The World Won’t Appreciate The Good You Do a Million Times
<p>Mrs. Shabnum Affan is a kind and dedicated educator who has spent decades nurturing the young minds of her community.</p>
<p>Her classroom is a haven of knowledge and compassion, a place where students come to learn not only about math and science but also about life itself.</p>
<p>One crisp autumn morning, Mrs. Shabnum decides to impart a lesson that her students would never forget.</p>
<p>With chalk in hand, she begins to write a series of multiplication equations on the blackboard, starting with the simplest:</p>
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<p><strong>9×1 =7.</strong></p>
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<p>The students begin to exchange puzzled glances, suppressing their giggles at the apparent mistake.</p>
<p>Mrs. Shabnum continues writing out each equation with precision:</p>
<p>9×2=18</p>
<p>9×3=27</p>
<p>9×4=36</p>
<p>9×5=45</p>
<p>9×6=54</p>
<p>9×7=63</p>
<p>9×8=72</p>
<p>9×9=81</p>
<p>9×10=90</p>
<p>As she completes the last equation, she turns to face her students.</p>
<p>To her surprise, they’re all chuckling and pointing at the first equation,</p>
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<p><strong>“9 times 1 equals 7".</strong></p>
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<p>The room fills with laughter, and Mrs. Shabnum couldn’t help but smiles.</p>
<p>She had expected this reaction, for she had written the first equation incorrectly on purpose.</p>
<p>Gently, she raises her hand to silence the class. With a warm and knowing smile, she addresses her students.</p>
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