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I think that's how puberty works, and not the teachers' fault. I'm also kinda old and I don't know exactly how it is today. We had both, some bad ones, some that were unnapproachable and stuck to their role as a authority figure. But we also had some excellent ones. Also some you could approach with your small struggles as a teen and who'd respect and help you, instead of yelling at you. There is both. And always has been.
We had great teachers, don't take ne wrong. Simply nobody trusted them anyway. Like, once I had a teacher that whole class was ready to throw hands for, yet still, except for joking around, nobody trusted her.
Maybe it's cultural thing, I dunno.