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VIDEO: US teacher gives his kids customised energetic greetings during COVID-19 pandemic 06 Apr 2021 Syed Shayaan Bakht, Gulf Today A language teacher, David Jamison, in the US is doing the rounds on social media for his unique and creative style of greeting his students for class. The fifth-grade art teacher at Hickory Ridge Elementary School in Memphis, Tennessee, warm gesture and down to earth behaviour will make one feel like going back to school to enjoy those energetic moments. READ MORE David Jamison shared a video recently receiving students at the school with his signatu...

The Dope Educator is back in class, and the students of Hickory Ridge Elementary School in Memphis, Tennessee, couldn’t be more excited. A little over a year ago, language arts teacher David Jamison went viral after the world caught wind of the elaborate, customized handshakes he memorized for all of his 75 students. Now that in-person school is back in session, his renowned greetings have returned with a whole new flair. Many of you have already see the inspiring ritual Mr. David Jamison (@thedopeeducator) of Hickory Ridge Elementary performs each day with his students – and now the ...

VITA to host virtual seminar Friday morning VITA to host virtual seminar Friday morning By KAUZ Team | January 28, 2021 at 10:24 PM CST - Updated January 28 at 10:28 PM WICHITA FALLS, Texas (TNN) - Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) wants to help you hit the ground running when it comes to tax season. The free tax prep service in Wichita Falls is kicking it off with a seminar on Facebook Live to talk about earned income tax credit, something they say most people miss out on. The session will run from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. and will include IRS Director for Area 3 David Jamison and Wichita...

He rediscovered his creative side last summer when his wife, Alexis, started painting flowers and butterflies on the inside of their fence. It got him to thinking of some ideas that he could paint. “So in July, I started with a flower, and then, I did a tree with some birds resting on the branches, and then, I decided to paint a mural of the small pond we have out front and some of the little animals that have visited it,” Mr. Jamison said. “I included some (animals) that haven’t stopped by yet, but (I) am hoping they will.