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writes:What can I do to show/tell my teacher how much she helped me?Basically, I was disapointed with my last set of Chemistry results. (one mark off an A)In March we had the next set of exams. I asked my teacher to help with revision. So she sat with me for hours after school every day. Then yesterday I found out I gotten full marks. (50/50)So I just want to do something how much this teacher means to me. She makes the lessons amazing and I really like her, I almost see her as a mother. (She has helped me with some other issues) I just need a way of telling her what she has done for me. Thanks for any help! Xx
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reader, teencrushoffender +, writes (5 June 2011):
 Oh WOW! I have been in exactly the same situation but I have a crush on my teacher who helped me on the road to success, he is such a beaut. I got a B in unit C1b then through revision sessions with him for a week or so every day after school I managed top marks (50/50) yet again :D
I thank him every day and let him know that I am grateful for the opportunity and the time that he put in with me. A regular smile and amusing conversation between us is what I feel is good enough thanks for now and he knows he did the right thing for me and his reward is seeing a pupil flourish. Getting the best grades out of people who want to do well is surely all a teacher can ask for. Oh I wish we could have more time together but enough about my crush on a chemistry teacher who I will sadly leave behind in a few weeks when I move on to sixth form...
Congratulations on your grade and good luck for the future!
Good Luck in Love x
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reader, anonymous, writes (2 May 2011): This is verified as being by the original poster of the questionThank-you both for your. Help, I am going to go with your suggestion and say thank-you to her after class on Wednesday, and then at the end of the year giving her a card and a small present to say thank-you. x
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reader, anonymous, writes (28 April 2011): Write her a sincere thank-you letter or card. You can also give her a nice, simple gift that she can keep. You doing well on your test is her biggest reward, since her time helping you was worth it and she wants you to do well.
You can also keep in touch with her as a friend after you've moved to the next grade or school. A good teacher can be your friend and mentor for life. :)
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reader, C. Grant  +, writes (28 April 2011):
 Probably the most appropriate thing would be to give her a nice card. That's something she can treasure forever -- teachers seldom get that kind of recognition. She'll be very pleased to be thanked. Good for you!
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