MY TEACHER, YOU ARE MY HERO POEM
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The student wrote a letter to their teacher expressing gratitude for inspiring and motivating them. The teacher created an engaging classroom environment that made learning fun and helped the student stay focused on their goals. The student appreciated the teacher's dedication to their students and felt they could trust the teacher for advice and support. The teacher was praised for understanding each student's strengths and weaknesses and for being a role model that the student would never forget.
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Sometimes finding the right words of appreciation for teachers gets hard. We have provided 93 beat teacher appreciation and thank you notes in this article.
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The document contains several poems and messages celebrating teachers on Teachers' Day. It expresses gratitude towards teachers for inspiring students, entertaining them during lessons, and helping students learn even when they are unaware. Teachers are described as role models, guides, and friends who provide students with guidance, friendship, discipline, and love. They help students fulfill their potential and are thanked for their hard work and efforts in educating students.
Teachers
The document contains several poems and messages celebrating teachers on Teachers' Day. It expresses gratitude towards teachers for inspiring students, entertaining them while teaching, and helping students learn even when they are unaware. Teachers are thanked for providing guidance, friendship, discipline, and love. They are described as role models, mentors, and guides who help students fulfill their potential and succeed in life.
My ultimate goal
The document discusses the impact that teachers have on students' lives and shaping their destinies. It describes two teachers, Ms. Star and Ms. Cherry, who had a significant positive influence on the author and prepared them for the future. The author expresses gratitude for how the teachers motivated and sincerely cared for students, helping each one. They say the teachers changed the way they think about themselves by boosting their self-esteem and view of who they are. The author admires and will always remember the teachers, who remain a role model and touched their life in a way that will stay with them forever.
Teacher\'s Day in SPCNHS
This document summarizes a presentation given by student teachers to thank their cooperating teachers on Teachers' Day. It introduces 12 cooperating teachers and includes short quotes from student teachers about 3 of them - Ma'am Christy Parreño who was kind and ensured they learned, Mrs. Vivian Alamag who was bubbly, energetic and treated them like family, and Ma'am Rose Mary Argana who was initially seen as strict but became funny and caring. It also describes their impressions of Ma'am Luningning Adarna which changed from strict to treating them like a son. The presentation includes comedy elements like 'The Emo Mrs. Argana' and ends thanking the audience for attending.
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Ms. Lilian Dela Cruz is being honored on Teacher's Day with a special presentation by her students. She is described as a strict but loving teacher who motivates her students to grow and teaches them important life lessons. Students share how she helped develop their self-esteem, confidence in speaking English, and responsibility. Some initially found her intimidating but came to see her as caring and appreciate how she pushed them to learn. They are grateful for the role she played in their lives and education over the past four years. The presentation concludes with a party to celebrate Ms. Dela Cruz and her impact on her students.
Teacher Tales 6 - Ratnabali Sengupta
Have you ever met a truly inspired person? Then you would instantly recognize Ratnabali Sengupta. It is people like her who remind you that teaching is fundamentally a human experience and that it is enriched by the teacher’s life experiences as much as the subject knowledge.
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This document contains messages from students thanking and expressing gratitude to their teachers on Teacher's Day. The students acknowledge their teacher's positive impact and role in helping them learn and grow. They appreciate their teacher's dedication to making learning fun and inspiring them to dream big. The students wish their teacher a Happy Teacher's Day and say they are lucky to have such a wonderful teacher in their life.
Scholarship Essay
Molly VanBuren is applying for the Students Rise to the Challenge Scholarship. Her freshman math teacher, Mrs. Hill, inspired her and helped her understand math concepts by explaining them in multiple ways until she understood. Mrs. Hill also supported Molly and other band students. Having a teacher who helps with homework and supports other interests has been beneficial. Mrs. Hill taught Molly that helping students with schoolwork and being there to listen are both important ways to support students.
Educ402 story of self
Jordan Raedonahue introduces herself and discusses what has shaped her identity. She describes how her family, especially her mother, sister, and grandmother, have taught her important life lessons. She also discusses how school is where she met her best friends who became like family to her. Jordan enjoys traveling and experiencing other cultures. She has worked with children her whole life and knows she has been called to be a teacher. Her experiences with students will shape her approach in making lessons meaningful and engaging for students. Her vision is to inspire students and change attitudes towards school.
