Meet Peter Tabichi, Winner of the Global Teacher Prize 2019

The winner of the 2019 US $1,000,000 prize was (44) __________ on stage by movie star Hugh Jackman.

Peter was chosen from top 10 finalists who come from all (45) __________of the globe. From teaching in remote towns and villages to inner-city schools, they advocate for inclusivity and integrate migrants into the classrooms, and develop their students’ (46)__________ and confidence using music, technology, robotics and science.

95% of his pupils come from poor families, almost a third are orphans or have only one parent, and many go without food at home. Turning lives around in a school with only one computer, poor internet, and a student-teacher ratio of 58:1, is no easy task, not least when to reach the school, students must walk 7 km along roads that become (47) __________ in the rainy season. However, through making his students (48) __________ in themselves, Peter has dramatically improved his pupils’ achievement and self-esteem.

Meet Peter Tabichi, Winner of the Global Teacher Prize 2019

The winner of the 2019 US $1,000,000 prize was (44) __________ on stage by movie star Hugh Jackman.

Peter was chosen from top 10 finalists who come from all (45) __________of the globe. From teaching in remote towns and villages to inner-city schools, they advocate for inclusivity and integrate migrants into the classrooms, and develop their students’ (46) __________ and confidence using music, technology, robotics and science.

95% of his pupils come from poor families, almost a third are orphans or have only one parent, and many go without food at home. Turning lives around in a school with only one computer, poor internet, and a student-teacher ratio of 58:1, is no easy task, not least when to reach the school, students must walk 7 km along roads that become (47) __________ in the rainy season. However, through making his students (48) __________ in themselves, Peter has dramatically improved his pupils’ achievement and self-esteem.

Meet Peter Tabichi, Winner of the Global Teacher Prize 2019

The winner of the 2019 US $1,000,000 prize was (44) __________ on stage by movie star Hugh Jackman.

Peter was chosen from top 10 finalists who come from all (45) __________of the globe. From teaching in remote towns and villages to inner-city schools, they advocate for inclusivity and integrate migrants into the classrooms, and develop their students’ (46) __________ and confidence using music, technology, robotics and science.

95% of his pupils come from poor families, almost a third are orphans or have only one parent, and many go without food at home. Turning lives around in a school with only one computer, poor internet, and a student-teacher ratio of 58:1, is no easy task, not least when to reach the school, students must walk 7 km along roads that become (47) __________ in the rainy season. However, through making his students (48)__________ in themselves, Peter has dramatically improved his pupils’ achievement and self-esteem.

Schools in the UK often have a particular reputation abroad. They (49)__________ as places dedicated to friendship and excitement, to forming (50) __________ character and to producing tomorrow’s élite.

Of course, reality looks rather (51) __________. First of all, less than 8% of all students can afford (52) __________ one of the private schools in the UK, and not all of the latter are boarding schools. Moreover, the quality of education in the UK easily becomes the topic of heated debates in the national media and causes some parents a great deal of anxiety.

Most UK schools, state-run as well as private institutions, (53) __________ children well for further studies. After-school care and extra-curricular activities at UK schools mean that a child will be well looked after, even though both parents work full-time.

Schools in the UK often have a particular reputation abroad. They (49) __________ as places dedicated to friendship and excitement, to forming (50)__________ character and to producing tomorrow’s élite.

Of course, reality looks rather (51) __________. First of all, less than 8% of all students can afford (52) __________ one of the private schools in the UK, and not all of the latter are boarding schools. Moreover, the quality of education in the UK easily becomes the topic of heated debates in the national media and causes some parents a great deal of anxiety.

Most UK schools, state-run as well as private institutions, (53) __________ children well for further studies. After-school care and extra-curricular activities at UK schools mean that a child will be well looked after, even though both parents work full-time.

Schools in the UK often have a particular reputation abroad. They (49) __________ as places dedicated to friendship and excitement, to forming (50) __________ character and to producing tomorrow’s élite.

Of course, reality looks rather (51)__________. First of all, less than 8% of all students can afford (52) __________ one of the private schools in the UK, and not all of the latter are boarding schools. Moreover, the quality of education in the UK easily becomes the topic of heated debates in the national media and causes some parents a great deal of anxiety.

Most UK schools, state-run as well as private institutions, (53) __________ children well for further studies. After-school care and extra-curricular activities at UK schools mean that a child will be well looked after, even though both parents work full-time.

Schools in the UK often have a particular reputation abroad. They (49) __________ as places dedicated to friendship and excitement, to forming (50) __________ character and to producing tomorrow’s élite.

Of course, reality looks rather (51) __________. First of all, less than 8% of all students can afford (52)__________ one of the private schools in the UK, and not all of the latter are boarding schools. Moreover, the quality of education in the UK easily becomes the topic of heated debates in the national media and causes some parents a great deal of anxiety.

Most UK schools, state-run as well as private institutions, (53) __________ children well for further studies. After-school care and extra-curricular activities at UK schools mean that a child will be well looked after, even though both parents work full-time.

Schools in the UK often have a particular reputation abroad. They (49) __________ as places dedicated to friendship and excitement, to forming (50) __________ character and to producing tomorrow’s élite.

Of course, reality looks rather (51) __________. First of all, less than 8% of all students can afford (52) __________ one of the private schools in the UK, and not all of the latter are boarding schools. Moreover, the quality of education in the UK easily becomes the topic of heated debates in the national media and causes some parents a great deal of anxiety.

Most UK schools, state-run as well as private institutions, (53)__________ children well for further studies. After-school care and extra-curricular activities at UK schools mean that a child will be well looked after, even though both parents work full-time.

Online shoppers in the United Kingdom make 87 percent of their purchases online. That’s an increase of almost 9 percent compared to the situation last year, when 80 percent of purchases was conducted online. Consumers in the UK keep (54)__________ shops and price comparison websites online so they can get the best deals and prices. The fact they can (55) __________ compare prices and the wider choice of products are the most important reasons why UK consumers go and shop online instead of buying things in-store.

The study has also found that (56) __________consumers in the United Kingdom shop online, the laptop is the device most commonly (57) __________ in the evening, while smartphones are used more at all (58) __________ times of the day. Currently, 78 percent of Brits use their mobile phone for online shopping when they are travelling or commuting.