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Giving A Gift To.. My Teacher?

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That's kind of an extreme case not involving a palpable gift being exchanged (depending on your definition).

I thought it was funny that the middle-schooler blackmailed the teacher. I wonder what happened to the money.

Roy, I think your idea about the end of the school year is the best.
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It all depends on the situation really. I am a teacher and kids bring in gifts all the time. Especially at the holidays or end of the year. Granted, I teach younger children, but it isn't that uncommon. If you are worried in the slightest, hold your gift until the end of the year. Write him/her a nice note explaining why you chose this gift for them. It would be very much appreciated!
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Whatever you decide, RoyCoinBoy, please keep your parents in the loop.
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Whatever you decide, RoyCoinBoy, please keep your parents in the loop.


This is great advice as we all know that your intentions are kind and noble. I was a computer science professor for nearly 40 years and in the early years enjoyed so much interaction with my students. We played baseball together and went on recreational trips together. I still hear from former students who enjoyed that personal time so much. It's a different world now and this makes me so sad. You shouldn't give your teacher a gift with some value because of the legal issues. Sorry...
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I think you could just give him the coin, it really should not be a big deal at all.
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