Best Motivational Speaker For TEACHERS | Professional Development | Jeremy Anderson

[@happy_teacher48happy_teach10]

As an inspiring educator...i apologize to you. You needed somebody to believe in you. Somebody to trust. Somebody to guide. Somebody to walk beside you. And I do not know you or your journey, but YOU are doing it! Im proud of you.

[@1jeremyanderson]

happy_teacher48 happy_teacher48 Thank you so much for your kind words!!!

[@happy_teacher48happy_teach10]

I want to share your video (Your powerful message and voice) during our Monday Zoom falculty meeting!

[@1jeremyanderson]

happy_teacher48 happy_teacher48 awesome!!! Feel free to share with any and everyone. Thanks!!

[@chuawenda1954]

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[@MoanaMafua]

Some people don't understand how hard it is being a teacher 🥺 It's a very emotional job. You deal with different students from different backgrounds. Some days you leave school with a smile and some days with tears in your eyes 😢 But the best part is seeing your students make something out of themselves and deep down in your heart you say to yourself "you did it" ❤️

[@1jeremyanderson]

You are so appreciated!! Thank you for all that you do for your students!

[@jamieball7099]

So incredible the power of the spoken word. I am so glad that someone decided to look beyond. To look deeper at your potential and your heart. I teach gifted students from all backgrounds and appearances. If I have learned anything it is this- EVERY child has potential and abilities that can be nurtured and EVERY child has potential and abilities that can be squashed. I walk into teaching every day understanding that power and responsibility. Keep telling your story Jeremy. There are people who need to hear it!

[@christyteague3444]

I'm in tears from YOUR words! Thank you, Jeremy, for sharing your story and letting the world know that teachers/educators change lives. I too was changed and saved by one teacher. Although my story isn't your story, there are commonalities that cannot be ignored. A teacher took the time to make us feel worthy, special, heard, and just maybe they were right. I'm subscribing to hear more! Love what you are doing! I'm also adding this video to my virtual teacher's lounge. It's been rough going back to school virtually. It's hard enough keeping kids engaged while they are physically in the classroom. This new normal is tough on everyone - kids, parents, and teachers. Can't wait to share this with them because they need a little love and encouragement right about now. Thank you!

[@1jeremyanderson]

Christy Teague Thank you! I received encouragement just from reading your post! I produce these videos and always hope that they add value to someone’s life!

[@christyteague3444]

@@1jeremyanderson So many of our young black boys need to see you! Having a role model of the same race/gender is incredibly powerful and something they do not see a lot, unfortunately. It is also different seeing a successful black man in the real world versus a black educator. Two completely different worlds. They live in your world - the real world - not the school world. Our city is crumbling around us right now with the protesting, rioting, coronavirus, virtual school, etc. Louisville, KY. We are in the heart of incredible pain and unrest from the deaths of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. Breonna's death happened right here in Louisville. Not sure if you are aware of this tragedy. I wish you could come to Louisville to speak to our students and our teachers!

[@jobotma6535]

Hi there. I'm an educator in Durban, South Africa, and I teach Life Orientation to High School Girls from grade 8 to grade 12. During our lockdown our school was able to keep teaching our students through google classroom and zoom and I know how privileged we were to be able to do that. With so many other poorer schools who don't even have electricity and any kind of proper infrastructure for the teachers to teach their students. Most of their classes are 40 to 80 children in one class. I was really able to bring up important life issues in my lessons on zoom to show my girls that they must never take their education for granted. They must never come with an attitude of being entitled just because of their financial standing. This lockdown has been awful, but it's also been incredible, as I can see how my girls are really taking notice of what is going on in our country. They are finally aware of how fortunate they are in comparison to so many other students. And I have made a point of posting one of your motivational clips every day for each of my grades on google classroom and on our teachers' WhatsApp group and I want to say thank you for being real, for speaking the truth, for using your words to build, cos words have power and your words are very powerful.

[@1jeremyanderson]

Jo Botma WOW!!! That’s so amazing....thank you for sharing that. I’ve got over 200 videos on KZbin so hopefully that will hold them over until I can come and visit. God bless your all....and thank you for what you do for the youth of SA.

[@neetgleam]

Hi...I m from India ..I just to say that you are doing greatest job..you are a great teacher..and you are contributing to make great society..thanks for your teaching ...all the best..

[@soniacastillo853]

A strong person like you that can share your story is very "AWESOME".

[@tammietate8710]

Loved it!!! Great speaker. It's all true , I believe there are those who went into teaching because they love kids and truly wanted to change lives...Then there are those who chose this career for the benefits. Love the children and treat them as if they were your own.

[@chriscintron8283]

I had a rough day and I needed this. I am ready to love on my students tomorrow. They deserve it.

[@1jeremyanderson]

You got this!

[@arjae2608]

Please keep sharing your story. Great inspirational speaker. Thank You💙

[@deborahb6294]

Wow- as a retired teacher - this warms my heart- especially now that so much is against us teachers-

[@1jeremyanderson]

Thank you for all that you do 🙏🏽

[@mahamadougadoabdoulaye51]

Thanks you for sharing Anderson,i like english so much and being a good speaker in english .thanks so much

[@yaslinpupo-morera4433]

Thank you Jeremy!

