Female Teacher Dresses Up In A Full-Body Suit That Shows Detailed Human Body So The Students Would Understand The Subject More Easily
A dedicated teacher goes the extra mile to make lessons more understandable for her students.
Some teachers find creative ways to make a lesson stick, and Veronica Duque took that idea to a whole new level. The Spanish teacher turned an anatomy class into a memorable moment when she showed up in a full-body suit printed with the human body, organs and all.
Veronica, who teaches third grade, was looking for a way to help young students understand how the body is put together. Her unusual outfit quickly caught attention online after her husband shared photos from the lesson, and the reaction was immediate.
It was a simple classroom idea with a very big payoff, and the internet could not stop talking about it.
It is great to see a teacher who cares and tries to teach kids something meaningful. In all fairness, engaging children today is not easy, which is why many teachers give up.
But here is one who didn’t. Veronica Duque, a 43-year-old teacher, decided to engage her students by wearing a bodysuit that displays the human body in great detail during her anatomy class. Needless to say, it was a complete success.
“I’ve been teaching for 15 years now,” Verónica told reporters. “I teach natural and social sciences, art, as well as English and Spanish.”
She is currently teaching third grade and is continuously searching for ideas on how to make lessons more interesting and appealing. “I was surfing the internet when an ad for an AliExpress swimsuit popped up. Knowing how hard it is for young kids to visualize the arrangement of internal organs, I thought it was worth giving it a try.”
mikemoratinosHer husband Michael tweeted some photos from the lesson, and Verónica immediately went viral.
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She became a symbol of dedication and creativity, a teacher that everyone would like to have.
This is not her first time; Verónica continuously surprises her students. “I decided long ago to use disguises for history lessons,” she said. “I’m also using cardboard crowns for my students to learn grammatical categories such as nouns, adjectives, and verbs-different grammar kingdoms, so to say. I’d like society to stop considering teachers as lazy bureaucratic public servants. We’re certainly not.”
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Commenting on Verónica in her suit, quite a few internet users mentioned Slim Goodbody.
He is a costumed character created by John Burstein and has been a favorite champion for children’s health for nearly half a century. His productions are viewed by millions of kids on Discovery Education.
John Burstein has live shows all around the U.S. Slim has published fifty books and has received awards from the President’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports, Parent’s Choice, the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, and the World Health Organization.
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