A surprise from my best 6D students
The document is a collection of messages from students thanking their teacher for teaching them. The students express their gratitude for how much the teacher taught them, how kind and helpful the teacher was, and how much they enjoyed the teacher's lessons. They say the teacher is the best teacher they have ever had and that they will never forget the teacher.
Teaching-PhilosophyPaper.docx
Emily Campbell is pursuing a career in early childhood education to become a kindergarten teacher. She has always had a passion for teaching from a young age. Several teachers inspired her throughout her education and showed her the impact teachers can have. She discusses the traits and experiences that will make her a great teacher, including her passion for the profession, patience, energy, and flexibility. Her goal is to help students develop a love of learning and inspire them to achieve their full potential.
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The document discusses the author's favorite high school teacher, Mrs. Mary Ann Reyes. It describes how Mrs. Reyes inspired her students to love learning and helped them both academically and emotionally. The author particularly appreciated Mrs. Reyes' passion for teaching, empathy for her students, enthusiasm in the classroom, and ability to make her classes both creative and organized. Most importantly, Mrs. Reyes pushed her students, including the author, to do their best work and helped them understand the importance of education and finding their passion.
Thank you teacher!.docx
The student expresses deep gratitude to their teacher for their dedication, passion, and commitment to teaching even during difficult times. The teacher treats students like family, guiding them in their studies and life, and inspiring them to pursue their dreams. The teacher goes above and beyond, facilitating learning both inside and outside the classroom through innovative teaching methods that make learning fun. The student thanks the teacher for shaping them into their best self and for the lasting impact on their life.
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WHY TEACHERS TO BE PASSIONATE TO PROFESSION?
1) The document discusses why teachers should be passionate about their profession. It argues that many teachers today have become teachers by accident rather than with passion.
2) It emphasizes the importance of passion for knowledge, teaching, and students. Great teachers in the past were passionate and dedicated, inspiring their students.
3) It concludes that passion and compassion are key for teachers. Developing strong interpersonal skills and a sense of humor are also important qualities for teachers to have to connect with and motivate students. Teachers should be lifelong learners and constantly work to improve.
Cec mini collection (1)
This collection contains 6 student writings from a writing contest held by the Community English Club for Vietnamese Teachers' Day. The introduction provides context about the contest, including that it aims to improve students' writing skills and is judged by 3 teachers from the Faculty of Foreign Languages. The top 3 winners received prizes. The collection includes the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place writings, which are personal reflections and stories about the positive impact of teachers in the students' lives.
CEC Mini Collection
This collection includes 6 student writings submitted for a writing contest held by the Community English Club for Vietnamese Teachers' Day, including the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners that discuss their experiences and appreciation for teachers who have helped and influenced them. The introduction provides context about the writing contest and includes the contest guidelines, judging process, purpose of the contest, and how students can participate.
*Student reviews
The document contains reviews and testimonials from students that Matthew S. Robinson has taught in various contexts, including as an English teacher, boxing coach, and student teacher. The reviews consistently praise Mr. Robinson for his dedication to helping students learn and improve, for creating a supportive learning environment, and for his engaging and motivating teaching style. Students report gaining confidence in writing and other skills, as well as seeing significant improvements in their work, as a result of taking his classes.
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MY TEACHER, YOU ARE MY HERO POEM
- 1. “My teacher, you are my hero” By: Marianne m. Pascua I was glad that I meet a teacher like you that inspired me so much. Your encouragement and dedication will help me achieve allmy goals for my future. You really care how important the education for your student. You keep me motivated, focused, andfired up. The structure of your class was interesting. Your lecture is clear andefficient. You make learning funand exciting. I’m always eager to learn when I have a teacher like you. Thankyou for being there always, to teach me, when I needed help, andwhen I havea question. I appreciate everything you have done for me. I enjoy being in your class atall times. Thanksfor havingme in your class. I learned so much from you. I could not thank you enough “my teacher, you are my hero”. You are the most amazing teacher I haveever seen in my life. Your personality brings enlightenment in our classroom. Your smile made me feel welcome to come into your class. You are somewhat thatI can trust. You are a great listener and advisor. You make a great difference in all student life. There are only few teachers like you who understand the weakness and the strength of each individualstudent. Ifonly I have a choice to be your student forever. I want you to be my forever teacher. You deserve to be honored a teacher for all seasons. Not all of your students see how hardyou work for our education. I just want to let you know, I’m one of your student who see how dedicated you are in your work. Applause andstanding ovation is not enough. You are the real model that I always look up too. As I go on my future career, I would never forget you “my teacher, you are my hero”.