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"You're a good kid, and you had alot of people telling you that you weren't" man that hit deep.
đŻ. Mr. Washingtonâs a real ass man
Biggest chad I've ever seen in my life
For real, like real deep.
I cried just reading that.
But Im also PMSing so thats cheating. đ
@@LennyTheHopeless IM PMSING TOO BABE LOL WERE CRYING TOGETHER RN
The lady in the jumpsuit is pure. She's just pure. She wasn't even reading her note she just said what she felt.
She is also very beautiful
I wouldn't say she is pure. Seems a bit performative to me.
Totally and she is stunning. Stunningly beautiful. Her shy kinda way of presenting is very becoming and humble and beautiful
@@The_InfantMalePollockFrancispossibly. I thought that as well. But I liked her more than I felt a performance... You know?
@@s.s.5936 She has a Clhoe Grace Moretz feeling about her.
âI just want to say, thank you for being my friendâ BROKE ME I CANâT STOP CRYING
Same here. Bawling. So devastating that anyone ever feels that much pain and that others could be so fucqing cruel. I'm so grateful her teacher made her feel safe because the thought of how bad things could have turned out makes me cry even harder.
Hope you're okay, Brandon. â„ïž
me too
đđ they have me in here crying
Brandon I concur with your sentiment 100% â€
Australia.
sameeeeeee
the young man who was in foster care who admitted he knew he wasnât a nice person đ„ș heâs an excellent young man and i hope he goes placesâ€ïž
So moving that that wonderful teacher saw and gave and saved that young man's life. The young man really is a sweetheart. So glad someone was able to see that and to bring it out. This is God's work, folks.
Sometimes all it takes to help someone become a good person is showing them it's possible
My girlfriend is a teacher and earlier this year she received a letter from a student telling her she changed his life. Iâm so proud of her! All it takes is one good teacher to help a kids life.
this is so sweet to hear a significant other appreciate their teacher s/o. I hope many other people dating a teacher feel the same! its hard work that we do, but we do it for the kids.
@@annissaperez323 it is very hard work. Keep going! People, including me appreciate the work you do.
@@annissaperez323 what is s/o..?
@JANE F oh thanks hun..!
This comment made me cry
CUT this was the best. please do more with different aged kids n teachers. KINDNESS moves the world.
please dont forget this CUT
Yeah I'd like more of these
czcams.com/video/re9rXfuTNOQ/video.html Insane..you won't believeu
czcams.com/video/re9rXfuTNOQ/video.html Insane..you won't believe8
The had the idea and you are giving them a moral You are funny dude
Jeahhhh
Joe is currently my radio teacher and heâs truly changed my view point on many things. He cares about his students and allows them to constantly chase their passions!
What even is a radio teacher what do they teach in America
fax same
@@ramen9141 fr bro American high school seems so much more fun outside of school shootings than UK secondary and sixth form
@@ramen9141 we basically learn how to produce news stories, podcasts, and interviews all on the radio. We also learn how to edit recordings and how to produce live recordings as well. We learn how to use a recording room and the doâs and donâts of the FCC. Itâs a really cool class that basically allows students to put their name out there for colleges, and if they ever want to make it in the production industry
@@ramen9141 lol you think it's just an american thing
I was an anxious kid who used to stutter. I still remember my music teachers laughing at me after I struggled to put a sentence together at age 12. This memory stuck with me for the rest of my life! I then had a sociology teacher during my two final years of school who used to encourage me, praise and motivate me to always do better. She used to send me small emails congratulating me. I am now a lawyer and a large part of my job is talking, so I sometimes find it hard to believe how much life has changed all because of one teacher. Without her, I don't think I would even dream to pursue the career I have now.
Congratulations man. Good job đ
@@lukasmesaros9431 Thank you!!!
Congrats man â€â€ you're the best, an example.
I recently sent a thank you note to one of my college instructors who was an amazing teacher. He wasn't even a professor, but a graduate assistant in a class I didn't even really want to take -- macro economics. Even so, it sticks out as one of the best classes I took. I tracked him down at another university and sent him a brief email thanking him. He seemed touched that I took the time to do that. Doesn't take much to be a bright spot in someone's day.
Amazing the power of one teacher!
I was in Joe's radio class for two years in high school and I can genuinely say he's one of the best teachers I've ever had. He lets students explore their passions, be themselves, and have fun. The best thing about him is that if the student is energetic and wants to learn, Joe will reciprocate that same energy 120% back. I wish this video showed more of how he is in person
i was hoping he was more energetic in the classroom. he didnât seem to light
Wow!
