There was a story where a teacher was wrongly accused of unfair grading. A student who was not happy with their grade spread rumors that the teacher was biased. The school administration launched an investigation, which took up a lot of the teacher's time and energy. Even though the teacher was eventually cleared, it left a bitter taste and made the teacher more cautious in the future, which in some ways affected their teaching style negatively.
I know of a teacher horror story where the teacher had to deal with a very difficult parent. The parent was overly critical of the teacher's methods and would constantly interfere in the classroom. For example, they would barge into the classroom during lessons to 'check' on what was going on. This made the teacher extremely uncomfortable and distracted the students as well.
One 'teacher horror story' I heard was about a teacher who had a student constantly disrupt the class by shouting and throwing things. The teacher tried every method of discipline but nothing worked. The student's behavior affected the whole class's learning environment, and the teacher was constantly stressed and felt powerless to change the situation.
A math teacher was writing on the blackboard with his back to the class. A student quietly moved his chair a little bit each time the teacher turned around to write. By the end of the class, the teacher was really confused as to why he was so far from his desk.
One time, a teacher was so sleepy during a morning class that he started snoring while sitting at his desk. The students were shocked at first, but then they couldn't help but giggle. When he woke up, he was really confused for a moment. He then joked about how the classroom was so comfortable that he just couldn't resist taking a nap.
A student once got lost during a school field trip. The teacher was so worried and searched everywhere. Eventually, they found the student safe and sound. After that, the teacher made sure to have better safety measures in place. It was a scary moment but also showed the teacher's care for the student.
I heard about a preschool teacher who was reading a storybook. There was a picture of a big, scary monster in it. One of the kids shouted, 'That monster looks like my dad when he doesn't shave!' The whole class burst into laughter, including the teacher. It was such a spontaneous and funny comment.
One teacher cut her hair into a bob. She used to have long, flowing hair that reached her waist. The change was so drastic that the students couldn't stop talking about it. It was like she had a new identity. She said she cut it because she was tired of spending so much time on her hair in the mornings.
A kindergarten teacher was trying to teach the kids about sharing. She brought in a big box of toys. But one little boy grabbed all the toy cars and wouldn't let go. The teacher sat down next to him and said, 'If you share, you'll have more friends to play with.' The boy thought for a second and then said, 'I don't need friends, I have cars!' The teacher was both surprised and amused by his response.
A history teacher of mine was telling a story about a famous battle. He got so carried away with his storytelling that he started acting out the parts, waving his arms around like a sword fighter. He accidentally knocked over a stack of books on his desk, which made everyone in the class laugh. He just grinned and continued with the story.
One teacher was walking around the classroom while teaching. She stepped on a piece of chewing gum that a student had carelessly left on the floor. It stuck to her shoe and every time she took a step, it made a really sticky, gross sound. She didn't realize it at first and kept on teaching. When she finally noticed, she was quite embarrassed as the students were all looking at her feet.
A teacher was walking around the classroom while teaching. She tripped over a student's backpack that was left in the aisle and fell flat on her face. The whole class gasped and then some students started to giggle. She quickly got up and pretended like it was no big deal, but her face was bright red.
One 'hr horror story' I heard was about a company that promised a great career path during the hiring process. But once an employee started, they were constantly overworked with no chance of promotion. The HR just ignored the employee's requests for training and development.