The teacher's appearance composition 1
My dance teacher's surname is Luo. We call her Miss Luo. Teacher Luo is very beautiful, with black hair and bright eyes, just like bright little stars in the night sky, fair skin and slim figure. I think she looks beautiful no matter what clothes she wears.
Teacher Luo always teaches us to dance with a sweet voice. Whenever we make mistakes, she always tells us in a gentle voice what we did wrong and what we did wrong. I'm afraid of leg press, especially the pain. Teacher Luo always presses it for me gently and slowly.
I remember once telling us that she hasn't practiced dancing for fifteen years, but her figure and basic skills are still great. I especially admire Teacher Luo in my heart. I think Miss Luo is a gentle and beautiful teacher, and I want to learn from her.
The teacher's appearance composition II
There is a strange teacher in our composition class, a middle-aged uncle in his forties.
Teacher Zhang's eyebrows are thick and black, like two fat caterpillars. Teacher Zhang's face is sharp but not moist, like a pie. Her hair is black and white, just like a few white flowers growing on her hair.
Teacher Zhang has a habit of frowning naturally when taking pictures. His eyes are thin and small and dull. The eye frame is black because the degree is too deep. Teacher Zhang has thick glasses, a fat face and a healthy wheat color. There are many moles on the face, which are scattered like watermelon seeds, but the ears are very distinctive, not only small but also round. He has a pair of black-rimmed glasses on his big nose, thick and curly lips, a messy and white beard and a double chin.
Teacher Zhang's head is a buzz cut. He cut a buzz cut for a reason. He doesn't need to blow his head when he gets up in the morning, and he doesn't need a hair dryer to blow his hair. He just needs to wipe it with a towel.
This is our teacher Zhang. Is this a very distinctive teacher?
The teacher's appearance composition 3
Miss Wang is our Chinese teacher. She has shiny black hair, bright eyes, a particularly crisp voice and a slim figure.
Teacher Wang's teaching methods are particularly good. For example, in the text "Watching the Tide" she gave us, some students always write the word "eye" on the word "D" as "day". The teacher corrected our mistakes in class, vividly saying that "Ding" is an ancient pot in China, and the word "eye" on both sides of it is equivalent to two handles. If there is only one, after Mr. Wang corrected it, sure enough, this kind of mistake was made a lot less.
On another occasion, Mr. Wang gave us a lesson about the Yarlung Zangbo River Grand Canyon. Instead of giving us a lecture directly, he asked us to answer two questions quickly: What is the highest mountain? Which canyon is the largest? After we answered, Mr. Wang began to lecture step by step. This teaching method is easy to understand, and it is easier to arouse students' interest in listening to lectures.
This is our respected teacher Wang.