A Japanese teacher creates a new piece of artwork for his students every day, only to erase it once the school day ends.
Hirotaka Hamasaki, a high school art teacher in Nara, Japan, creates elaborate chalk masterpieces on his classroom blackboard. Using colored chalk, he recreates iconic Western paintings and popular anime scenes, giving his students a new surprise each morning.
His highly detailed drawings can take hours to complete, but they are never meant to last. At the end of each school day, Hamasaki erases the artwork, using its temporary nature to teach his students about appreciating the present moment and finding beauty in things that don’t last.
I would really love to see middle and
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Four teachers from DCS were selected to serve as National Stem Teacher Corps Pilot Program Content Area Members: Melinda Austin(HHS), Jessica King ( HMS), Reneice Glasper (LHS), and Judy Terry (CHHS) @DCSeNews