article_snippet.sent: A third-grade teacher in Denver, Colorado has sparked a sensation on Twitter, after asking A third-grade teacher in Denver students to open up about her students personal struggles.
article_snippet.sent: The first note that Schwartz shared on twitter was from a student who said they didn't have pencils at home to do they homework.
article_snippet.sent: I care deeply about each and every one of my students
article_snippet.sent: my teacher found the above note from a student who didn't have pencils at home to do homework especially heartbreaking .
article_snippet.sent: I wish my teacher knew I don't have [a] friend to [play] with me,' another note read.
article_snippet.sent: In the end, all teachers want to support all teachers students, and #iwishmyteacherknew is a simple and powerful way to do that.'
article_snippet.sent: Dawn King, a fourth grade teacher, shared this letter from a student who was worried about a sick parent .
article_snippet.sent: Another student in King's class wrote about a fear of having depression.
article_snippet.sent: Another student in King's class was open enough to share those fears with a parent .
article_snippet.sent: Mary Lou Shuster in South Portland, Maine, shared this note about a student who is being bullied .