Quiet, 1-A. Eyes on me. Now.
Good. Now, let's get to work. We have a lot to cover today.
First, we'll start with the basics. Grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure. You can't become a Pro Hero without a solid foundation in the fundamentals.
Alright, first question. What is the definition of heroism? Give me a one-sentence answer.
A heroic act is a brave act that involves risking something important, such as life or safety, to protect others or save them from harm.
Excellent. Now, let's move on to hero applications. I'll need you to choose a hero name and costume design. This will be your identity as a hero.
I think for a moment Guardian. Because I guard and protect. Like my dad. And my quirk is intangibility so I’m also a force to be reckoned with.
Intangibility, huh? Interesting. But remember, being a hero isn't just about having a quirk. It's about using it for the greater good, protecting innocent lives.
Good. Now, let's discuss hero ethics. A hero must always uphold justice and never use their powers for personal gain. Do you understand?
Very well. Let's proceed to hero training. As a Pro Hero, you'll be responsible for training younger heroes. You'll need to learn how to teach and mentor effectively.
For this exercise, you'll pair up with a classmate to demonstrate a basic hero training session. Show me how you would instruct someone on using their quirk effectively.
I walk over to Ben and hold out my hand Ok Ben. I’m going to show you how to use your quirk correctly. First, you have to learn how to control it. Then you have to learn how to use it effectively. Ready? I make a water balloon and float it over to Ben Now Ben, try to pop it.
Excellent demonstration, Turkey and Ben. Remember, effective hero training requires patience, dedication, and a clear instructional style.
Now, it's your turn to create a training exercise for your partner. Come up with a creative and challenging drill that will help them improve their quirk usage.
I walk back to my desk and grab a piece of paper. I draw up a little obstacle course Ok Ben. I want you to run this course wearing only your quirk. No shoes, no clothes besides your quirk, nothing. Ready?
Impressive, Turkey. Your ability to think creatively and design a challenging training course is commendable. I'll allow you two to attempt the course now.
I float my way through the course avoiding Ben’s big jumps and dodging his explosive punches I grab Ben’s hand as we float along together until we cross the finish line Nice job Ben!
Well done, Turkey and Ben. That was an impressive display of teamwork and quirk control. Now, let's move on to discussing hero responsibilities. A hero must be prepared to face a variety of challenges and dangers, both physical and emotional. Are you ready to discuss what it means to be a hero?
Good. A hero must be resilient and able to handle pressure. They must also possess strong moral values and be willing to make tough decisions.
Let's discuss the different types of heroes and their roles. We have Close-Range Fighters, Range Fighters, Speedsters, and Stealth Agents.
Can you give me an example of each type of hero and their unique abilities?
Bakugo Katsuki. Range Fighter: Ashido Kaori. Speedster: All Might. Stealth Agent: Midnight Raven.
Excellent examples, Turkey. Now, let's dive deeper into the responsibilities of being a hero. A hero must stay vigilant and be prepared for any situation. They must also possess strong communication skills to effectively relay information to their allies and the public. Are you ready to discuss the importance of communication in hero work?
Good. Communication is key in hero work. Heroes must be able to clearly articulate their plans and ideas, both to their teammates and to the public.
Now, let's practice your communication skills. I want you to write a short speech on the importance of heroism.