@@kiyaernesto8333 ratio
Thatâs such a coincidence! Lol
Bozo
"I don't ever want a student to suffer in silence" murdered me. I emailed a professor in my university saying that I wasn't coming to class that day because I wasn't feeling mentally well and asked if I could have an extension on one of my projects.
Being a party school, I could have just made that up because I was hungover or something. He didn't have to believe me. BUT he gave a week extension on all of my projects and gave me a list of phone numbers if I needed to talk to anyone.
He was a competitive runner and always did marathons, but he recently broke his ankle and said he used these phone numbers to get him out of his depression. He for real didn't have to tell me that he understood or give me extensions or have a list of phone numbers for me, but he did and I appreciated it so much. By far my favorite teacher I've ever had.
Incredible story...that he did that, went that extra mile....absolutely impressive. a true teacher and leader.
@@maryoneill9630 no pun intended?
i wished i had professors like that bruh when i had situations like that my professors just ignored my emails and when i missed they said they would drop me form the class
Yeah teachers who treat their students as if they are their kids make school so much easier
That's some real man stuff right there. Yes there are a lot of bad role models out there, but there's plenty good ones too.
Iâm a teacher, and this made me cry. This is why WE teach. Even one life like this is worth a career of 35+ years!
The day I retired, there were several letters like these in my mailbox. They almost made me want to continue teaching. Almost. đ
Hello sir, I will be a teacher next year and I'm wondering do you have any advice for me. I'm stressing a little bit so having some advice from you may help.I hope you're doing great â€
Thank you all for what you do. It means so much. My fifth grade teacher legitimately changed my life. I had no idea what I wanted to do when I grew up, and she pulled me aside one day and essentially told me, âI think youâre supposed to be a writer, dude.â Never occurred to me. Now, itâs all I wanna do. I bumped into her in my early 20âs working behind a cash register. I was actually kind of embarrassed, but she was just proud of me for being me. That warmth was still there. That warmth makes all the difference in the world. đ
High five from one crying teacher to another. â€
@@PYasco 1. Be YOU. Some things work well for one teacher, and won't work at all for other teachers. Kids can also tell very quickly if you're putting on a facade, and they hate it - particularly teenagers.
2. Set the bar high, but never be unwilling to work with those who can't meet high standards. Kids who are challenged can surprise you - and more importantly, they can surprise themselves. Don't let them just go through the motions. (Bloom's taxonomy is your friend.) At the same time, realize that no matter how they try, there are those who will not be able to meet truly challenging goals. Encourage these students and make clear how important their effort is and how much you respect that they're making it.
3. Constantly learn. You never know when a new piece of information will help you to understand things, or to teach more effectively.
4. You're not teaching the subject - you're teaching how to think. It's not going to matter in 20 years what specific books kids read, how they did on their math test, or if they can remember the GDP of Luxembourg. What WILL matter is that they've learned how to find information, assimilate it, and use it to reach their goals. Skills are vital.
5. Be fair. Kids will break rules and screw up. You can't take things personally - just enforce the rules fairly, no matter how much things might seem like an attack on you, and no matter which kids are doing it. Don't hold grudges against kids who have screwed up in the past - when the discipline has been taken care of and the accounts are balanced, be willing to let them start over with a clean slate. Students who have discipline problems will often respect someone who treats them fairly but makes sure they follow the rules. It makes them more willing to try to follow the rules when they know the rules aren't arbitrary, and they aren't going to be judged forever on the basis of a single mistake.
Mrs. Thomaselli was the best chemistry teacher! Itâs lovely to see her in this video! I remember going through depression and abuse at home, and no matter what? She held me accountable. Due to that for the first time in my life, I scored a 107% on a mid term. I had never been the top score because of my depression and poor work ethic.
Wowâ„ïžâ„ïžâ„ïž
I love that story. I had a bumpy upbringing and low expectations of myself too - sometimes it's a beautiful gift when somebody else helps you rise up by seeing potential and expecting things if you nobody has before. â€
I had a teacher like that. I skived a lot of school and she made me catch up. Thank you for bothering, Mrs. Cunningham.
The blonde girl. That story hit to close home and now I'm sitting on the toilet at work crying đ
Same
Lmaooo, same đđđ
STOP WHY IS THIS ME RIGHT NOW
Iâm eating and crying lol đ€Łđ
LMAOOOO IKR i felt itttt
i'm really glad to see how we're showing more appreciation towards our teachers recently, especially in public platforms.
THIS WAS A GREAT EPISODE.
