As always, at our International Baccalaureate school, the activity ended with a reflection.
Today, the whole school had viewed the moving documentary, He Called me Malala, and the students were asked to name their favorite part. Later, after they were gone, another teacher on the team came to my room to share one of her student's responses:
My favorite part was when she took one right to the forehead.
I gasped. And then laughed, because he has obviously been influenced by popular media, and his phrasing was (excuse the pun) right on target.
Fortunately, the students were also asked to explain their answers, and so he continued:
I couldn't believe she survived to tell us how important school is.
Today, the whole school had viewed the moving documentary, He Called me Malala, and the students were asked to name their favorite part. Later, after they were gone, another teacher on the team came to my room to share one of her student's responses:
My favorite part was when she took one right to the forehead.
I gasped. And then laughed, because he has obviously been influenced by popular media, and his phrasing was (excuse the pun) right on target.
Fortunately, the students were also asked to explain their answers, and so he continued:
I couldn't believe she survived to tell us how important school is.
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