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Issue 4 Sep 2006

What If…

…teachers had the power to transform themselves into any animal of their choice? We pondered about it, analysed the facts, and became quite obsessed until we finally decided to (very seriously) answer the question ourselves.

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Too corny? Too weird? Too funny for our own good? Then send us your own amusing experiences, original teacher jokes, or “what if” scenarios! Selected contributions will be artfully interpreted by our very serious (as you can see above) cartoonist and published in the next issue of SingTeach.

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