Presentation Good afternoon and welcome to our event. Today we’ve come together to celebrate children’s day and hold public festival ‘Love in Greatman, grow up together in happiness', support the tradition of helping people in need and doing good things for society. All we need to do now is to let everyone give away a part of his love, and then the world will change into amazing place. Let's advance the public welfare, consider about public welfare and take active part in it. Let’s sow kindness, invest in kindness and dedicate our kindness to our children. Let's flick away the dust of May and welcome the sunlight and warm of June. We celebrate Children's day in June and this month is filled with happy children's voices and laughing. The sun is shining incredibly bright in June, creating the Sea of joy and happiness. We were listening to the first bell of the century, we embraced the first light of a new millennium. What a happy day today (today is the happiest day ever). Now we are ready to announce: Greatman kindergarten children’s festival ‘Love in Greatman, grow up together in happiness’ is officially opened. First of all, let’s warmly greet our principal, who is ready to come on the stage. Childhood is a panting, where tender brush is drawing a colourful world in children's eyes. Childhood is a song, which is filled with the wonderful music (notes). We are the eagles of the new century, we are the masters of the new century, we are the future and the hope of this new century. Let’s be adventurous and break into this very future. Let’s get together next year

Have you had experience boosting a student's self-esteem? If so, how? You know, in my opinion, the best way to boost students’ self-esteem is to work with them one-on-one, because in this case they can feel recognized as individual, they feel responsibility for what they do and that really encourages people, if they are given responsibility. As for my own experience, at the time of my internship I often worked with the students individually as we usually have had very small groups at the university (only 7 to 10 people). And while I was working with the students, I often asked questions. Actually, I adore to ask questions. It is wonderful to look at the person and realise how wonderful and interesting the world behind him or her when he brings new facts about himself. Everyone has his or her own experience, hobbies, interests. And when people feel that you are sincere with them, you are really interested in them, they begin to talk and open themselves. And when other people see it, it usually encourages them to raise their hands, because they realize, that they can answer, that they are welcome, no matter if they have mistakes in their speech or not. And it is a great pleasure for a teacher, then.