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What is the good message for teacher?

The best message for a teacher depends on the context (e.g., end of year, holiday, specific achievement). Here are a few options, categorized for clarity:

General Appreciation:

* "Thank you for your dedication and hard work this year. I truly appreciate your passion for teaching."

* "I'm so grateful for your support and guidance. You've made a real difference in my/my child's learning."

* "Thank you for creating such a positive and engaging learning environment."

End of Year:

* "Wishing you a relaxing and well-deserved summer break!"

* "Thank you for a wonderful year of learning. I've learned so much!"

* "I'll miss your class/lessons next year. Thank you for everything."

Holiday-Specific (adapt as needed):

* "Happy Holidays! Wishing you joy and peace during this special time."

* "Season's Greetings! Thank you for all you do."

For a Specific Achievement:

* "Congratulations on [achievement]! You deserve all the recognition." (e.g., award, successful project)

* "I was so impressed by [specific example of their teaching]. It really helped me/my child."

For a younger student (or parent writing on behalf of child):

* "Thank you for being such a nice teacher!"

* "You're the best teacher ever!" (simple, but sincere)

Remember to personalize your message to make it more meaningful. Adding a specific detail about something you appreciate will make it even more impactful.

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