TeacherGoals on LinkedIn: Teacher Appreciation Week is the perfect time to show our gratitude to the… (2024)

Day-2 is here; Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! Today, write a heartfelt note to a teacher who has made a difference in your life or the lives of your loved ones. Tag a teacher in the comments and let them know how much they are appreciated! #KCMThankATeacher

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May 7-13th is Teacher Appreciation Week, which means there's still time to show your gratitude!Check out these meaningful ways to show your appreciation:- Write a note to express your gratitude. - Send a gift to say thank you (be sure to choose something they will enjoy or utilize).- Offer grading support (ask if they need help grading papers)A teacher's role is crucial. "Thank you" will never suffice!

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It is Teacher Appreciation Week. How have you celebrated those who teach your kids? What teacher had the most significant impact on your life? Share your story below.

🍎It’s teacher appreciation week! Here are a few ideas to show appreciation for the teachers in your life!

Teaching is the mother of all professions 🥰

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This is an empowering visual! Having such an image in the classroom is powerful for both teachers and students. For teachers, this may look like a daily reminder: I am educating future professionals and business owners and keep this mindset even when the days are cloudy. The image can also help keep educators from giving up on students, as some do - especially those who need help with behavior. Students can have their career goals on the poster, which motivates them daily as a guide to let them know they are learning today for their role in society tomorrow. It may focus them on taking their education seriously or on trying harder. Also, it can be used as a classroom management tool - a daily reminder.The teacher may say, “Hey, class, remember our poster and what we are all working for!” Here the teacher also reiterates her role in molding them for their future! The teacher may also ask them to remember what they want their future to look like, and the teacher may end with: now, let’s focus and build the future; we want one subject at a time, etc. It can also be used as a behavioral tool to redirect the behavior by pointing to the poster and reminding students of their goal in life - and may ask, for example: “If I went to the doctor and said I am not ready as yet, would the doctor throw a fit and role on the floor, etc.” #education #teacher #learning #management #students #educators #teachers #future #mindset #society #businessowners #like #help #career

Teaching is my superpower 💪I can magically transform your child into a lover of learning! What’s your superpower?#teacherlife #teachingandlearning #forevergrateful #teacherappreciationweek #teachersfollowteachers #teachers #passionandpurpose #teachersandschoolemployees #iblossomllcservices

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As Teacher Appreciation Week comes to a close, it's important to remember that appreciation can manifest in many different ways. One of the most meaningful ways to show appreciation is by offering support to teachers, who often work tirelessly to support their students.Here are three simple ways you can show your appreciation and gratitude toward teachers.#TeacherAppreciationWeek #SupportTeachers

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! This week, make sure to take some time to #ThankATeacher. Check out this video where teachers talk about what they really want for Teacher Appreciation Week.https://lnkd.in/g_HVvbut #WeHearYou

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Goethe wrote, "In order to do something, you must be something." I wrote a letter to myself and described the person I would become. It wasn't what I owned, my position in the company, the activities I was enjoying, or even the money I was making. It was the person I would become--Aware, highly conscious, intuitive, resourceful, and insightful. It involved my intellect, my emotions, and my physical being.I had to imagine the kind of person that would inhabit that place in my dream. What would it take for me to assume a leadership role in the educational field? It wasn't finding the latest approach, the best curriculum, or the most talented students. In fact, the more average the student the better the results looked. My process consisted of 6 steps and much to my surprise, it worked on all of my students from those mentally challenged to the gifted. Those people who were labeled "unteachable" (meaning they didn't learn best by sitting at a desk) or "uncooperative" (meaning they got As on the tests and never did homework) saw success. I have accumulated 50 years of due diligence teaching thousands of students, and now I want to spread this 6-step method to everyone who wants to grow and become the person they see in THEIR dreams.I have a webinar today that shows people how to implement this process. Join me at 7:30 PM CDT (UTC-5).https://lnkd.in/gvsYK7zz

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