#teacher appreciation

[carnotaurvs]

ammonite brings sunny cool-looking shell. to her, sunny as one of those teachers that encouraged her to pursue her passion, and she did that! so ammonite brings trinkets, shells, whatnot to her as a thanks.

[gravelluvr69]

Thank you Mrs. Looney. I love cookies!

Chocolate chip: 9/10

Oatmeal raisin: 7/10

White chocolate macadamia nut: 5/10

[quathxr]

teachers who give in class workdays are the true heroes.

[hebrewbyinbal]

Today, someone shared a beautiful collage of their “inspo teachers” (Inspirational) for Teacher Appreciation Day, and seeing myself included stopped me in my tracks. It was such a simple gesture, but it touched me deeply.

Being a teacher is a title I never expected to have, and it’s one I hold with so much gratitude. The opportunity to share what I know, to help others grow, is truly a gift. But here’s the truth—I learn just as much from my students as they do from me. You teach me how to listen, how to adapt, and how to be better every day.

Thank you for trusting me to be part of your journey. This beautiful gesture reminded me just how special this work is. ❤️

[jessicur]

Last Day of Fall Quarter Vent!

Finished the first quarter of my first year in college! Felt kind of weird since it’s not like high school where I had a day of all my classes to experience the farewell of my professors. That feeling lingered throughout the last two weeks. It started with one class I didn’t have to attend, two classes, to four. So, I guess I hadn’t realized it ended until the very last class, which is the class that made me start this blog account! That sad feeling finally came to me, that I probably won't have the same professors later in my college life, but I guess that's how life goes.

While I might not be posting so much about Islam and The West anymore (or hopefully pick it up occasionally), I’ll still try to post some things about my life and what I’ll be taking interest in. I have a feeling my adventurous life won’t end here. I also want to use this post to appreciate all my professors I’ve had. Despite showing up to class late and not paying too much attention in class, I still hope they get to teach other students about the same topics I was taught and be given the same opportunity to start blogs and to go out and experience life more. Thank you. 

[rvllybllply2014]

God I wish I’d had him as my teacher.

[jellyjellyjams]

lowkey i was giving up on getting a marine biology degree because i didn’t want to go through years and years of school but. i have a new biology teacher who i LOVE. and now i want to do it again

[mandyjoyloves]

Halloween Teacher Treats.

Huxley started daycare a few weeks ago, and I wanted to give his teachers a little something special to let them know how much I appreciate them. The teachers have been great at communication, and letting me know how he’s doing. All the things! I used a medium sized cellophane bag, and put each of the teachers favorite candy inside. One was candy corn, one was Hershey’s, and one was Reese…

[selfhelpradio]

niko fucks up teacher appreciation

[rimassdesigner25]

4th Grade Teacher Rainbow Design - Unisex Cut & Sew Tee (AOP)

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[october-funeral]

Maturing is realizing that english class is actually incredibly valuable and important. Thank you for teaching me how to speak up and be wrong, to make space for others, to read the damn book before the discussion, to argue, to think, to realize that nick’s line at the end of the great gatsby is significant because nick is stuck in the past over gatsby’s memory, just like gatsby was stuck over daisy’s. Thank you for teaching me how to write a five paragraph essay in forty minutes, to plan out and explain my thoughts clearly, to outline, to explore, to figure out what the point is along the way. Sometimes all you need is one good AP English teacher (who you think is awful) to teach you more in a year than you’ve learned in your entire life.

[printcharms]

[1mlostnow]

“This teacher is so weird and awkward, they’re mean too…literally no one likes them”

SHUT UPPPPP she gave me a home. Go fuck yrself. She let me wait in her classroom after school before I went to GSA because it was always really loud in the beginning. She was the first to inform me of any trans-related news. When I first described my situation to her, she was silent, and just gave me a hug.

My history teacher taught me how to be assertive and how to be a good man. He gave me good feedback on how to improve. He trusted me because he said ‘you’re a good kid’ which doesn’t sound like much but ultimately that’s awesome. He actually inspired me to start writing poetry :3

My band director gave me a home away from home for four years. The entire time, he’s the first one I’d go to for anything. I literally sobbed my eyes out in that office multiple times. Fav.

My ELA teacher gave me an escape. I could be myself and be free and accommodate myself. She let me sit down if I was having trouble with my legs or back. She let me draw and write while we did the lesson. That was my favorite class. I took naps on the couch in her classroom during my study halls when I first started struggling with sleep.

My civics teacher let me grow and thrive in ways I didn’t know i could. He pushed me and encouraged me every step of the way. I cut out the notes he made on one of my tests and taped it to my wall because it means the world to me.

My science teacher let me be free. He always encouraged me, gave positive feedback, gave compliments on my work, and at the end of the year we had a conversation that genuinely changed my life :)

More teacher appreciation. Stop calling them awful things because they told you to stop talking. They literally changed my life. Shut up.

[nicoleshandmade]

✏️🧣✏️✏️✏️✏️✏️💛

[noisycowboyglitter]

Teaching with Heart and Soul: Inspiring the Next Generation

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The "heart" in teaching manifests in various ways:

Empathy and understanding for diverse student backgrounds and learning styles

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Teacher gifts for men should be thoughtful, practical, and tailored to their interests. Consider personalized items like engraved pens, leather portfolios, or custom desk nameplates. Tech-savvy educators might appreciate gadgets such as wireless presenters, portable chargers, or noise-canceling headphones. For coffee lovers, a high-quality travel mug or gourmet coffee set could be ideal. Bookworms

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might enjoy literary-themed accessories or gift cards to bookstores. Stylish ties, cufflinks, or desk organizers add a professional touch. Outdoor enthusiasts could benefit from insulated water bottles or compact camping gear. Always include a heartfelt note expressing gratitude for their dedication to teaching.

[madebylola1983]

Teacher gifts. Custom peg dolls.