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lilymad · 18 days ago

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Note: How they are as teachers. Kyosuke and Nobuo aren’t present.

C|TW: none

REN HONJO

In all honesty, the staff didn’t think Ren would be fit for the job. They had their doubts about his ability to teach, let alone manage a class full of teens. While he wasn’t unprofessional or clueless, Ren just didn’t seem like the kind of person to work in a school. He has this laidback, carefree demeanor that suggests that he’d be anywhere that wasn’t so strict and uniform. Yet his students’ test scores show that there’s nowhere else he’d rather be.

Ren always has the students’ best interest at heart and strives to be a positive role model for them. Because he didn’t exactly have a strong support system he wants to be sure to create a safe and supportive learning environment for the students. He doesn’t berate them or hound them when he sees that they��re struggling in his class. He tries to find alternative ways to teach them so that he can help them get to where they need to be. Ren wants to give them all the opportunities he didn’t have and he’ll never be the reason they feel like they aren’t good enough.

TAKUMI ICHINOSE

Each student was misled by his young appearance! They all thought that he’d be a more lenient and kind teacher but boy were they wrong. Takumi is strict, and honestly the kids are just trying to make it out of his class. He grades harshly and can be difficult to reach out to when you need help. He’s mean in the sense that he would call out students or make examples of them. It’s almost like he’s meant to be a prison guard and not a teacher.

He can never be wrong, not with the lessons, his approach to teaching students, or the way he “encourages” them. It’s like talking to a brick wall. Nothing can change his mind and he doesn’t mind going back and forth with parents that hate his methods.

There can be a bit of favoritism but it usually puts the kids against each other. Humiliating the students that fail the test or do poorly on projects but using their peers that are doing well as an example. It creates this animosity and resentment even though the students he uses aren’t thrilled about it.

Though he’s the catalyst for bullying you can bet your ass he doesn’t do much to help the victims outside of telling his kids to put a pin in it.

NANA KOMATSU

She can’t stop herself from spoiling her students! Seeing how hard they work and all that they have to do compels her to buy them treats. Most of Nana’s money would be spent on them if she didn’t have some self control. She’s loved by her students and it shows in the way they act. However, they did trick her into talking about a movie she had seen to get out of the lesson.

It was embarrassing but thankfully it wasn’t during an important lesson. She has since learned to be more firm in some areas for the sake of having a better class. She can’t help them if she isn’t more organized.

Nana is always advocating for her students and there isn’t a single soul that can dissuade her when she gets going. She won’t sit by as teachers are being unfair to students, she believes that the teachers should give them more grace. She’s the one to go to when you’re having problems with another teacher. She’ll make sure you’re able to voice your issues without being ignored or shot down just because you’re a student.

SHINICHI OKAZAKI

He incorporates popular things into his lessons because school is already pretty boring, even for the smart kids. It’s a nice way to keep the students engaged and hasn’t failed him yet. Shinichi is a fun teacher but he is serious when it counts. He wants his students to learn how to balance leisure and studies, teaching them that they can have fun without being careless.

He can’t stand the older teachers because they believe their word is law and their methods of teaching are superior! It’s like there’s always something to say about his lectures or the way that he teaches. But he can’t understand why they make comments on his lessons when they can’t even keep their students awake.

Shinichi keeps lots of cough drops on his desk for his students to “steal” during the winter months. It’s illegal to give students medicine but also illegal for them to miss too many school days, regardless of their health. So he makes sure to have cough drops on hand for when his students start to pass around a cough.

NANA OSAKI

Her students thought she’d be mean but was pleasantly surprised by how much Nana cares. Her way of speaking can be intimidating but she’s a sweetheart. She wants the best for her students and she wants to give them a comfortable place to learn in her class. The last thing she wants is to make it harder for them when they already have so much on their plates.

Though she doesn’t use popular media in her lessons it’s hard not to pay attention when her voice makes everything sound better. She could make history interesting! On top of that Nana is great at simplifying things, making lessons digestible for the students. It helps when they already have to sit through hours of lectures.

JUNKO SAOTOME

Tough but fair, she is beloved by her students. She knows what it’s like to be a teen and doesn’t want to be as cruel as her teachers were. However, she’s not going to extend a deadline for students that are constantly acting out and are on their phones during class. She’s only willing to make adjustments when her students are putting in the work and actively trying their best.

Junko doesn’t play favorites and she will not humiliate a student just because their scores aren’t the best. If anything she tries to uplift the ones falling behind and offers them help so they don’t get discouraged. How can she call herself a great teacher if she can’t be there for all her students?

Though she doesn’t spoil her students, Junko surprises them with a movie or dessert after their more serious tests. It gives them a moment to breathe before getting back into the lectures and preparing for the next big test. While she is a serious teacher her students love her dearly because she treats them like human beings.

YASUSHI TAKAGI

Yasu’s teaching is tough, in a sense that he pushes each of his students and challenges them. He refuses to give them a chance to become bored in his classroom. Yasu sees their potential, he knows what they’re capable of, and he needs them to know as well. Funnily enough he isn’t a big fan of homework. When he teaches his students he doesn’t just move on after a few examples, he ensures that they truly understand the topics before continuing. In his eyes, it’s just unnecessary busy work.

Hates. The. Drama. Cannot stand to see students tearing each other apart and is always the voice of reason. Puts a stop to all the “he said” “she said” nonsense before it can turn into a fight. Doesn’t take kindly to any kind of bullying or isolation in his class or outside of it. Is a teacher that actually gives a damn about the student’s mental health and the kind of people they are becoming. So no, you won’t be calling people out of their name or treating people like a disease just because you don’t like the way they look.

Their education is important but their character is as well. They are going to be the next adults that’ll take on the roles of doctors, managers, senators, etc. It’d be horrible if they carried their disgusting mindset into those fields and jobs. Even if they aren’t in a high position or have a career that calls for leading others, they shouldn’t be mistreating people for a quick laugh.

#nana x reader #ren x reader #takumi x reader #shinichi x reader #junko x reader #yasushi x reader

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