@@AxxLAfriku WHAT?! đđ€Ł thanks for putting me onto your stuff because what is the video i just watched?! đđ€Ł
Fr tho, teachers deserve more credit. Not even in a million years would I become one, itâs always grading, lesson planning, not getting acknowledged & a lot of them are also underpayed
True
@@memelord3348 I can tell youâve never had experience with bad teachers
@@sillymulchgobbler every profession has bad people
I will never forget when my 5th grade teacher Ms.Saechao gave me my first referral ever for being a bad student. I remember thinking to myself âman she must hate me nowâ and it struck more fear not seeing her until the next day. I was nervous to approach her but when I did she said ânew day, new feelingsâ and gave me the biggest smile. Ms.Saechao I always think of that line whenever things go wrong and Iâm having a bad day. 2 quotes that I live by ânew day, new feelingsâ and âjust a bad day, not a bad lifeâ
That's inspiring and I will remember this. Thank you for sharing.
I like those quotes too. I try to keep them in mind on bad days.
That's my last name â€
Thank you for sharing that! I think it will be truly helpful for me and those around me. :)
"You sparked that idea that I'm worth more than I think I am" That is so powerful and so sad at the same time. I hate the fact that some kids think this way.
She absolutely does have a voice for broadcast. The deep, rich tones carry so well, she naturally projects. The speech impediment isn't even noticeable unless you're really looking for it.
I only noticed it when she mentioned it!
Wow youâre right!
Right? He definitely wasn't just saying it, she really does!
I noticed it but, i also had one really bad. So I guess it was easier for me to pick up on it.
I was into the vid a lil bit and i didnt realize until ur comment
That poor old man looked like he was going through some things himself. He was offering his student an ear and couldnât even look her in the eyes. He really needed to hear this letter. I hope all the teachers and students in this video and all over the world can have someone that makes them feel special.
I think he somehow blamed himself for not seeing the signs of his student struggling with her mental health
@@PeacePham1991 That's what I got from it. He genuinely looks like he feels he could've done more, but this will only make him a better teacher/person.
How you know heâs going through a lot , how does his looks tell that , is that what he told you ? maybe thatâs his normal look , yâall reading meanings into things you see on the outside.
Stop assuming.....you don't even know him personally. How do u even know that he was going through something??
I mean I get the reasoning but this could also just be how he speaks to people as well (as you've seen from the other comments). I make this point because I speak like that too. Seems like you're staring off into space.
I NEVER cry. I canât even remember the last time I cried. Yet Joe and Molly specifically brought a tear to my eye and choked me up. I can tell Joe is a sweet soul inside and out. Not saying these other incredible teachers arenât of course. Joe just really hits home and reminds me of a teacher I once looked up to as a father.
This comment is so sweet, He is really an incredible person and teacher!
My husband is a teacher and I've heard countless stories where students came to him crying - in crisis - panicked. I am always so proud of him when I her him speak to his students and they express to him how he made them feel better. More confident. Teachers - the good ones who are there for the sole purpose of helping their students - are unsung heroes in my book!
I have a feels this is gonna be feelsy
@@vaniedwin2079 Get outta here, bot. Why the heck is CZcams so infested with these things?
@@theEduEnthusiast yt sucks coz of these
@@GanjaNinja agreed, itâs super annoying
GGâs man
I went like " damn my eyes are sweating "
Honestly I know CUT is edgy (in a good way) and progressive, but man I crave these videos that are just about human love. I wouldnât mind if you guys just focused on these kinds of vids for a while. Like if this month is just consecutive videos of kids thanking their teachers? Absolutely fine by me!
The world has recently proven to be such cruddy place, this stuff genuinely brightens my day.
Well said!
i couldnt agree more
They arenât really edgy
@@myacole1272 I'd call them "very interesting social experiments"
yes!! i need first generation kids thanking their immigrant parents, more teachers and students, honestly iâll even take a show and tell from random toddlers!!! gimme the good shit!
the girl in the jumpsuit looks like a SUPERMODEL! insanely beautiful
I am totally touched. As a nearly 30 years old guy with mental health problems from 18 years old, this video let me think of my high school English Mr.Huang. If I had not gotten the words " I think you will be good at your Chinese national college entrance exam" from him, I should have dropped out. Now I am a graduate student in the U.S. Thank you to my great English teacher.
Letâs take a moment for those kids that donât have such teachers and have to go through all that shit alone. Stay strongâ€ïž
This đ
I got through this shit with no awesome teacher. Iâm kinda sad that I canât write a letter to a teacher because they were all not really awesome :(
Thatâs another kind of Hurt
@@xannis7784 it really is.
