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Thai teacher discovers unique way to make learning English fun

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Bangkok, Oct 13 (EFE/EPA).- Running late from a parade to teach his English class and with no time to remove his full face of makeup, 30-year-old Theeraphong Meesat – aka Teacher Bally – accidentally found the key to getting his students’ attention.Noticing the students were “amused” to see their teacher’s new look, he has continued to wear makeup – including feather eyelashes and exaggerated features – as well as colorful wigs to encourage the class to engage more and have fun in the lessons at Prasartratprachakit School, Ratchaburi province, 80 kilometers (50 miles) west of the Thai capital, Bangkok.(Camera: RUNGROJ YONGRIT)SHOT LIST: B-ROLL AND SOUND BITES OF THEERAPHONG MEESAT (IN ENGLISH) AT THE PRASARTRATPRACHAKIT SCHOOL IN RATCHABURI PROVINCE, THAILAND.

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