In high school, teachers are given to the student. Students do not pick what teacher they want unless the class is an elective. In my case, both teachers taught electives. Mr. Weller was my advanced placement calculus teacher, and Mr. Clifford was my programming teacher. They were both great teachers, but they differ in their teaching style, attitude toward students, and knowledge of the course they teach. First off, both Mr. Weller’s and Mr. Clifford’s teaching styles differed. Mr. Weller always had an organized class. He would have a handout for the class everyday: notes, classwork, or homework. He would stop for students if they had questions about a problem, but he would try to keep the class moving along. He taught his students what they