I wish I had a cool teacher like this
this is so pure omg. iâm happy teachers are getting the attention that they deserve, they work so hard.
EDIT: holy cow! thanks for all these likes
czcams.com/video/re9rXfuTNOQ/video.html Insane..you won't believe
As a teacher, this hits right in the feels. With so much going on in the world, students are hurting/struggling for countless reasons. If I or any other teacher can create a space where students can feel appreciated, seen, and heard, then that is what it's all about.
@R2D2 Did you grammar police my sincere post?
Fair enough. đđœ
Well said..beautiful,,,,beautiful so beautiful words from you and I can tell that you are such a beautiful soulâ€â€
I once had a student come to me and say that I helped him through depression and suicidal thoughts. He told me this when I myself was going through a tough situation and it was something that I will never forget. Sometimes we cause positive impact in other people's lives just by being who we are.
I'm not bawling... I'm not bawling... đđ«đ„° teachers don't get enough pay, appreciation, &/or recognition
Exactly. My stepdad is a teacher. He gets paid a little better because of the area he works, but he understands the struggles.
They more than just teachers tbh
And their jobs never stop.. emails, lesson plans, grading work.. whew
i have a rlly good teacher but whenever it try to talk to her a little voice says in my head im not worth listening to why do I even try?
i do try and tell her but i dont want to burden her
Iâm in Teacherâs College currently, and although Iâm just starting, what was said in this video I can relate to 100%. You spend hours upon hours preparing lessons, marking etc. all in hopes that youâre providing the very best learning experience for your students. It can be so draining at times but all it takes is for ONE student, ONE student to acknowledge the effort, and all of a sudden all those hours are worth it. Thank you, cut, for this video.
Thank you for helping future generations of youth.
@@alexandriatrenier7366 Thank you for your wonderful commentâșïžđ
I feel the exact same so let me go back to studying for my exams so I can be a teacher :)
I just finished studying and now got my first ever own class last week and I feel so insecure đ I wanna give them the best chance at learning but itâs so hard ⊠I feel like I can never do enough ⊠I guess with time comes routine and with it I will hopefully feel a little less overwhelmed đ but moments like these in the video, thatâs what I wish my students will once feel about me
I'm 24, just started teaching a few months ago. At first it was so hard and exhausting preparing all those classes, I even considered giving up, but it took a single comment from one of my students that 'I'm the best teacher she ever had' , to keep me going. And just yesterday another one of my students, a little kiddo, when I came to the class, came to me and hugged me. Honestly, it made my heart soo warm and I thought to myself that THESE are the reasons why I should keep doing what I'm doing.
Mr. Washington seems like the kind of teacher we all deserve. Big, strong man who isn't afraid to dig deeper. Respect.
ngl I almost cried because I would love to do this with my fifth grade teacher. the love and appreciation I have for her is just unexplainable.
Please, write a letter to let her/ him know, whenever you are ready of course. It will mean a lot.
I'm a teacher and I just cried the whole 6 minutes of this video. This is what I work for
You are doing a good jobâ€ïž
Thank you and please keeping helping these studentsđđŸđđŸ
thank you for your work đ
Eu conheço uma brasileira quando eu vejo uma ahahaha â€ïž
Ă muito bom de ver alguĂ©m que ama o trabalho assim, ainda mais no brasil, que o professor raramente Ă© valorizado. Como nesse vĂdeo, tenho certeza que vocĂȘ impactou a vida dos seus alunos, assim como os meus professores impactaram a minha. Obrigada pelo seu trabalho, sem vocĂȘs nĂłs nĂŁo seriamos nada!
I'm not a teacher and who's fuckin cuttin onions out here I will fight you
He cares so much "I don't ever want to see my students suffer in silence" đ„șđ
I need a teacher like him đđđ
Thank you for this video. Iâm a teacher, and CZcams keeps recommending to me videos about teachers quitting. Iâm so happy this came up instead. It made me think of students who have come back to thank me. Just having some proof that all my efforts and planning and worrying and trying have created something positive is the best reward. I loved seeing other teachers experience this, too.
Hello, I just wanted to say that I appreciate you! Being a teacher is not an easy job, but it is so meaningful and impactful. Thank you for your time, patience, energy
@@deh2651 wow, thatâs very kind of you. Thank you!
Thank you for being brave enough to be a teacher
@@aloeleaf I was crying on the way home from work today, and then I saw your comment, and it helped to cheer me up. Seriously, thank you right back.
