Although great at art herself she doesn't understand that art is a form of self expression. Everything has to be exactly as she wants. It is almost like she wants it to be her own work instead of yours. Clearly chooses favorites and lets them branch out further with their work
A great teacher that is always flexible to help her students out. She will usually let you pick the project you want to do and always lends a helping hand when you ask for it. The art trips to NYC that she does every year are a blast and are a lot of fun to go on.
She knows her stuff, and has a great deal of talent. I simply don't understand why she became a teacher. She is emotionally volatile, and has a bit of a mood-swing issue. She can be very sociable, however, and great to talk to when she is in a good mood. She could have been a great, famous artist, or she could have worked at an art gallery/curator at a museum. She should not be teaching students (low-patience), and she is unrealistically strict (which doesn't work out with a bunch of teens).
Gale Goldman was my art teacher for 6 years. During that time she called all the work I created worthless and she verbally abused me in front of my classmates. She should not be teaching children.
Ms. Goldman is a very involved and helpful teacher, and gives individual projects to suit each student. I liked her a lot.
Mrs. Goldman was one of the best teachers I've ever had. She was supportive and always willing to listen!