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A Vancouver high school teacher that had to take conflict management courses after a curse-laden tirade last year was issued a two-week license suspension this February after a second anger-filled incident in November.

Maple Fun Sun Low was teaching a Grade 11 English class when a student asked if they’d be watching a film of the Shakespeare play they were studying.

According to the consent resolution agreement document – filed by the B.C. Commissioner for Teacher Regulation – Low lost his temper and began screaming at the student. The document says Low yelled at the rest of the class saying they were “being a**holes” and to get out of their “stupid little brains.”

“Low’s tirade lasted approximately 20 minutes, and students reported feeling shocked, uncomfortable and scared,” read the document.

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After class, the student told him she didn’t appreciate him yelling at her, to which he responded: “I don’t appreciate you.”

In the agreement, Low admits to having said those things to his students.

Last summer Low was suspended and forced to take a conflict management course after he swore at five students of his Grade 12 English class, calling them “f***ing bitches.”

Low resigned from the district at the end of January.