My best teacher was Felip Gallart. He taught me on third and fourth of primary at Pràtiques II. He was one of the two only man at school, and when I when for first time to class with him,  knew he would be the best teacher I would have in all of my student years.

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He had a lot of good things; he had a ruler called Manolito, and when we talked too much he used to hit the desck with the ruler, and if someone talked after, that you would sit alone at the final of the class. He supported Real Zaragoza when he knew my passion for Real Zaragoza

He was very kind, funny, and his classes used to be the best. He would treat all students by the same without and exeption, and, if you had a problem, he helped you until you didn't have it. He used to search in the things that we liked to do his classes more interesting! He helped us to start to learn about life and he explained some values in life that I have never heard in a teacher before. He wanted all students to progress at the same time So, if someone didn't understand one thing he repeated it like ten times, so he was sure that everybody learned. I remember when he danced in the middle of the playground on Carnival day's, it was a very funny moment.

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Felip didn't have a lot of bad things,I think that I can count it with the fingers of a hand, but Felip is human and humans are no perfect. I remember punshing a lot of people one day becasue we talked to much, that day we met the other Felip we had never seen before. I remember him being so strict amd sometimes this mada me a little bit nervous. Ocassionaly had angry moments that the one I mencioned before, which made him a different person in a few minutes. When we went alone at the final of the class, it was a little bit humiliating, because you ddn't know when yo would return with the classmates, and because you were de bad center of attencion.

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I wil not forget Felip, because he helped me to learn new things out of school, and he helped me to grow up and be more mature. He treated me as a friend when the classes finished, and now he always asked me what I had done during the weekend and how did I feel.  

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  Pau Odina  

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