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Ten Reasons Why Teachers Must Be Magic… A Very Special Letter From ...by mjgormans |
Welcome to a very magical entry… one that has been a traditional post each holiday season. It is a time of year that I wish to express my gratitude to those wonderful educators that have welcomed me at their schools, webinars, and conferences and also join me at this blog and on twitter through out the year. This past year the magic has really come alive. It has been unbievable what teachers have done for theri students!. Keep in mind Santa does believe.
I would like to share with all of you a very special letter I found under my Christmas Tree many Christmas Eves ago. I have made it a practice to put it away, until just a few weeks before Christmas each year, with the idea of sharing it with educators across the world! Please take a moment to read this very special letter from Santa! He takes a moment to describe the magic that you as an educator make happen every day!
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Ten Reasons Why Teachers Must Be Magic… A Very Special Letter From Santa!…. by Michael Gorman (https://21centuryedtech.wordpress.com) ….Twitter (mjgormans)
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