Virtual Teacher's Day 2024

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 Virtual Teacher's Day 2024




Hello Everyone & readers, the purpose of this blog is to preserve our shared memories of the Teacher's Day celebration.The Department of English, M.K. Bhavnagar University, arranged a virtual celebration for Teacher's Day. I've made a film for the event with the theme "Everyday Culture: More than just trend and fads." The presenter in the movie explains the history of cultural studies and how daily living shapes culture.



I have also made a Quiz, which based on this video lesson.

Quiz Link :-

https://forms.gle/uSNYyMHyhFwfXg2b6


I also created a video lesson on Ed.Ted platform. You can go through the Video lesson, Think, Dig Deeper, Discuss.

Ed.Ted Link :-

https://ed.ted.com/on/FAQlYEEl


Thank you....



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