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  Teachers are one of those one of foundation in our future. They provide a good foundation for our country by teaching kids those essential things and growing them up to be a good person. They put quite an effort to make our bright future. They are the reason why we have a good future, and they make our world a better place. We should be thankful everything they do. 

Teachers work harder day by day. They teach kids new things and help them understand the world around them. They teach children to be kind and help each other when they need someone too talk to. Teachers do all they,  like teaching them a science, math, and etc. A teacher is a guide who gives the path for the children to achieve the best version of themselves. They care a lot about their students and want them to succeed. They would want children to learn and develop and become a good people who can make a better society. 

We should be thankful to teachers. They do a lot for us, and they keep our country better. We have to show them how thankful we are and support them since they deserve it all. After all, they deserve our           respect and thanks for all the things they do. 

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