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When thinking about gifts for teachers, you'll want to give them something thoughtful, heartfelt and useful. At the same time, you don't want the gift to be too personal. It really is meant to be a sentiment and a thank you rather than an actual mind-blowing gift.
It's also worth keeping in mind that some schools have limits on how much teachers can accept in the form of gifts. A quick call through to the school office to subtly check the rules can avoid having your thoughtful but too pricey gift politely declined.
If you're buying a present for your child's teacher, you should be aware that kids and students love to be involved in the choosing process. After all, they're the ones who spend the most time with them. Getting your kids involved also adds a special touch, as they can then make their mark on the Christmas gift.
How to choose the best Christmas gifts for teachers
Teachers play a pivotal part in children's lives. This is not just because they teach them academic subjects, but also because of the role they play in shaping their value systems. If you are a parent or a student, you have a number of options when it comes to buying Christmas gifts for teachers.
When choosing Christmas gifts for your teachers it helps if you put yourselves in their shoes as this gives you some indication of what they might and might not want.
Bear in mind that teachers tend to receive gifts for a lot of different occasions from many different students and so they can end up with quite a few of the same thing. Pay some attention to what you buy so it does not end up going waste. If you're really stuck on what to buy, it's hard to go wrong with consumable items.
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Mia Steiber was the shopping editor for Finder. She previously worked for publications such as Bauer Media, The Daily Telegraph, POPSUGAR Australia, Gizmodo and Lifehacker. She has a journalism degree from the University of Technology Sydney, a travel writing certification from the ACIJ and and a total obsession with skincare and Australian fashion labels.
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