Teachers write letters of gratitude to students who inspire them
Teachers at Roseville Middle School in Detroit wanted to remind their students about the power of words by surprising some of them with handwritten notes of gratitude for their inspiring work. NBC’s Kate Snow reports in this week’s Sunday Spotlight.
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