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I will never forget the way he said," Get on your knees," when I asked if I could go to the bathroom. Also the way he would place his hand on my shoulder and i got the feeling that I would get sick to my stomach. Mr. Brotherson was my math teacher when I was a Senior in high school and he was a teacher that I can say did not have a positive affect on me. I dreaded going to that class everyday because I knew I was going to have to be in the same room with that man. I thought that teachers were suppose to inspire their students not make them loathe and detest them. He always said that I was his best student but to hear that it did not make me feel good at all. I just had never had a teacher tell me to get on my knees when I asked to go to the bathroom. It was so not needed and he thought that it was as normal as anything. But this experience has taught me a lot and now that I am going to be a teacher it has taught me how to to act with my students. I am going to be nothing like Mr. Brotherson. The only thing now that concerns me is that my younger brother now has him and is having many problems with Mr. Brotherson as well.