Collaboration T-Shirts
Description: The Man in Black: Its Always Sunny in Westworld. Liam McPoyle in Westworld or William with a questionable eye patch. Either way, if you like WestWorld and It's Always Sunny in Philadephia then this T-Shirt is for you. Ryan McPoyle can be seen standing behind brother Liam Has 'It's Always Sunny in Westworld' faded text at the bottom right of the design. A dark ink rough filter has been applied to the image.
Description: This universally applies to any work, as well as to both English teachers and English students. Group tasks aim to foster teamwork, but human nature dictates a new reality. When multiple people gather around a single keyboard, a silent hierarchy is instantly established. A professional team building a slide deck will inevitably appoint one member as the sole typist. A group of learners drafting a joint presentation will organically let the fastest writer take over. A committee of educators building a shared curriculum will simply watch one colleague do the formatting. The rest of the team adopts a completely supportive role. They nod thoughtfully, stare at the monitor, and offer occasional words of vague encouragement.
Description: A shirt to commemorate all the countries we will learn about this year! Special collaboration with our art teacher, Ms. Q, who hand-painted the postcard from Argentina, a Polaroid from Portugal and an embroidered patch from Mongolia. Other items featured on the shirt are a passport stamp from Egypt, a coin from Ghana, a bottle cap and ferry ticket from Grenada, a LEGO house ticket from Denmark and stamps from Samoa.
Description: Bold typographic design featuring the iconic phrase 'Stop, Collaborate and Listen' with a playful educator twist, perfect for teachers who love humor in the classroom. This witty teaching slogan combines retro typography with a modern educator mindset, making it a standout gift for instructors, tutors, and school staff. A must-have for any passionate educator celebrating back to school, teacher appreciation week, or end-of-year festivities.
