The TEACHERS is our HERO
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Teachers play an important role in students' lives by teaching subjects and moral values, and guiding students every day. October 3rd is Teacher's Day, where students in Mariano C. San Juan Elementary School give gifts to their teachers to thank them. The document discusses the importance of stopping bullying in schools, as bullying can negatively impact children. It also expresses gratitude to teachers for teaching students how to read and write, and for their guidance.
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Teachers Are Heroes Too.Journey of My Life
Journey of My LifeKristine Ann de Jesus
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Brief Summary of my love-my ups & downs, memorable & experiences I've had, my achievements, education and more08 '19 TJ Writes: Why We Must Respect Teachers + 3 Years At Bukit Jalil Sport...
08 '19 TJ Writes: Why We Must Respect Teachers + 3 Years At Bukit Jalil Sport...Jarod Yong
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August edition of the 2019 TJ Writes: Why We Must Respect Teachers + 3 Years At Bukit Jalil Sports School + Bully + To Save Money
English Language Society, SMK Tabuan Jaya
More info: https://www.jarodyong.com/2019/11/tj-writes-monthly-english-bulletin.htmlUDGAM MATTERS JULY 2016
UDGAM MATTERS JULY 2016Udgam School for Children
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Yes, we have done it!
Our school newsletter is a school magazine now.
Udgam Matters has plenty of new features for all to read and enjoy.
We have included parents talk for the benefit of other parents, pages on General Knowledge along with Science and Technology, inspirational story, book review, movie review, personality test and of course articles by our teachers and write-ups and colours by our students and plenty more
We would definitely appreciate it if you take two minutes to send your feedback to newsletter@udgamschool.comTyang
Tyangreffotsirk21
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Ms. Lilian Dela Cruz is being honored on Teacher's Day with a special presentation by her students. She is described as a strict but loving teacher who motivates her students to grow and teaches them important life lessons. Students share how she helped develop their self-esteem, confidence in speaking English, and responsibility. Some initially found her intimidating but came to see her as caring and appreciate how she pushed them to learn. They are grateful for the role she played in their lives and education over the past four years. The presentation concludes with a party to celebrate Ms. Dela Cruz and her impact on her students.The Mulyavardhan Voice: October 2018 Issue
The Mulyavardhan Voice: October 2018 IssueShantilal Muttha Foundation
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The document summarizes the first Teacher Forum of the Mulyavardhan program held in October. Key points:
- The forum was well attended and interactive, with teachers sharing positive feedback on how MV is benefiting students. Students are enjoying MV classes and developing values like cooperation.
- Excerpts from the forum show teachers discussing examples of how MV activities improved student behavior, skills, and understanding of concepts like stress. Challenges implementing some activities are also noted.
- Coordinators for future teacher forums were introduced. The next forums will be in early December with details shared in advance.
- A note from the state coordinator described observing MV classes and seeing students fully engaged in activities.Love
LoveNur Han
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The document discusses the importance of love in our lives, especially for students. It identifies several types of love that are important for students, including love for parents, teachers, friends, romantic partners, oneself, and God. Love from parents and teachers provides encouragement and support that allows students to continue their education. Friends and romantic partners provide strength, confidence and motivation to succeed. Loving oneself is important to have self-esteem and achieve one's potential. Overall, love from these sources shapes students and allows them to grow into well-rounded, successful individuals.The TEACHERS is our HERO
- 1. The TEACHERS is our HERO
- 2. Teachers helps us guide and learn good moral and they teach us different subjects. They guide us everyday. Sometimes they get mad because of the student. Some are very talkative and some are not cooperating. October 3 is the Teachers Day. In Mariano C. San Juan Elementary School, the Supreme Pupil Government (SPG) gives gifts to the teachers for a sign of thanking to them.
- 3. Children are crying because she/he is bullied by his/her classmate. We all know that bullying is not good for us. Especially for the children. We can be arrested or the childrens parents can be arrested. Bullying is the use of force, threat, or coercion to abuse, intimidate or agressively dominate others. There are six (6) types of bullying. The Physical Bullying, Verbal Bullying, Relational Agression also known as Emotional Bullying, the Cyberbullying, Sexual Bullying, Prejudicial Bullying.
- 4. The children looks like she is bullied. PLEASE STOP BULLYING!
- 5. Thank you to all teachers who guide us for everyday. We also say thank you to them for teaching us how to write and how to read. The children gives the teacher a hug or a kiss for saying Thank you Maam. Some children miss their teacher.
- 6. For me, I want to say to the Department of Education (DepEd) that give some school an extra or a little help. I dont want any children learning without roof. Look at the pictures above
- 7. Christmas Party is the one who makes us happy. Thats the event or the chance how can we say our feelings to our teacher and to our classmates. LIKE THIS CHILDREN. THEY ARE ALL HAPPY
- 8. I want to say to my teacher a massive massive thank you. I want to give you a big round of applause for all you gave to me. From the beginning and to the present, you dont let me down. THANK YOU TEACHER FOR EVERYTHING
- 9. This is my Gift to All The Teachers