Teacher Dances With Her Students After They Got Tired in Class, Cute Video of Them in Hallway Goes Viral

Teacher Dances With Her Students After They Got Tired in Class, Cute Video of Them in Hallway Goes Viral

  • A young lady was praised for the way she handled her students and made them so comfortable in school
  • As a way to help them fight boredom, the teacher took some of them to the corridor and danced with them
  • Many social media users who were in her comment section wished there were more teachers like her in schools

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A beautiful lady, @hey_ms.glass, who teaches, has shown people what she does to help her students with boredom in class.

In a video she posted online, she danced with some of her students in the hallway, saying that they were all taking a brain break.

Great teaching skill/kid danced in school.
People said that the young teacher is really good at her job. Photo source: TikTok/@hey_ms.glass
Source: UGC

Creative teacher made school fun

The kids danced behind her as they followed her moves in a choreographic manner. Some of them looked shy during their performance.

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Many people who reacted to the video praised the lady for being the best teacher and going out of the norm to make her students happy in school.

Watch the video below:

As of the time of writing this report, the video has gathered over 100 comments with more than 30,000 likes.

YEN.com.gh compiled some of the reactions below:

Chelsea said:

"Love this!!! I stopped teaching because schools literally don’t want you to have fun with your kids!"

LashedByMalaya said:

"Lol you really wanted to get down.. I can feel it."

Nymeria93 said:

"I love you as a teacher! I swear THIS is what gift and calling are! Thank you for being who you are!"

Kat said:

"I wish my teachers did this in the 80s. It would've helped so much!"

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hardenharden902 said:

"We need more teachers like you out here you engage with the kids and they love it bring them up right."

elcifer 101 said:

"I wish we had teachers like this in Nigeria."

Kid speaks with British accent

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh earlier reported that an English teacher, @BlackEnglishman007, shared a short video of one of his students speaking brilliantly in a British accent in class.

Speaking like she was reading movie lines, the Nigerian girl narrated a character's life as other classmates watched her.

She was so comfortable with the language and accent rolling off her tongue. The smart student breezed through her words easily as she used the desks near her as support.

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Source: Legit.ng

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