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Powepoint Presentation about the story My Teacher my hero. Complete with guide questions and answers making sure that students actively participate in the class. This is also a compilation pictures to be used as an assessment later on. This PowerPoint is made with different resources for a wider audience and teachers may use it as a learning tool for students.
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- 4. Say Bingoooo! Bring out your IEEC Book and turn it on page 85. 4 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX
- 5. 5 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX Hero Help Laugh Confident Techniques Mathematics Recite
- 6. Introduction At Contoso, we empower organizations to foster collaborative thinking to further drive workplace innovation. By closing the loop and leveraging agile frameworks, we help business grow organically and foster a consumer-first mindset. 6
- 7. 1. What is the video all about? 7 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX 2. Who are your favorite teachers here in school?
- 8. 3. Can you share the reasons why he or she is your favorite teacher? 8 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX
- 9. My Teacher, My Hero Dialogue Reading
- 10. 1. Who are the characters in the story? 10 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX 2. Why does Madji find mathematics challenging?
- 11. 3. Who helped Madji overcome this challenge? 11 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX 4. How did Mrs. Amara helped Madji?
- 12. 5. Did Madji improve? 12 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX
- 13. Let’s Dig Deeper 13 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX 1. If you were Mrs. Amara, would you do the same to your student? Why or why not? 2. How will you show respect to your classmates who are having a hard time with recitation and other activities?
- 15. True or False 15 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX 1. Madji’s classmates applauded him when he got the wrong answer. 2. Mrs. Amara impatiently teaches Madji the techniques in solving the equation. 3. Mrs. Amara laughs because Madji doesn’t know the answer to the equation.
- 16. True or False 16 My Teacher, My Hero 20XX 4. Madji regains his confidence. 5. Kaheesha stayed up all night to memorize the equation.
- 17. Assignment: 1. Make a Happy Teachers’ Day Card and paste it on your notebook. Submission will be on Wednesday.
- 18. 2. Write a personalized message to your favorite teacher. ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________
- 19. Note: Use a small-sized paper that can fit in your notebook. (Example: Sticky notes, 1/4th bond paper or colored paper)
- 20. Thank you - Sir. Andres