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Teacher Appreciation Week is coming up. What is the best thing a teacher ever taught you? Tell us for the chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card!

Who was your favorite teacher? Why?

Curiosity (11.3%)

Confidence (16.0%)

Understanding another's point of view (12.4%)

Organization (4.7%)

Respect (6.2%)

Discipline (5.5%)

Not to give up (22.4%)

Other (leave a comment) (6.7%)

It's really too hard to decide! (14.7%)

Teacher Appreciation Week is coming up. What is the best thing a teacher ever taught you? Tell us for the chance to win a $25 Amazon gift card!
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  • karenbx832004 By karenbx832004
    on Apr 21, 2017  

    Understanding another's point of view

  • Katypugz By Katypugz
    on Apr 21, 2017  

    Confidence is really important

  • Victoriahope By Victoriahope
    on Apr 21, 2017  

    Teachers taught me a lot through school to enjoy learning and other cultures and listening to other views besides my own

  • Cherithsnyder By Cherithsnyder
    on Apr 22, 2017  

    My favorite teacher was Mrs Simms. My high school photography teacher. She taught me to stand my ground and to never let someone else make me question myself. #shespeaks #teacherappreciation

  • omunroe By omunroe
    on Apr 22, 2017  

    All of the above.

  • stef42678 By stef42678
    on Apr 22, 2017  

    The best thing my teacher taught me was to always try my best and never give up!

  • Teresadeck81 By Teresadeck81
    on Apr 22, 2017  

    To believe in myself

  • Ladybug3186 By Ladybug3186
    on Apr 22, 2017  

    My favorite teacher who I had for all 4 years of high school taught me that my curiosity to know everything was super important. If someone said something I had to know everything about it. I still do. I have a habit of googling things while in a conversation because I want to know everything, I need to know what's right and where things come from.

  • bonita7878 By bonita7878
    on Apr 23, 2017  

    Confidence that I should go with my first choice / answer and not over think things.

  • Mainejoanne By Mainejoanne
    on Apr 23, 2017  

    My first grade teacher taught me to bend at the knees when picking something up instead of sticking my tushie in the air. I think the roughy translates to lift with your legs? Maybe to be more ladylike? Still trying to figure it out 30 years later! Thank you Mrs Wilson!