Quote Sourcing Policy
How we find and verify our quotes
Transparency is essential to our mission. This page explains how we source, verify, and attribute the quotes on TeacherQuotes.
Our Sources
Classic Literature & Public Domain
Many of our quotes come from historical figures, educators, and philosophers whose works are in the public domain.
User Contributions
Students, parents, and educators submit original quotes and messages celebrating teachers.
Traditional Wisdom
We include proverbs and traditional sayings about education from various cultures.
Verified Sources
When possible, we verify quotes through multiple reliable sources before publishing.
Verification Process
- Cross-reference quotes with original sources when available
- Research author backgrounds and contexts
- Mark unverified attributions appropriately
- Update records when new information emerges
Attribution Policy
- Famous quotes are attributed to their original authors
- Traditional sayings are marked as such
- Anonymous quotes are clearly labeled
- User submissions credit the contributor
Report a Concern
If you believe a quote has been incorrectly attributed or infringes on copyright, please contact us immediately at hello@teacherquotes.com. We take these matters seriously and will investigate promptly.