Teachers are incredibly impactful to their students lives. I remember all my great teachers (and bad ones hehe) Thank you!
You can see the difference in the way the the female teacher interacts with her students. Facing them, talking about life, etc. But with the male teachers stood straight forward with limited contact. All care extremely deeply but the way the express it is polar opposite.
Teachers are honestly so under-appreciated and under-paid. There are some teachers who are just asshole but thereâs so many more teachers who students take for granted. Teachers have so much respect from me â
Are teachers in America really underpaid? In my country.. esp if you have a masters degree.. your pay is super high and it keeps on increasing every few years
The more you become a senior, the higher the pay
@@music_fanatic8753 severely underpaid. Itâs really sad.
@@music_fanatic8753 Teacher pay in the US largely varies depending on the state/district. There are some where teachers are basically making minimum wage and others where they make 6 figures.
@@music_fanatic8753 Not from America, but from my experiences teachers in the area are severely underpaid. Some of the teachers who taught me shares personal stories from time to time if ever we finish up early and they mention being underpaid in passing. It's really unfortunate because those teachers put in the effort and work to see their students achieve their goals and beyond.
Joe is the teacher we all need but probably don't deserve đ„Č
WE LOVE JOE
Everyone deserves a good teacher bro
Honestly that young guy got alot of heart, im glad he got a good role model
My teachers picked on me called me stupid and lazy. I was so depressed and thought about suicide. Teachers have such a big impact please make sure yours is a positive outcome. Teaching is so important. Be nice to everyone. Even the not smart kids. The kids struggling in the back row. The kid to scared to say the answer. The kid who is cheating on a test. The kid who you think is a troublemaker. Every kid deserves a good teacher.
Growing up with my mom as a teacher, I know first hand how important black educators are, and even more than that, how hard working and dedicated they are. They hear and see black students differently, love on them even when they are âbadâ. Thank you Mr. Washington for changing that young mans life. Love goes so much farther than punishment
YES! we need more black and brown teachers. representation, care, and love. "Love on them even when they are bad" girl yes. theres always a reason for "bad" behavior, it takes a person who cares to listen/notice.
Why do we have to make everything about race?
@@roseirez5833 bc ppl like you are comfortable ignoring race solely for your benefit. Iâm a black person appreciating and celebrating black teachers. and i donât need your permission to do that, nor do i care about your feelings.
@@robynjames3505 perfect response girly yesss
@@roseirez5833 yea no clue. How upset would people be if I went around saying we need more white educators. It's race baiting at it's finest.
Teachers have the absolute best hearts.
not all. some can be absolute pricks and be one of your reasons for anxiety lol
some teachers. there are plenty of great people who aren't teachers, and plenty of teachers that aren't great people
teachers are either the sweetest people ever or the rudest people ever. thereâs never any inbetween for me lmao
in my experience, mostly gave me trauma
@@kalkxx this.. my favorites tend to be my english/extra curriculars
Thereâs so few teachers now that actually genuinely want to teach. Most are there just to have a job or to coach. My 8th grade English teacher completely changed the way I saw school. I absolutely dreaded going and hated to be there but she honestly is like a mother to me. Everyone deserves a teacher like this.
With the poor pay and disrespectful students can you blame them?
As a teacher aide who plans to becoming a teacher , this right here is encouraging⊠Mr.Washington was right sometimes we never know if what weâre doing is making a difference in someoneâs life but this right here proves that it does ..I always look back to this video to remind me why I wanted to be a teacher..thank you đđŒđŻ
@@R2D2677 digital art/ film :)
Thomaselli was one of the most memorable teachers I had during high school. She has a way of making you feel seen and capable, I'm so happy to see her receiving some love!
Saw this on the perfect day. This school year has been so hard, but this is why we do it.
thank you for everything you do!
Seriously the perfect day to see this. Teachers are running on fumes right now. My school has so many staff out sick right now with zero subs. Today I had my class (K-2 Deaf Ed), pre-k, a hearing 1st grade, and 5th grade. One of my students didnât show up until lunch time and immediately assaulted me and the principal. My one moment to plan (my lunch) was spent trying to deal with that. Immediately after school had to lead an hour long meeting. And then mentor a new teacher for the next 2 hours after that. All that being said, hearing your students come back 10 years later and saying thanks or even just being important enough to come and visit means the world.
Thank you for all that you do for students!
People should write these letters to EVERYONE, regardless of occupation, they have been impacted by, positive and negative.
