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1) Write something about your Favourite Teacher. Give some reasons.
  • My favourite teacher name is Mr Pareshgiri Goswami, who teaches me English, Maths, Science, Reasoning. He is from Dharuka however living in Bhavnagar. He took his education from MKB University. He is very polite and kind in nature. He is the owner of the 'Smart Education' classes. so,he knows very well about how to handle the students. I like his unique style of teaching. He looks very smart with good physique, sparkle eyes. I like his good personality. 
       
 
                     He always smiled when entered to the classroom and first greeting to the students. He is famous for making lots of fun during the class time however students obtained good marks in his subjects. He is a teacher with good skills of teaching, friendly nature, good sense of humor, patient and easygoing. He always gives us lots of reading at home. He is always enthusiastic and always motivated us for doing our best in the study and life.


2) How are you as students? Think and write.
  • I am an average student. I love English. But I have no deep knowledge about English. I try to give my best though I can't obtain more marks.
3) What is the difference between the education system in past and today's time? Take help of your parents to write this.
  • We can find many differences between the education system in past and today's time. In past, our parents did not use note books and colorfull ink and today, we use notebooks and colorfull ink. In past, teacher were used chalktalk method for teaching, in present, our teachers use technology. For example; today we use computer, projector, mobile for our better understanding. In past, if students wanted to learn anything they had to go at school ,but in present, if we want to learn anything , we have not to go at school. We can search in internet. In past, students did not use benches to seat but, in present, we use benches for seating. So, here, we can see many differences between in the education system in past and today's time.

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