Creative teacher shares how he would use 27 envelopes and five N1k notes to teach SS1 students probability

• A male teacher has caught the attention of many people over the creative method he came up with to teach his SS1 students probability
• The teacher said he would enter his class with 27 envelopes, of which only five contained N1k notes and others papers
• Many people hailed the teacher's creative teaching strategy, while others funnily wished to be part of his class

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He devised a creative way to teach his students probability.
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See his tweet below:

Mixed reactions trail the teacher's method

@ThisIsLagosCity said:

"They will leave what they are learning and start thinking of why they didn’t win 1,000. "Write other things in all the papers."Or Just use play money."Then."Reward the best students with 1,000 each."That way they are all MOTIVATED to win next time."The Other way you teach luck."

@TheCharlesIsidi said:

"I appreciate you, and all you are doing. Posterity will remember."

@groovepapi said:

"This approach will make everyone understand probability, they are really lucky to have you."

@dollings_ said:

"I don’t know if this has happened, but let the empty envelopes contain a note on the probability of them picking and empty one and let the other one contain another note on the probability of them picking the one with money."

@KhadijaGarba19 said:

"Practicality makes a class lively and the students very much interested and invested."Especially for a twisted subject like Maths."

@abbietayo said:

"How can I enroll?"

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