I Think My Teacher Is A Superhero

Some of us know when you’re naughty or kind, we see all around and know what’s on your mind. We move in a flash and know when to appear, our power is knowledge, so lend us your ear. Though using our gifts we often find draining, we still give our all to the kids we are training.

This book is dedicated to all teachers. My Teacher Is A Superhero is about a Super Teacher who teaches and motivates students to reach their highest potential. Students can get off course and not realize the consequences of their actions until it's too late. The Super Teacher makes sure students stay on track and are empowered to succeed. In this book there are even more questions than the ones that are on the front cover. There are many insights into a number of topics along with an entertaining educational story. Learning can be fun. This book provides you with a unique way to reflect, think about your life and all the dynamics, and the future. You can answer some of the questions The Super Teacher asks very easily and others you will have to ponder upon. After The Super Teacher asks you a question there will be additional information about the subject. Questions can be common or uncommon. The common questions are the ones that you have been asked many times. You can answer them easily because you're already prepared. If you're asked your name you will be able to say it right away. You have memorized your name and no longer have to think about it. The same goes for your address or birthday. When you're asked a common question such as how are you doing? Then you have to give more thought because your answer could vary each time. Uncommon questions are the ones you're only asked once in awhile or it's the first time you're being asked. More time has to be spent on an uncommon question because you might still be trying to figure out an answer. Have you ever heard someone say, that's a good question? When someone is making a statement like that, they're really saying, "I'm going to think about the question." This book is to encourage you to think and build your self confidence in answering questions. This can help prepare you for questions that you're asked daily. You can share what is going on in your life without having to reveal something personable by having it made public. Certain things in your life can be kept private but still be expressed. You can have an interactive experience where you're able to participate and answer questions from The Super Teacher. You can choose the way you want to answer them. Be creative and have fun. The Super Teacher wants you to do well in life.

"A reluctant boy journeys to a new school in a different state. He quickly discovers that his new teacher, Ms. Lane, is unlike any teacher he has ever met before. One day Ms. Lane tells him a secret that he will never forget"--Page 4 of cover.

While challenging the teacher as hero trope, We Got This shows how authentically listening to kids is the closest thing to a superpower that we have. Cornelius identifies tools, attributes, and strategies that can augment our listening.

Peter Thompson finds himself living on the space ship New Jersey with a new alien teacher who glows in the dark. Hoo-Lan is a teacher from whom Peter could learn so many things as they explore the universe together. But first they have to convince the Interplanetary Council not to destroy Earth.

"Nate Banks has always been the sixth grade's biggest comic book expert. But when a mysterious new superhero shows up in town, not even Nate knows who she really is. And when he sets out to discover Ultraviolet's secret identity, all of the clues seem to lead Nate to the least likely suspect - his uptight history teacher, Ms. Matthews!

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