What Educators Appreciated About Each Other This Year


What Educators Appreciated About Each Other This Year

By
 
Tiffany Lew 
edutopia.org
5 min



Over 20,000 of you expressed your appreciation for the hard work and determination of your fellow educators. Here are a few highlights.


To celebrate Teacher Appreciation Week this year, we organized a special giveaway to thank educators for all they do to support students and schools. We asked for nominations and a short explanation of what makes the educator so outstanding, and over 20,000 of you responded—sharing personal stories about the creative, caring, and dedicated professionals who made a big difference for you during a trying year.

You told us about educators who stepped up to cover your class, who mentored and supported you, shared veteran insights and tricks of the trade, and passionately brought their subject matter to life for students every single day, all across the country.

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