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Sometimes, we often forget the kind of impact our teachers had on us as kids. Obviously, most of them were either pretty “meh” or just terrible teachers, but I think we can all agree that no matter who you are, we all had at least one teacher that had a positive impact on our lives.
That was never more apparent than in this letter from a West Mesquite High School student to her Algebra teacher in Mesquite, TX, a suburb just east of Dallas:
The student’s name is 16-year-old Shayla Godbey and her algebra teacher is Jennifer Davis, who has been teaching in the DFW area for four years after spending some time overseas, teaching English in South Korea.
[via Dallas Morning News]
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Brian McGannon
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appreciative*
Give her a break, she was worried about having to retake Algebra 1
Best name ive seen on this site
Why are women so bad at math? Repeat algebra 1, seriously?
Your the man
I’m getting in my car for the three hour drive to Austin and I’m going to tongue punch all of these writers mother’s fart boxes if I see one more Buzzfeed list or motivational “there is still good in the world” bullshit.
Chill, bro.
Doubt it…
You won’t. I triple dog dare you.