Nigerian teachers are really making waves in the International community and at home. From Chimamanda the author of Half of a Yellow Sun to Pro. Ujunwa and host other members.
In a Facebook post today, a Nigerian teacher shares five emoji representing the 5 letters of the English vowels. According to her, it is a discovery and she actually listed them. Her post was picked up by teachers’ groups on Facebook named teacher’s life matter and Nigerian teachers. The post has gathered overwhelming engagements. Within 12 hours the post has gotten over 915 likes & reactions, 342 comments, and 26 shares.
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In the branch of linguistics called phonetics, vowels and consonants are the two different categories of sounds that linguists use to explain how speech sounds work. To communicate effectively you need to know how to combine these sounds and pronounce things correctly.
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You might be able to recite the letters considered vowels in the English language: A, E, I, O, U, and sometimes Y. But what makes a vowel a vowel? Oops! Ask you a teacher on Passbuttons.
In the teacher’s post, she said, now I’ve noticed these emojis.
Here are the emoji and their meaning
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-e
-i
-o
-uOur mission is simple: We work hard to inspire teachers to focus on their teaching job and students’ learning experience. We work with teachers, students, school proprietors, and entrepreneurs to make a global impact.
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