"I Wish My Teacher Knew..." : Note From Children To Their Teacher Was Eye-Opening

Kyle Schwartz, a teacher of third grade of Doull Elementary School in Denver asked her students to  write a note starting with "I Wish my Teacher Knew..." as their next assignment. The response she got was eye-opening. Kyle started sharing the notes on her twitter account and since then she is getting a great response. The notes have gone viral. They are so heartbreaking and honest. Have a look :

#iwishmyteacherknew sometimes my reading log isn't signed because my mom is not around a lot #edchat pic.twitter.com/mUsm4zRdKc
— Kyle Schwartz (@kylemschwartz) April 6, 2015

#iwishmyteacherknew how much I miss my dad since he got deported #edchat #ImmigrationReform pic.twitter.com/yUK0FCwwiO
— Kyle Schwartz (@kylemschwartz) April 6, 2015

#iwishmyteacherknew I don't have a friend to play with me. Honest answers from kids #edchat pic.twitter.com/5H0EPgRzPQ

— Kyle Schwartz (@kylemschwartz) April 6, 2015

Had my students write "I wish my teacher knew___" It's a reality check. #edchat #fellowschat pic.twitter.com/8vFUZqQnu0
— Kyle Schwartz (@kylemschwartz) March 28, 2015

Kyle Thought there was something she didn't know about her students and this was the best way to know them better. Since her idea has gone viral she insists every teacher to implement it in their classrooms, and by the way the girl who wrote she doesn't have anyone to play with now has many friends and can be seen running and laughing with joy at recess. Share this story with your teacher and help them know students better.