r/Teachers
Founded December 2008 · Public — anyone can post
Dedicated to open discussion about all things teaching. Please read the rules before posting. Mail sent directly to mods instead of modmail will be ignored. NON-TEACHERS: Please be aware this is a sub for teachers not a place for you to ask teachers questions. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ Brand new & low karma accounts: please be aware your post may not show up and will need to be screened and manually approved.
Members
2,437,311
2.4M
Online now
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not captured in the last snapshot
Posts per day
40.9
from the last 100 posts, spanning 2.4 days
Comments per post
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no sample yet
Growth · 7d
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not enough history yet
Growth · 30d
+2.2%
+52K members · ≈37d
Promo tolerance
high
read the sidebar rules first
Last post
Oct 19
sampled Oct 19
Distinct posters
98%
of the last 100 posts
Tracking since Sep 12 · growth spans are the real distance between snapshots, not rounded windows. Posts/day is measured from the community’s own newest posts on Reddit, not from what Prowlo happens to crawl.
Member growth
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r/Teachers — frequently asked
How many members does r/Teachers have?
r/Teachers has 2,437,311 members as of our most recent crawl on Oct 19. Prowlo re-checks tracked communities on a rolling schedule, so this figure moves rather than sitting frozen at whatever it was when a scraper last ran.
Is r/Teachers growing?
Over the last ≈37 days r/Teachers changed by +2.2% — a gain of 52K members. We compare against the nearest snapshot we actually hold and state the real span rather than rounding it to a clean "30 days".
How active is r/Teachers?
Around 40.9 posts per day, measured from the newest 100 posts on Reddit, which span 2.4 days. Posting rate matters more than subscriber count when you're deciding where to spend your time — it determines how long your comment stays visible.
When was r/Teachers created?
r/Teachers was founded in December 2008 and is a public — anyone can post community. Age matters: an older community with steady growth has survived Reddit's moderation churn; a young one with a spike may not.
Who posts in r/Teachers?
Of the last 100 posts we sampled, 98% came from distinct accounts; the newest was published Oct 19. A low share means a feed dominated by a handful of accounts (bots, mods, or one prolific poster) rather than a community.
Can I promote my product in r/Teachers?
Our read on r/Teachers is high promo tolerance. It has a promo-friendly culture or a dedicated thread, but that still means being useful first. Always read the sidebar rules before you post; moderator enforcement is the thing that actually decides.
How do I monitor r/Teachers for mentions?
Hit Watch on this page. Prowlo starts crawling r/Teachers into your Dataset — every new post indexed and embedded, searchable semantically, queryable by your AI agent over MCP, and able to trigger keyword alerts in Slack. Prowlo is read-only; it never posts on your behalf.
Can my AI agent read r/Teachers's stats?
Yes. Everything on this page is one MCP tool call away: catalog_get_subreddit returns r/Teachers's members, growth, promo tolerance and similar communities as typed JSON — free, no credits. Connect your agent to api.prowlo.com/mcp and it can vet the community and start watching it in the same conversation.
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