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Learners Poems - Poems about Learners


Dear Learners
At school, I'm like your second mom, A nanny when you need a hand. From Monday morning until Friday I'll always defend your safety. In a classroom filled with many of your peers, Each with unique personalities and ways to steer, I teach all of you throughout the day, Helping you to learn, study, and play. But it seems my teaching is not...

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Categories: learners, children, education, encouraging, love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Perplexed
How do you seek what you cannot see? How do you walk down paths you have never trod before? How do you embrace truths foreign to your culture? How do you show compassion when you feel the need of it yourself? How do you sing when you hear the echoes of others’ judgments? How do you fully forgive those who...

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Categories: learners, blessing, imagination, introspection,
Form: Other



To My Learners
T - eaching you will always be O - ne of the best experiences for me M - emories I'll always keep Y - ou're like my children I love so deep L - essons, I wish you keep in hearts E - very sermon, every spank that hurts A - pain for me too if you but know R - emember...

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Categories: learners, appreciation, children, mentor, student,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Slow Learners
Why do some of us Live longer than others Why do we outlive Our younger sisters and brothers Did they die younger As they had wiser brains And us old codgers Needed to remain This puzzles me And causes me concern Maybe we live longer As we still have much to learn...

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Categories: learners, 10th grade,
Form: Rhyme
A Good Teacher Is Nectar To Learners
a good teacher is nectar to learners they sip honey from his brain in freedom and construct knowledge, skills and values a good teacher is nectar to learners the slow ones find good time to explore and select petals to obtain mode for self-reliance a good teacher is nectar to learners fast learners peck hidden stigmas of creativity and build special talents...

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Categories: learners, metaphor, teacher,
Form: Free verse




Book: Reflection on the Important Things