A Thank You Letter from a Student

I’ve taken my role as an educator seriously whether working closing with children in public school settings, graduate level students, or with my own daughter.

 

It makes my heart glad realizing students not only accomplish and master targeted curricular goals and objectives, but when students take time reaching out to teachers/professors thanking them for marked services, it makes me realize my work has value, and my students are achieving expected standards.

 

Below, I’m sharing a letter received from one of my graduate level students who’s aspiring to become a public school administrator. This student was enrolled in “The Classroom Teacher as a Researcher” course I taught during summer 2014.

 

This notice came by way of an email, but I certainly had not expected it. It was indeed a lovely surprise.

 

Dr. Vasquez,

 I just wanted to give you an update on my research. I was able to use most of the paper I submitted to you. However, I updated it to fit my research tutee and made the changes you suggested. I am so happy to let you know that my first three chapters have been submitted and accepted without any recommendations for changes.
 
I want to thank you for your supervision and guidance to reach this point!
 
Blessings,
(student name was here)