Dude that blonde girl has impeccable style honestly.... She's got a real Mitch hedburg vibe and I dig t. F. Outta it.... Every kid needs one of those teachers they can look back on and think they changed you whole perspective. â€ïžâ€ïž Thank you teachers â€ïžâ€ïž
I had a professor this semester who just sat and listened while I cried. I talked and she told me that she was there to listen and thatâs all I needed. I wish I knew how to express to her how she kept me going through my second last semester of university.
I cried in my professorâs office in my last semester in undergrad. đ He wanted me to incorporate something in a paper and then, before dismissing me, asked me how things were. I just bawled and he was great about it. We talked about music after I was starting to feel better.
I prepared a speech for my comfort teacher at my graduation but she wasnât there.. a week later she died. It still feels so unreal and horrible. I wish I couldâve told her everything I felt in my heart. Iâm forever gonna be thankful. rest in paradise
May she Rest In Peace đ đ đđ đ
- Hope ur ok? :)
She knows. I'm a teacher myself. Believe me, she has known all along. Take care of yourself â„ïž
I sort of know what you feel, I wanted to tell my old teacher about how awesome he was and see him in person, but I found out he had self terminated. I was so upset.
you could still go and read your letter to her đ§Ą
You can always type it here many will be happy to read it including me.đ€
All it takes is One good teacher.
I spent a good amount of years working in the public school system; with middle and high school students. 1 days during my prep hour I had a student named Max using my room to take a makeup test; as he has missed the day his peers had taken it. Max was never 1 of my students but he still knew me and I knew him. It was a small town school in central IL. I remember him mid test looking up and saying: Mr. Cooper. Do you wanna know why every student in this school loves you? I responded by saying: well max, youâre supposed to be doing your test but yes, please tell me. And then he said: weather itâs the smelliest kid in the school OR the most popular kid in the school, you treat everybody the same. đđđ FML. These words wrecked my head and heart. They still swim through my existence nearly 15 years later. So much that when I interviewed for the current role I am in; doing medical social work. And when I made it to the last phasing of interviews, knowing this role would be setting me up to assist a variety of people, in a variety of scenarios, when the upper management lady asked me: Cooper, why should we hire youâŠ. i took a second to think about it, smiled and then I saidâŠ. Max. Which led me to tell the story) she smiled so brightly and now Iâve been in my role for 5 years.
Iâm sitting here crying because immediately one of my teachers came to mind. I wish I could express to her how much sheâs helped me and Iâll always be grateful.
Same!
I'm moving back to my hometown and one of the first people I want to visit is my Highschool biology teacher
Same
I just left my favorite teacher and Iâm literally bawling my eyes out
Me too, my English teacher just understands me, one of my teachers was creepy and I was so uncomfortable I couldnât go into his class without wanting to cry. I told her and started crying and she went out of her way to make sure I didnât have to be in that class and Iâll forever be grateful for her.
Nicole was a student teacher at this school (where she currently teaches) when I was in high school. She was like a beautiful breathe of fresh air in the world of science and was a great example to many of the girls in our class that we could go into the STEM or medical field! Although I didn't ultimately choose that path, I'm thankful for her presence that year I was taught by her! :)
Does she have an instagram? ^^
@@socloseagain4298 Not sure, I dont have her on social media.
@@socloseagain4298 bro...
Teachers don't get paid appropriately when it comes to monetary value, so make sure you tell them the impact they have. It's obviously appreciated.
good teachers are basically like parents
The reason why many of us teachers continue to stay in low-paying teaching jobs with often unsupportive administrators, a lack of resources, an expectation that we pay for our own supplies, an often lack of parental support, and frequent lack of respect all around is because of the students. We care about you. We want you to succeed and be happy. We stay because of you.
THANK YOU â€ïžwe appreciate you
Thank you so much!Be blessed.
You guys are amazing and we appreciate you!
thank you for your hard work đ
Thatâs true. My mom says the same thing.
I dont care what anyone says, teachers are one of the most underrated people on earth.
I have a relative who's a HS teacher. Couple of years ago she had a student come back to see her. He's now going to a big university on a scholarship and came back to tell her how much he appreciated her pushing him and encouraging him. She said there's no better gift a teacher can get then to know she really made a difference in a kid's life.
This made me ccrryyy because I immediately thought of my biology teacher in high school. I was in class & I was having a horrible mental health week. In the midst of the classroom being in complete chaos I guess I looked really disassociated & sad. She pulled me outside & asked me what was going on because I usually look engaged despite me being the quiet one & I just burst out in tears & said âI donât knowâ. She offered to call my mom & I said no because I knew my mom wouldnât understand. I will never forget the tight hug she gave me. When I looked at her she looked like she was going to cry herself. I will always appreciate & remember her for her attentiveness & compassion đ.
