Teach For

Bangladesh
Mentorship Session Highlights
Hello!
I am Md. Anamul Haque.
Graduated in Mechanical Engineering
from Shahjalal University of Science and
Technology, Sylhet.

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The TFB Theory
(The A Team)

Jakiya Yasmin Mastura Maliyat Md. Anamul Haque Akibur Rahman

The Mess Expert The Confused The Self-proclaimed Khan
Howard Wolowitz Leonard Hofstadter Rajesh Koothrappali The Forced
Sheldon Cooper

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Core Values
A sneak-peak to the core values of Teach for
Bangladesh that the mentorship program taught.
Hidden Value
“Togetherness”

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 Integrity &
Ownership

● Integrity is much more than being ethical and

honest, it’s about the energetic wholeness.
● Responsibility is not something that gets
assigned, rather it is taken.
● The cost of withholding is greater than the
cost of revealing.

Courtesy: TFB FB page.

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 Interdependance,
Respect & Empathy

• Empathy is feeling with people.

• “I don’t even know what to say, I’m just glad
you shared it with me.”
• It needs two people to build a relationship,
not one.

Courtesy: TFB FB page.

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 Continuous Learning,
Sense of Possibilities

• Choose curiosity over being right, like children

do.
• Success is not a destination, it’s a journey.
• Taking feedback is important.

Courtesy: TFB FB page.

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 A sneak-peak at
how the current fellows
are practicing these.

• From the experiences of my mentor.

Courtesy: Jakiya Yasmin

Fellow, TFB .

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 A sneak-peak at
how the current fellows
are practicing these.

• From the experiences of my mentor.

Courtesy: Jakiya Yasmin

Fellow, TFB .

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 A sneak-peak at
how these values will
guide me on my journey.

• From the perspectives of a selected fellow.

Courtesy: TFB FB page.

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Thanks!
Here is to an amazing fellowship journey ahead!

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