What does Brainly Educator of the Year mean to you?
TLDRMs. Getzin, a dedicated educator, expresses deep gratitude for being named Brainly Educator of the Year, an honor chosen by students, which she cherishes more than any other award. She highlights the thoughtful nomination, noting the effort and revisions that went into it, and how this recognition validates her 35-year career, making the long hours and hard work worthwhile. She appreciates the program for supporting educators and giving them a platform to be acknowledged.
Takeaways
- 📁 Ms. Getzin has a 'for-a-bad-day' folder where she keeps encouraging messages to uplift her spirits.
- 🏆 Winning the Brainly Educator of the Year award is a significant achievement for Ms. Getzin, as it is chosen by students rather than an administration.
- 🙌 She expresses immense gratitude to Brainly and to Charlotte for nominating her, highlighting the importance of this recognition.
- 🎖 This award is more meaningful to Ms. Getzin than any other she has received, because it represents the acknowledgment from her students.
- 📝 Ms. Getzin appreciates the effort and thoughtfulness that went into the nomination, noting the attention to detail in the writing.
- 💖 The nomination itself is what truly touches Ms. Getzin, making her feel that her work is valued and recognized.
- 🌟 She emphasizes that the award is not about the prizes but about the validation of her life's work and the impact she has had on students.
- 😭 Ms. Getzin is deeply moved by the nomination, to the point of being almost brought to tears by the heartfelt recognition.
- 🌈 She thanks Brainly for supporting educators and creating a program that allows educators to be celebrated and appreciated.
- 🗣️ Ms. Getzin values the opportunity to share her feelings with the world and to receive positive affirmation in return.
- 🎉 The recognition from Brainly is described as 'really awesome' by Ms. Getzin, showing her enthusiasm and appreciation for the award.
Q & A
Who is the speaker in the transcript?
-The speaker in the transcript is Ms. Getzin.
What is the significance of the 'for-a-bad-day folder' that Ms. Getzin mentions?
-The 'for-a-bad-day folder' is a collection of positive messages and compliments that Ms. Getzin saves to uplift her spirits when she needs a reboot as a teacher.
How does Ms. Getzin feel about winning the Brainly Educator of the Year award?
-Ms. Getzin is extremely excited and grateful for winning the award. She considers it her most cherished award of her career because it was chosen by students.
What does Ms. Getzin appreciate about the nomination process for the award?
-Ms. Getzin appreciates that the nomination process involved students putting in effort to vote and support her, which makes the award more meaningful to her.
How does Ms. Getzin describe the nomination letter she received?
-Ms. Getzin describes the nomination letter as being well-thought-out and not a quick afterthought. She notes the correct use of a semicolon, indicating that the student put significant effort into writing it.
What does the award mean to Ms. Getzin in terms of her teaching career?
-The award signifies to Ms. Getzin that her work over 35 years has not been in vain and that she is doing what she is supposed to be doing, which brings her great happiness.
How does Ms. Getzin feel about the recognition she receives from the Brainly Educator of the Year award?
-Ms. Getzin feels very touched and happy by the recognition, as it solidifies her belief that she is making a meaningful impact through her teaching.
What does Ms. Getzin value more than the prizes associated with the award?
-Ms. Getzin values the nomination itself more than the prizes, as it speaks volumes about her work and its impact on students.
What is Ms. Getzin's opinion on the importance of sharing educators' stories and recognizing their efforts?
-Ms. Getzin believes it is great to have the ability to share educators' stories and recognize their efforts, as it highlights the importance of their work and provides positive feedback.
How does Ms. Getzin express her gratitude towards Brainly and the nomination process?
-Ms. Getzin expresses her gratitude by thanking Brainly for supporting educators and creating a program that allows people to share their appreciation for educators.
Outlines
🏆 Gratitude for a Cherished Award
Ms. Getzin expresses her profound gratitude for winning an award that she values more than any other due to its origin from her students. She describes her 'for-a-bad-day' folder, a collection of positive messages that uplift her. The nomination by Charlotte, a student, is particularly special to her, as it reflects the effort and thoughtfulness of the students. Ms. Getzin emphasizes that this award is her most cherished due to its authenticity and the heartfelt nomination process, which she finds more meaningful than any prize.
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Keywords
💡Brainly Educator of the Year
💡for-a-bad-day folder
💡teacher reboot
💡nomination
💡students' efforts
💡most cherished award
💡intentional writing
💡100-hour weeks
💡supporting educators
💡sharing feelings
Highlights
Ms. Getzin has a 'for-a-bad-day' folder in her email inbox where she keeps nice messages to uplift her spirits.
Winning the Brainly Educator of the Year award was a thrilling and unbelievable experience for her.
Ms. Getzin expresses immense gratitude to Brainly and Charlotte for nominating her.
This award is more meaningful to her than any other she has won, as it was chosen by students.
She appreciates the effort students put into voting and the significance of their choice.
Ms. Getzin cherishes this award as the most valued recognition in her career.
She acknowledges the thoughtfulness of a student's nomination, noting the effort put into the writing.
The correct use of a semicolon in the nomination indicates the student's care and attention.
Ms. Getzin feels deeply touched by the nomination, which she sees as a testament to her dedication.
She values the nomination more than any prize, as it reflects the impact of her work.
Ms. Getzin finds the nomination to be a confirmation that her 35 years of teaching have not been in vain.
She is moved by the nomination, which she describes as the most generous and unselfish thing.
Ms. Getzin is deeply happy and satisfied with the nomination, which solidifies her purpose as an educator.
She thanks Brainly for supporting educators and creating a program to recognize their efforts.
Ms. Getzin appreciates the opportunity to share her feelings with the world and receive validation.
She finds it rewarding to have her work acknowledged and celebrated by others.
Ms. Getzin's joy in receiving the award is evident, and she is grateful for the recognition.