Big shout out to all the teachers who actually go above an beyond for their students! We see you!
As a teacher this is what we dream of. Itâs why we do this. Everyone says âif I can just change one lifeâ and when it happens it fills your heart. I taught 10th grade history and my 2nd year as a teacher I had this kid that came from a broken home, drugs around him, being bullied, I donât wanna get into how I helped him because itâs his story, but man it has to have been 15 years later I get a letter in the mail. It has pictures of him and his husband, heâs telling me how if it wasnât for me he wouldnât have made it through to the end of that day and now his life is full and heâs happy. Iâm not a person that cares about possessions that much but Iâll always keep that letter and those pictures in the top drawer of my nightstand
I agree. Sometimes I feel so tired and I'm always broke. Parents have a lot of demands and don't realize how much it requires..I kept all the letters I received from students. It honestly meant a lot to me, and I want every student to feel loved and supported. I could not manage to have my own children, but every child I teach is my child.
You are a blessing in the children's lives.THANK YOUâ€!
TEACHERS
your job isnât just your job. You may be someone a kid doesnât have at home. You may be the support they donât have. You may be the only love they feel in their childhood. Be kinder, more supportive and more understanding of your kids. We need more kindness in the world.
I just started working at the same school district of the high school I went to , and the teacher that helped me the most is still teaching and he made me want to become a teacher and help and let my students know they are heard and understood
That sounds beautifulđ„°
That's so awesome!! I'm a junior in high school right now, aspiring to become a teacher. Everything you just said has been my dream for quite a while now. In the past year, one of my teachers changed my life and he's inspired me to want to become a teacher. One day, I hope to come back and teach at my high school along side with all the teachers I've gotten close with!
Parenthood, Friendship, whatever you ask man..
Teachers, those big-hearted people, will offer you their best.
"It doesnt matter what anyone else tells you, what matters is that you are doing what you love to do! Never stop because we need more people like you" thats one thing that will stick with me my gym teacher was amazing and i will never forget him
Before I left high school, I wrote a letter to my three favorite teachers and read it aloud to them. They were three of the kindest people I had ever known, and they saved my life. I was suicidal for most of my time in high school and they gave me the hope and self-esteem to keep going. I cried while reading it. It felt so amazing to show them the love and appreciation they deserve, and I hope they will always, always remember that they changed and saved a life. Teachers make such an incredible impact and they deserve to be thanked a thousand times. â€
I feel this on a whole other level. In my junior year I was uprooted from my home town to a new town. Both my parents had passed away and I was put into a new school with no familiar faces. I had 1 teacher that asked me to hang after class and talked to me because she knew I wasnât in a good mental space. We got to talking and she literally saved my life, I had no drive to wake up everyday, and she helped. 12 years later we still text and keep each other posted on our life events. Teachers really are unsung heroes.
As soon as she said that âThatâs a voice for radioâ and how that changed her life made me start crying
These are real teachers. They aren't just regular employees. They have a real impact on the experiences of the youth and can make a huge difference. They actually give a damn and understand that students have an incredible amount of potential in life.
Teachers are something else. When they are appreciated it warms my heart
The teacher saying that the kid inspired him to pursue his masters degree made me cry đđ one itâs so sweet to think a kid can make a difference and even just the thought that I somehow impacted a teacher when I was in school is crazy and beautiful :,)
I had a teacher in middle school that noticed i wasnât like her other students. She sat down with me and learned I was suicidal. I wish I could find her and tell her how it was nice to know that she cared enough to actually talk to me
Have you asked the school if they have a forwarding address?
Honestly, this makes me want to become a teacher. I want to be able to make lessons fun for students while also being someone a student can come to when they are suffering. I wanna be there for others.
Sometimes I forget to say thanks for your service to troops and firemen but teachers should hear that twice more.
Legit cried, highschool was terrible for me, but itâs teachers like these that helped me through it.
Iâm literally in tears. Iâm a teacher and like she said, it is hard work and a selfless job. A lot of time our hard work goes unnoticed, so itâs always great to what positive feedback and acknowledgment from students and families
I'm a first year teacher.
Literally crying over the whole video.
Iâm a teacher, and I would absolutely do anything for my students. Moments like what these kids are doing make up for all the bad days.
