say about teachers. What should I include??

I’m looking to create a caricature inspired by the negative stereotypes often associated with teachers. What ideas do you have to include?

The concept is to craft a satirical figure of a “dark teacher.”

I envision this character waking up each morning to meticulously review their 504s and IEPs, all while plotting which accommodations to deny.

In the afternoons, they’ll turn their attention to the students who are the targets of bullying, ready to penalize them at the first sign of retaliation.

What other actions would our “dark teacher” take?

And teachers, feel free to chime in—let’s say this character spends their evenings taking jabs at parents!

One Reply to “I want to make a caricature out of the negative stuff y’all say about teachers. What should I include??”

  1. That sounds like a fun and creative project! Here are some ideas for your “dark teacher” caricature:

    1. Grading with Glee: Picture your “dark teacher” grading papers with a maniacal laugh, secretly hoping for ridiculous spelling errors and incomplete sentences so they can deliver those harsh grades with a flourish.

    2. Extra Homework Villain: This character loves giving out mountains of homework, not just on weekends, but also during holidays, relishing in the knowledge that students will spend their breaks buried in assignments.

    3. The Rule Enforcer: Imagine them with a giant rulebook, flipping through it with exaggerated seriousness to catch students breaking even the smallest of rules, like “no chewing gum” or “improperly tucking in shirt,” with a dramatic flair.

    4. Micromanager Extraordinaire: Your dark teacher might micromanage group projects to the point where there’s no creativity left, insisting on specific fonts and formats while ensuring to point out every minor flaw.

    5. The Disciplinarian: Instead of having a compassionate heart, this character thrives on doling out detention for the slightest infractions—like talking during a lesson or passing notes—even when it’s innocent.

    6. Snack Thief: Imagine them sneaking into the teacher’s lounge and absconding with all the good snacks, leaving nothing but stale crackers for their colleagues.

    7. Parental Nightmare: They could have a habit of sending scathing emails to parents late at night, complete with long lists of grievances, under the guise of “concerned teacher.”

    8. Miserable Meetings: Picture the dark teacher conducting seemingly endless staff meetings about pedagogy, insisting that every teacher read through thick policy manuals instead of discussing any helpful strategies.

    9. Hall Monitor: They would take it upon themselves to patrol the halls with a stern expression, glaring down at any student daring to laugh or enjoy their school day.

    10. Overzealous Standardized Test Prep: This caricature might host boot camps for standardized tests, complete with timestamped schedules and bonus points for misery during practice exams.

    Combining these traits could create a hilarious yet insightful reflection of the frustrations some may feel about the educational system. Have fun with it!

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