[@breanna4930]

Needed to hear this as an educator we never know what type of impact we have on someone but this right is why we do what we do thank you again for this video , 👏🏼👏🏼💛💛

[@wendyb3573]

That was a much needed message today...thank you

[@odessaaytch5581]

You blessed my soul! Jeremey you are absolutely right life and death is in the power of the tongue! Some teachers are on assignment and you motivates me to continue to love on the students, speaks words of affirmation to them, and reminded me to not lose my passion for teaching

[@mubashirulhaq1893]

This was needed ❤

[@spydoorman921]

Absolutely blowed my mind,as a teacher 👨‍🏫 this gives me comfort and opportunity for my understanding and understanding of my self esteem issues and how much I will have for the first year and my first time at 😢😢😢 I will be right back to you in thanak😊

[@JParkerAdair]

Eighth grade teacher here. I needed this today. I needed the reminder. Thank you.

[@1jeremyanderson]

Thank you for all that you do.

[@jesusricovargas]

Totalmente cierto. Gracias por traer a mi memoria uno de los más importantes aspectos de mi vida: El poder de la enseñanza y de la vida del que enseña con pasión y visión.

[@1jeremyanderson]

💪🏽💪🏽 Absolutely

[@laurawatkins8582]

Where are the closed captions

[@Moonawrathic]

I understand you appreciate teachers for what they’ve done. I wish this mentality that teachers will be paid so little would end. Please stop spreading that expectation.

[@heyyjuudeee]

“This book I read” 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 iykyk

[@L1xdaclown_studios]

it's kids need teachers kids need the teachers that sill help students thrive not die.

[@jobotma6535]

One more thing - How can I get you to come to Durban, South Africa to talk to our staff who are incredible people who deserve to hear your message?

[@1jeremyanderson]

Jo Botma I would love to have the opportunity to come back to South Africa. I’ve been to Joburg & Cape Town several times. Here’s my website... www.jeremyanderson.org

[@drnitesh1996]

We need someone to teach humans not a school where they hire someone with the required degree.

[@Lemonade_505]

yesss

[@asdfgqwert3136]

Best

[@TocaBoyHatesNovelas_123]

It’s 2023

[@marcibelton7674]

You cam to my shool Danville high school

[@keithsy75]

Actually, I like gifted happy, the kids who want to learn in a small setting. I like my private schools with the wealth, affluence, comfort and privilege.

[@themanfromtheeast2048]

i will be like you one day.

[@1jeremyanderson]

Little Man I hope that you will be better than me!!!

[@1jeremyanderson]

I hope that you'll be better than me!!!

[@Fitnessistheway87]

@@1jeremyanderson such a humble response. You truly are amazing brother!

[@dalmygaming2646]

my teacher and doctor somtimes is youtube and google

[@thinktank4768]

Hi Jeremy, I am a substitute teacher, and I have experienced a lot of badly behaved students from kindergarten to college. I’m curious if you are a teacher? If not, what is your profession? Did you graduate from high school? Did you attend college?

[@1jeremyanderson]

Thank you for serving the youth. I am not a formal school teacher. I am a motivational speaker and CEO. I train others to become motivational speakers as well. I relate to many of those students because I was them. I faced many academic and behavioral challenges throughout elementary- high school. I was able to overcome my personal adversity and I did attend college. I obtained my bachelors and masters degrees.

[@thinktank4768]

@@1jeremyanderson That’s great. 👍🏾

[@keithsy75]

I taught and I hated it. I regret it. I was tricked into it.

[@jobotma6535]

I guess it was not your calling. You either love teaching or hate, there's no in between. Im sorry that you hated it so much znd i hope you have found a job that is right for you

[@jimjones5419]

Destroying money may be a crime. ... The general thinking seems to be “it's MY money, so I should be allowed to write on it, tear it up or burn it as a protest against the banking system if I want to.” But in fact, it's technically illegal to deface U.S. currency to the point at which it's rendered unusable Lock this idiot up!

[@IsidroMoran-d7t]

cConcrtule hon for You thanks for practis inglish teacher gad bessiu You

[@riotcaliquo9133]

nah nigga nae nae

[@keithsy75]

You want baby sitters. That is what a teacher is.

[@ineeddat2]

No wonder you didn’t make it as a teacher.

[@keithsy75]

@@ineeddat2 I am a damn good one, respected in very small, exclusive circles. I take no mess, suffer no fools. My students learn-THOSE WHO WANT TO.

[@jobotma6535]

I've been a teacher for 17 years and I became an HOD of English in my present school at the age of 26 which is pretty young to be in a management position but im not anybody's baby sitter. I love what I do and I'm respected too but don't ever say that being a teacher is like being a baby sitter. You are disrespecting the profession and all the incredible teachers out there who sacrifice so much because of their calling to teach

[@keithsy75]

@@jobotma6535 try many of the NYC public schools and the likes of them, in suburbs and rural. Private affluent schools are my speed.

[@jobotma6535]

@@keithsy75 i live in South Africa so dont you even begin to talk about rural schools. You don't have any idea what it is like to be a teacher in a country with so much poverty. So dont go comparing NYC schools to rural South African schools. You'll fail everytime

[@lisabutler2796]

Thank you! That is what I needed to hear today.