Providing positive feedback to teachers is essential to help them improve their teaching skills and boost their morale. Here are some examples of positive feedback for teachers from various sources:

From Education Advanced, Inc. :

• You have established a positive classroom atmosphere.
• Your use of multimedia resources has enhanced student engagement.
• Your lesson plans are well-organized and easy to follow.

From Mama Manages:

• Great teachers respond to the whole child at all times. I noticed that you let one of your first graders who wasn’t feeling well take a nap in the back of the classroom, and I’m proud of you for recognizing that need.
• Your enthusiasm for teaching is contagious, and it’s clear that your students are excited to learn.

From Helpful Professor:

• Teachers require so many positive qualities like care, compassion, patience, and commitment.
• You have a great sense of humor that makes your students feel comfortable and engaged in the classroom.

From Eat, Sleep, Wander:

• Classes with (teachers name) have been so worthwhile! (Teachers name) has an amazing way of breaking things down so that they are understandable, and always keeping it light and fun.
• (Teachers name) is an excellent teacher! She/He provides both a great mix of listening, speaking and practical learning activities and a very safe, supportive learning environment.

Its important to note that positive feedback should always be specific to the teacher and their efforts. Generic feedback like "good job" or "youre doing great" may not be as effective as feedback that recognizes something specific and special about their efforts.