Kind Teacher Rewards Students With Money For Good Marks, Attaches over GH¢6 to Test Papers, Peeps Clap
- This teacher is using money to motivate her students to do well in their tests, and it is working
- The proud teacher shared a TikTok video showing the amazing results and the happy students
- People thanked the teacher for this awesome initiative, education is vital for these children’s future
Teachers take a different approach to teaching nowadays than they used to. This dedicated teacher rewards her students with money for getting good marks, and Mzansi is here for it.
South Africa is facing a crippling issue when it comes to the education system. It is thanks to caring teachers like this that some children are still getting a good education.
TikTok video shows proud students receiving their R10 (GH¢6+) reward
TikTok user @mamdletshee shared a video showing the test papers she just marked for her grade 7 class, and they all had a R10 attached to them.
Source: UGC
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This teacher is using money to motivate her students, and by the looks of those sterling marks, it is working. Take a look:
Mzansi is here for this level of motivation
Some people want a refund on their schooling years as there were no teachers who went to these lengths to motivate them. People thanked the teacher for her dedication.
Read some of the kind comments:
nala_minentle said:
“Our teachers did us dirty shame”
MaSibiyaNofundoh was in love with the idea:
“”
ParisNdlovu♥️ praised:
“♥️♥️♥️♥️”
Man feeds poor kids
In related news, YEN.com.gh reported that a kind-hearted young man put smiles on the faces of kids on the street by providing them with meals and water in a heartwarming TikTok video.
The short footage starts with the generous man approaching one of the youngsters seated on the ground with a baby.
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Source: Briefly.co.za
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