I Appreciate You!

Dear LinkedIn family,

Let me start by saying I appreciate you!

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Thank you for joining this growing family of subscribers to my newsletter.

?I started this newsletter with the hopes of inspiring others to reach their success in education and beyond.

With that, let’s look at the value of simply saying “I appreciate you” to those around you that help motivate and inspire you on your educational or life journey.

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As we approach the end of another academic school year, let’s reflect on the important role that teachers and students play in education.

Teaching is a challenging profession that requires patience, creativity, and a deep commitment to helping others learn and grow. Teachers are responsible for shaping the minds of tomorrow, and their impact may be felt for years to come.

So, to all the dedicated teachers out there, thank you for your willingness to go above and beyond in making sure your students have what they need to succeed. And thank you for the positive impact you make on the lives of your students every day.

Next, let's talk to the students. Students are the reason why teachers do what they do. They are the ones who ask questions and push themselves to do better. To all the amazing students out there, thank you for the hard work and effort you put into your studies.

Finally, let's talk about the relationship between teachers and students. The teacher-student relationship should be built on mutual respect, trust, and a shared love of learning. When teachers and students work together, great things can happen.

So, with all that goes on in the daily lives of teachers and students during the school year, let's take a moment to appreciate the hard work and dedication of teachers and students. Let's celebrate the honest relationship between teachers and students, and the positive impact it has on the world around us.

For more on building solid relationships between teachers and students, visit me at The ETI Academy YouTube channel, where I talk in more detail about ways to build these relationships.

And until next time, keep learning and have fun!

Danya, xo