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B1 vs B4 (Amara vs KingDavid) Audio

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Mukhtar Abdulazeez
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ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIAN STUDENT AUTHORS (ANSA)

2022/23 ANSA WORLD CUP

GROUP STAGE MATCH

B1 vs B4 (Audio)

For the audio attached, produce a piece of literature (poetry, prose, play, etc) using the theme(s) that can be identified. You have 10 minutes to write at least 100 words.

Your time starts now. Submit on or before 21:48(GMT+1).

All the best!

ANSA… for the love of writing


   
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Old teachers breed competence

The universe divided labour. In the case of division of labour, it doesn't mean that as regions are divided, no other party could also fit into it.

Division of labour in reality only means that out of a variety of people, this party is regarded as the best to handle a particular labour.

In regards to this, old teachers have a maximum percentage in the ranking as the best in that part of labour(teaching), because they fit best in it.

Teachers are synonymously known as coaches... (Experienced, approximately the old)

 

©Amara - B1

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Experience versus energy: A poem about competence

 

The die is cast, the battle line has been drawn.

The winner will walk away with glee, while the loser will be tear drowned.

The new school claims to be energetic and dynamic,

But the old school insists that experience is the best teacher.

 

Unexpectedly, a pandemic appears, schools are closed indefinitely.

Teaching has to be done virtually. 

New school adapts easily to online teaching,

But old school is far from being tech-savvy. 

 

Life is dynamic, the young teacher reminds,

The old teacher doesn't seem to mind. 

"Jokes on him, I also did exploits in my time", he hisses.

But deep down, he knows his youth will be missed. 

 

This was a lesson from the new school.

The face of the old school is not so good. 

But while this war is far from being over,

The young teacher can boldly raise his shoulders.

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