Q Loti

Ke hopola ka selemo se seng ha ke ntse ke ruta hona le ngoana ea neng a kikitlela lithutong tsa hae, haholo tsa Math's and Sciences feela a le good haholo lipapaling le drama a lula a fumana awards lithutong tseo.
Joale hona le sehlotsoana se neng se tseba math's and liscience ba lula ba mo somme ha a fumana awards tsa lithuto tsee a ipabolang ho tsona. Hara bona ho bile hona le a German boy e ntate oa hae e neng e le ngaka Mamohato memorial hospital. The boy was very humble even to those who used to mock him. Nthoena e ne nkutluisa bohloko kamehla ho fihlela ka tsatsi le leng the "smart" group e etsa phoso ea ho mo ho osa in my class ke le teng.
Eaba ke se ke etsa join moqoqo oa bona. Ka behella lesson plan ea English ka thoko ka kena khabong. Moko taba e ne e le h**e the boy ha ana future hobane ha tsebe lipalo le lithuto tsa mahlale.
"What does your father do for living?" Ke nna ke botsa a German boy who was clearly a ring leader.
"He is a medical doctor." He answered with pride, his circle of friends were beaming with pride as if li doctor ke bo ntata bona.
"Woow!" I also beamed with pride and admiration.
"How many of you guys know his father Dr. So and so?" I asked the whole class. A handful of hands went up, apparently the boy's close circle of friends. Let me remind you that there were 35 students in that class and only 5 of them knew his famous Doctor Father.
Ha se moo taba eaka e leng teng. Then I asked my next question,
" How many of you guys know Sadio Mane?" All hands shot up including those of my future Scientists and doctors.
"That's nice. How many of you know Denzel Washington?" They all did.
They even knew how much Denzel and Sadio Mani were worth.
Then I asked everyone to write on a pie e of paper and give me two activities they engaged in with or without their parents when they wanted to relax and have fun. My interest was mainly on 5 replies. When the exercice was done I asked two of the students to come and count and write the total numbers on the board for the whole class. Surfice to indicate that everyone without exception had mentioned watching movies or watching football. The very disciplines in which the other boy excelled.
Then I asked whether both Denzel and Mane had private doctors in their encourage under their pay. The answer was swift and positive. They did.
Then I asked them to mention any do tor of their choice who had either a an actor or player who entertained them and were under their payroll.
" Ma'am," said one boy laughing at me. "Those people earn ten times more than a doctor, how can they be on a doctor's payroll? The answer came from one of my future doctors
The class went silent. By now everyone was aware of the learning objectives of the whole exercise. We may not have done English that day but we all had learnt a very important lesson. We are all important. I will tell you what happened the next day. Ha ke tsebe o tlo etsang ka info ena.