The top 10 splits into two distinct neighborhoods: education organizations and edtech brands on one side, and individual educator-authors on the other — and We Are Teachers bridges both.

Teacher2Teacher leads at 0.93, followed immediately by Dave Burgess at 0.92 and George Couros at 0.92 — the two peaks the shape flag identifies. Burgess (subcategory: Authors) and Couros (subcategory: Academics) represent a cluster of named educator-influencers whose audiences overlap strongly with We Are Teachers. The second cluster is institutional: Google for Education at 0.90, TeacherGoals at 0.90, Discovery Education at 0.90, ASCD at 0.88, and three education brands — Quizizz at 0.87, ClassDojo at 0.87, and Remind at 0.87. Six of the ten neighbors carry an Education subcategory; the remaining four are Authors, Academics, Tools and Resources, and Motivational — all oriented toward classroom practitioners. The scores compress tightly from 0.93 down to 0.87, with no sharp drop-off between the two peaks, which is what makes the bridge pattern legible: the same audience follows both the individual thought-leader and the institutional platform.

This audience is defined almost entirely by professional educator identity, drawn equally to the people who write about teaching and the tools built for classrooms.