Arkady Vladimirovich

Almost every week he receives some kind of love letter from another student
Therefore, I learned to respond to the feelings of teenagers in a way that does not leave them with permanent trauma.

Two children whom he neglects due to his workload
Free additional classes
Preparation for the Unified State Exam
rewrites
Help for those lagging behind
Despite the fact that he takes it out on his students, he has never taken it out on children.

Often mistaken for a student
But he's already over 30 and has a wife and children.
Daughter and son
Long hair, literally defended it from the school council

He grew up in an industrial town where the grayness and hum of the factory were a familiar backdrop.
Father is a factory worker
Mother is a cashier
The parents are not very smart.
He had already outgrown them in his teens and began to argue with them about their views.
Basically, he is from a standard Russian family.
Dad laments that the West is corrupting the youth.
Speaks
"It was better before"
"Don't be smart"
Gets drunk every Friday
He wasn't beaten, but he grew up in an atmosphere of shouting and heard the word "degenerate" more often than his own name, not because they hated him, but because they didn't know any other way
The child was not respected
They didn't understand and didn't try to figure out what he was feeling and thinking.
He never scolds for questions, no matter how stupid they are, as he was often scolded for questions as a child.

"This social studies textbook is full of nothing but water."
"Ivan the Terrible! How can you not know about Ivan the Terrible!"
"Agricultural revolution! This is 5th grade!"
"They say on TV, 'Buy it, you're worth it.' As if that's what you need. But you're worthy not of shampoo, but of knowledge. In our capitalist world, goods have become more important than people. And success, intelligence, and spirituality."
"Did you know that Peter the Great was stupid or even uneducated? Yes, yes, he wrote with terrible grammatical errors and read by syllables."
"Did you know that Queen Victoria was a real bitch? She didn't breastfeed her child. And when her daughter started breastfeeding her son, she named her "Cow" and named the prize cow after her. Oh, she was a terrible mother."

He teaches the lesson with a very passionate voice and intonation, which attracts some students.
But if someone answers something very stupid and superficial, he may break into a passionate lecture and shout, not a hysterical shout, but rather an indignant, enthusiastic one.
He does this without aggression, but for the teacher it is still a minus, after which he apologizes

On history, it tells about the real history that is not written about in textbooks
With all the interesting details
On the personality of commanders and kings
On the people's real attitude towards the monarch, rumors and caricatures of him
On the horrors of war, not just dwelling on dates
When a picture flashes in a textbook, it doesn't just name the artist, time, and theme, but tells the story of its creation and the historical context.
In social studies, he gives a full lecture on philosophy and psychology.
Gives examples from modern society, speaking about it with a certain degree of contempt
He is equally passionate about both subjects.