Video Shows Female Teacher Using Live Cow to Teach Pupils in Class, Trends on Twitter
- A video of a zealous teacher educating her pupils about the anatomy of a cow using a real cow has warmed hearts online
- The teacher was at the back of the class as the students chorused the parts of the cow they could see
- The white cow stood peacefully near the door of the class as the kids fixed their eyes on it during the practical session
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Teachers are taking the new education system in Kenya quite seriously and would use any means to teach their kids.
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Practical learning in class
The best way to teach is through practicals; a teacher was hailed for her teaching skills.
The teacher brought in a new 'member' to the class to enhance her teaching and give a better understanding to her kids.
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In the viral video, she used a real cow to teach her pupils, who were equally excited and participated in the class.
"The twerking and whistling government is very proud they have invested in education and pupils can practically learn parts of a cow," read the caption on the video.
Cow standing before students
The tutor asked her pupils to name the parts of the domestic animals that stood before them.
The animal was white and peacefully stood next to the class door as the little ones studied it.
"Eyes, nose, ears, mouth..." they answered in unison with their eyes fixed on the animal.
Pupils respond to teacher's quizzes
At one point, she thought she heard hands and asked the pupils if the animals had hands.
They quickly corrected her and said, "tongue," as some turned to look at her at the back of the class as they answered.
"Legs, skin, tail and horns," the teacher helped the kids conclude the parts of the cow that were visible.
They were well-spaced in the class, with lots of space in the room, as seen in the video.
Teacher uses clay to build tourist sites for his pupils
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a creative teacher had used clay to build popular tourist sites for his pupils.
Gebute said he was compelled to improvise to help the pupils who couldn't afford an educational trip to these heritage sites.
During a History class, one of the subjects in the new curriculum for basic schools, he beautifully modelled the iconic Larabanga Mosque and the Jamestown Lighthouse to help the pupils have a sense of what the tourist sites look like.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
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