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to a teacher who has touched your life either personally or professionally. Mentors can be considered teachers too!

many teachers volunteer themselves to run or participate in various activities, clubs, and organizations throughout the year. Send Teacher Appreciation eCards to these teachers to let them know their hard work has not gone unnoticed.

to teachers to show that your school administration recognizes their accomplishments and appreciates their hard work during the school year.

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Don't forget to send Teacher Appreciation Week eCards by 5/7/2012.

The History of Teacher Appreciation Week

National Teacher Day is celebrated on the first Tuesday of the first full week in May. Its origins date back to 1944 when Arkansas schoolteacher Mattye Whyte Woodridge brought her desire for a national day of recognition of teachers to political and educational leaders. Finally, in 1953, she wrote a letter to Eleanor Roosevelt, who promptly persuaded Congress to declare a National Teacher Day.

Until 1985, the National Education Association celebrated the holiday in March, but the National PTA declared the first full week in May Teacher Appreciation Week, with National Teacher Day on that Tuesday.

Teacher Appreciation Week is a time to recognize the accomplishments of all teachers for their hard work and dedication to their jobs.

There are over 6.2 million teachers in the United States.

71% of them are female (facts taken from the U.S. Censor Bureau)

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The History of Teacher Appreciation Week

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