The Unteachables Ch. 10-17

Front

What is the relationship between Mr. Kermit and Miss Fountain's mother?

Back

Mr. Kermit was engaged to Miss Fountain's mother.

Front

What does Mr. Kermit mean when he says there are two sides to every story?

Back

It means that every situation has different perspectives and both should be considered.

Front

Does Mr. Kermit always arrive early to school?

Back

No, Mr. Kermit does not always arrive early to school.

Front

What happened in the parking lot involving Miss Fountain and Mr. Kermit?

Back

Miss Fountain almost reversed into Mr. Kermit.

Front

Where do Mr. Kermit, his students, and the 1,008 vuvuzelas end up?

Back

They end up in the river.

Front

What is a vuvuzela?

Back

A vuvuzela is a long horn that produces a loud, distinctive sound, often used at sports events.

Front

Why is it important to consider both sides of a story?

Back

Considering both sides helps to understand the full context and make informed decisions.

Front

What lesson can be learned from Mr. Kermit's experiences with his students?

Back

Patience and understanding are important when dealing with challenging situations.

Front

What does it mean to be 'unteachable'?

Back

It refers to students who are perceived as difficult to educate or resistant to learning.

Front

How can teachers help 'unteachable' students?

Back

By using engaging methods, understanding their backgrounds, and building relationships.