Teachers of Reddit: What teaching resources have made an impact for you? (Giveaway)


Hello r/teaching, from Scribd! It’s nice to meet you. If you aren’t familiar with us, allow me to introduce you.

[Scribd](https://www.scribd.com/try/educators) is a knowledge platform with over 350M pieces of content uploaded by a community of real people, helping you find information, build understanding, and finish what you came for. Educators can find and upload content on every topic and niche, from academic papers, lesson plans, study guides, and more.

With the permission of the moderators, we are hosting a giveaway to thank this amazing community during this back to school season.

Much of the hard work and problem-solving happen behind the scenes for teachers. We know that a lot of time can go into finding the right resources to make a lesson plan that delivers exactly what the subject needs. This work often goes uncelebrated, and we wanted to take a moment to show our appreciation.

**We’d love to hear from you: what is something you had to figure out on your own and what resources were helpful?** Was there a book that changed how you approach a subject, a document that you return to each semester, or a framework that made a subject really click for your students? Big or small, we are genuinely curious about what resources serve educators the most.

Giveaway details:

1. Share in the comments below something you had to figure out and what resources helped in your teaching. It doesn’t have to be from Scribd, but if it is, we’d love to hear about it. 2. We will choose 3 winners randomly from the comments below on September 21, 2026 at 10 AM PST.  3. Each winner will receive a free one year premium subscription to Scribd and a $300 gift card to Amazon.

Thank you to everyone in this community for all of your hard work and dedication.

\-Scribd Community Manager

[Giveaway rules ](https://support.scribd.com/hc/en-us/articles/53221409757076-Scribd-Inc-Back-to-School-Sweepstakes-Official-Rules)