A Teacher’s Day Tribute
Sep 6, 2017
1 min read
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So our students decided to record a Teacher’s Day tribute video amidst their exams period, to express their deepest gratitude to the teachers at TMC. Let’s hear it from them!
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Produced by Lalethaa KS (Business student) and Patrick Wu (Mass Communication student)
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It's so meaningful that the students at TMC made this floor plan during their busy exam period. Really shows their genuine appreciation for the teachers.
That’s so sweet that the students pulled this together even while juggling exams — those are the kind of gestures teachers probably remember for years. The mix of Business and Mass Comm students producing it makes sense too, since it clearly needed both organization and storytelling. Speaking of student projects and visuals, I recently came across a low quality image maker while messing around with meme edits, and honestly, it’s kind of perfect for making silly reaction images for a class group chat or a lighter tribute video outtake. Definitely a fun little tool if you ever want to add some humor to a project.
What a heartwarming tribute from students during exam time! The video really captures the appreciation teachers deserve. For those creating similar tribute projects, an image splitter could help design a cohesive Instagram grid to showcase photos of teachers and students together.
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