This morning I posted about Neil Armstrong and the letter he wrote to one of his teachers when she retired, thanking her for what she had done for him. She was his math teacher in elementary school.
A reader asked if she could turn what I had written into a poster, and I said “of course.”
Hours later, I received this link. Look at it: It is beautiful!
I am touched and grateful.
Diane Ravitch's blog 
That’s beautiful tank you for sharing
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Absolutely beautiful!
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Splendid tribute to an abused profession–teachers overworked, underpaid, and constantly abused and disrespected by the corporate privateers who would never send their own kids to public school.
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awesome
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This is extraordinarily moving.
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Super! A beautiful poster for all teachers…Thanks to you, the talented reader who designed it. ..and to the fantastic Neil Armstrong .
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That is beautiful–what an inspiration for starting out the school year.
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Beautiful! I want one!
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This is a beautiful poster.
Unfortunately, many of the certified, Master’s degree holding teachers who have invested thousands of dollars mastering their skills and increasing their knowledge by continuing their education in accredited institutions of higher education will never reach retirement because they have been replaced by the five week trained TFA teachers.
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Outstanding. I would make room for this poster.
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It’s beaudtiful and inspiring and should be hung in every school. I was shaken and dismayed to come across so many high school students and even some “teachers” who said it never happened.
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I would love to be able to buy these for our public school teachers!
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Oops. I see now that it is downloadable. Beautiful. Thank you.
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I had the same idea! https://www.facebook.com/132987906743926/posts/437485979627449 LIke and share if you like it and want to share.
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Well not the same idea, but similar thought of turning story into photo post.
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Diane, would you mind if I share the poster with your quote on it with my students and colleagues? (I teach in a college of education!) Thank you for your consideration!
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Ok with me!
You might ask the reader who created it.
Look at comments on post for her name
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Great! Thanks… I’ll do just that…
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