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Los Maestros son muy buenos, soy Mexicano, y estoy aprendiendo hablar inglés, y las costumbres en Canadá.

Gracias al profesor Todos que es el Director de mi escuela, ya que es muy amable, respetuoso y muy humano.

Felicidades.

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I can't believe that these teachers can put up with all the yelling, and swears that the kids say now. I just wanted to say to all teachers is that all the knowledge that you put in our heads, isn't going to be on your paycheck.

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I would love to say a big thank you to all of the teachers at Branton School! I have had such a wonderful time there with all of the truly amazing teachers. There are a few I would like to name that really stood out to me. Mme Richey: as a late French immersion student that was very interested in learning the language, Mme. Richey helped and taught me so much and I am so glad she was able to teach me. Mme. Crépin: the only teacher how ever actually made me love math! M. Bishop: his French Survivor program and positive attitude to learning helped me so much at practising and improving my French speaking! M. Abbott: a very kind and funny science teacher who spent a lot of time organizing an outstanding trip to Québec for us! Ms. Hahn: an ELA teacher who is so kind and caring and who has taught me so much! And to all of the other teachers I haven’t named and even all of the ones I didn’t have, you are all truly amazing!

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My professors that I had In Business Admin best people out there told me all the hands on learning i need which will help be get a Job really fast in the Industry with the tips they have given and also hands of to the Academic Chair who also give good tips how to suceeed

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This one teacher has helped me in so many ways… she is seriously the best literally the sweetest person ever! She always lets me vent my heart out to her, shes seen my at my worst times and shes saved my life many times (she doesn’t know that tho hehe). Teachers need to be appreciated more seriously! I could write a whole essay on her.

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At my junior high, Woodman, Ms.Reeves was one of the best, if not best teacher I've ever had. She truly cares about her job and her students, you could clearly see the passion she has for her work. She always challenged us students to be the best version of ourselves. Whenever I had an issue or something to talk about, I could always rely on her. I am forever grateful to have met someone who truly cares.

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I had a wonderful university professor who wanted us to think about the world outside of our majors. How were your studies related to Sociology, History and Science? Were you having conversations with students in other areas to learn new perspectives? What did your studies evolve from, and where would they go in the future? And she encouraged us to make those connections in our papers, presentations, and our lives. That was quite some time ago, but in our interconnected world, that skillset is an asset.

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I had a colleague teach me that the journey to Truth and Reconciliation does not end. You don't get to a magical place where there's a stop sign and all of your work is done. Rather, it's a journey you go on together (perhaps on your own paths), but it's an ongoing effort. And that's such a big teaching moment you can carry into all aspects of your life. Journeys never really end, they just continue in new ways.

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A senior high school teacher taught me that tests and exams were an exciting opportunity to show off what I knew. I had never thought of it that way, and I've applied that mindset ever since.

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Sharing Expertise Makes All the Difference

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Sharing Expertise Makes All the Difference

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Chief Superintendent Jo Pitman on the impact we have on each other, and the colleague who helped to develop her skills in small group instruction.

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Ms. Charlotte Wojtula taught us French. She believed that if we immersed ourselves in the culture, we would learn the language. We watched French films, went to French restaurants to experience new foods, and we even played trivia and music games in French. I learned to love French culture and more easily learn the language. Years later, I was living in Europe, and every time I travelled to France, I fondly thought of Ms. Wojtula.

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Miss Hawryliw - a grade one teacher who influenced me from that first day until today. She was an inspiration - sharing and caring with her students. She had a way of 'hearing' what you needed and even after grade 1 and elementary was always there with a smile and a hug to say Hello. One of the true greats.

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My grade 1 teacher gave everyone a book with a personalized note when we finished the school year. I still have that book to this day and now read it to my children 📖

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Whatever you want in life, you can do it!

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Whatever you want in life, you can do it!

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I just love watching videos of celebrities being surprised by their favourite teachers. Here's Quinta Brunson, creator of Abbott Elementary, talking about the teacher she named her show after.

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Jimmy Kimmel Surprises Quinta Brunson with 6th Grade Teacher She Named Abbott Elementary After

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I was working on an Indigenization Report with a colleague, who was an Indigenization Strategy Specialist, and I learned so much from him. One of the highlights was to physically go to people when trying to tell them about an idea you have. Learn about their history, understand their needs, and drive to their community. Meet people where they are at, and it will make all the difference.

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Arinder Brar, a physed teacher at Dr. Gordon Higgins School, grew up in the NE and as a teacher, has only worked in the NE. His passion for the NE, and his belief that students in the NE can truly be successful, is infectious. He continues everyday to push the positive message that students can achieve anything. That message matters!!!! His push for a full size basketball court in Rundle, managed by the school, with partnerships from the City of Calgary, the Province of Alberta, the community, and the School council has now reached fruition. Thank you Andy for believing in those that make NE Calgary a beautiful place to be.

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Ms. Billeck, Mr. Jensen, Mr. Rachid and Ms. Bethany strive to 'slow down' our new student intake process at SJAM ensuring we have a strong understanding of our new arrivals. Family members and students are welcomed into our nurturing learning environment where student well-being is prioritized by the entire staff.

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I was observing the student feedback routines established by a colleague - because of this, I learned of simple ways I could provide feedback in real time. This meant that I saw a direct improvement in my students' writing and connection to the outcomes.

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My kid has specialized learning needs and we weren't sure how they would adjust to a CBE classroom. Mrs. Anderson gave them a great tour of their classroom and the school, and used her skills to relate to my kid. It put them at ease and fostered a sense of connection to this new teacher and learning space.

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Do you remember the name of your first grade teacher?

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No, I can't remember what I had for lunch yesterday.

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Mr. Farkas, at Henry Wise Wood, used to tell us we needed to raise ourselves up to the standards of the senior band members. He believed in us and fostered our growth. We knew we could accomplish anything if we worked together.

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Mrs Henry was so passionate about history. She taught history as though she was an actress on the stage. It was experiential learning, and it taught us to see history in a new light and to question what we thought we knew. And once you learn that, the way you think is forever changed.

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Mr. Burns, at Henry Wise Wood, introduced a love of poetry and bringing it to life in everything you did. He broke down the symbolism and history of the words, and made us see that there is poetry in all of life's little moments.