i've seen soooooooo
many parents complaining about having their kids home cause of the snow
days. think about all the stress and frustration you're feeling, and
how much you'd simply like to throttle them every now and then.. and then
picture there are 20 of your child (or children) in your house all day
every day for 180 days a year, in five-day increments.
now, if
you can afford it, go to hallmark and get a nice thank you card and a
visa gift card (even if its only five bucks) and send it to your kids
teacher, and write in your own words how much you appreciate the time,
effort, money, and dedication they put in to raise your child for 7
hours a day 180 days a year.
if you can't afford it, make a
card by hand. have your kid make a card and then you sign it. just say
"thank you." i can assure you, that acknowledgement of the difficulty of
nurturing and educating other peoples children, at a 25:1 ratio--the
fact that you took two minutes of your day to appreciate them--will mean
the WORLD to your kids teacher. a simple little thank you note.
trust me on this one. it means a lot. im engaged to a teacher--and when
she gets a nice note from a student or parent, the first thing she does
is text me a picture or read it to me or bring it over. because it
means that much to her, that somebody thanked her for the very difficult
job she does. please please show your kids teachers that you know what
they sacrifice and how hard they work, and that you appreciate it. not
just at christmas or the end of the year. a quick note now and then. a
simple "thank you for making the year go so smoothly for [childs name]"
or "thank you for having patience with [childs name]".. if you can't
think of something specific, just a general "thank you for taking care
of my child during the hours i can't be with him/her" will remind that
teacher why they do what they do. and t when they finally are able to
stop grading papers and writing lesson plans and planning class parties
and documenting their teaching for the government and the million other
things they do every day all day long, that little reminder will also
make them much more pleasant towards their fiances.
trust me.
do this simple thing, a tiny little note! the significant others of
teachers around the world will thank you for it, and i know the teacher
will appreciate it too.
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