As a future teacher, watching a video like this makes all these years of hard work worth it. I cant wait to graduate soon and begin this incredible journey. All I want to do is make a positive impact on kidsâ lives. I really hope I can make this happen
You will. Best of lucks to you!
You're gonna be great đ
me tooo!!
5:30 the mom and the baby staring at the student THE SAME EXACT WAY ckjcjvnn so cuteeđ©
Oh my gosh you're right đ
The girl that said she got bullied is gorgeous! Usually girls will bully other girls in school out of jealousy
Unknowingly my 2nd grade teacher would changed my life 10 years later when she asked me to live with them (I was living out of my car). She show me what a real family looks like. Sheâs the good mom i never had and Iâm forever grateful. Teachers do make a difference
Shoutout to Cut for letting that mom breastfeed on camera and then using that clip. Breastfeeding IS NOT always what it is played out as.
We had a couple of teachers like that. One was our biology teacher - incredibly sarcastic and "I just want you to know biology" guy. He didn't have favorites but he also didn't disadvantage anyone - he treated everybody fairly and equally. Because of him, the whole class managed to get accepted to med schools (we were a medical-oriented class) with high grades. Some teachers are just out of this world
WOW, THE WHOLE CLASS? AMAZING!!!â€
Iâve had a few teachers like him, most had favorites clearly or just werenât likable but very few were actually passionate about teaching and treated everyone equally plus understanding đ
What a great biology teacher you had.
People who have had great teachers are truly fortunate. Having someone outside of your family offer support and kind words, helping them to overcome challenges, must be an incredible experience
This is why I am training to be a teacher. Because this is the impact I want to have on children's lives.
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Oh god thatâs so moving. I can imagine that the teacher is feeling very very proud. Thatâs so sad what the kid went through though. Makes me love my father even more because many kids donât have that.
This is so wholesome, they deserve all the love đđâ€
i remember having a German teacher in 8th grade, she was not only a good teacher but she has literally a hard of gold. when i had no one to sit with she always offer that i can sit with her, she motivates me so much and, she was definitely the reasons i liked school.
after that year i moved schools, i was her so thankful and wrote her a letter to thank her for everything, still this day i'm her so thankful and i knew that without her i should be her .
Hey guys, we are so grateful for all the compliments. Thank you. I became a teacher of special education because I was a special education student growing up, and there were some very caring teachers who reached out to me as well. I'm sad to hear that there are teachers leaving this profession too.
CUT is killing it with the wholesome AF content lately! More of this!
I'm a teacher and there's so much paperwork and extra things to do... that we're not paid for. I also teach at a tough school and pretty much get a lot of attitude for just being an adult lol. Sometimes we're so stressed out, we don't realise or notice if we are actually helping an individual the best we can ;( so this was very sweet.
Hey Doris :) I'm pretty sure that some of your students are really happy to see you in class. Hang in there and stay strong
I thank you from the bottom of my heartâ€ïž
These people donât make enough money for the stress they are put through and the impact they have on society. Those letters are just the tip of the iceberg. Imagine how many kids they deal with in their careers that donât have a home, barely have one meal a day, go home to an abusive parent, are constantly bullied and the only person helping them (knowingly or not) is their teacher.
Thatâs what being a teacher is about! Great respect to teachers that truly love being a teacher!
i regularly try to send my teachers emails towards the end of the year, regardless if i truly participated in their class. the fact that they taught me math well or was the only class i could go to mid day means a lot to me. even the fact that they not only learned my name so fast but say hi to me when i see them in the hallway is enough; especially as a student who started off freshmen year with the notion that iâd be alone in this new school with no one. iâm in the 11th grade now and iâm happy that these teachers proved me wrong. in school, teachers are the first people that will recognize your potential and then help you expand it. itâs one of the reasons i myself want to be a teacher. we need to thank them more, they do alot for us.
I had the best teacher my sophomore-senior year of high-school and she genuinely changed my life and helped me through some of the hardest times of my life. She still calls me every once and awhile to check up on me and we talk for hours even 5 years after I graduated.
i didnt grow up in a very amazing household, my parents were extremely narcissistic and strict, my teachers, a lot of them, helped me through it, noone ever punished me, they would always tryna defend and save me during PTAs, they would increase my marks by one or two if i was failing coz they knew how dramatic my parents would be over a test. shout out to u lot. thank u very much.
stop. joe looked like you just saved him. he genuinely looks like he NEEDED this. đđ„șđ„ș
this is why a wanna be a teacher. to have the opportunity to see kids every single day and teach them incredible stuff can change their life, sometimes school is the only place where they can run away from their problems