“Well Done”: Mzansi Praises Proud Teacher Who Guides 7 Year Old Pupils to Write
- A young South African teacher is receiving all the praise on social media for his passion when it comes to teaching young kids
- The social media account holder says his pupils are only seven but they are doing well and have even surprised themselves
- Briefly News looked at the inspiring story and collected a few reactions from many parents who have encouraged the teacher
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He is still very young but already making a massive contribution to the community by teaching children how to read and write. @OdeDanilo says he teaches young kids but is amazed at the rate and quality of their abilities. He took to Twitter to share photos of the little ones busy with their writing exercises.
He posted that the seven-year-olds are doing well as they are only in the second term of the academic year, which suggests they are exceptionally dedicated.
Source: Twitter
The post reads:
“My learners can write and it’s only second term, did I mention they only 7 years old.”
@AngelinnaKay said:
"My nephew is in Grade 1, he can't even spell. I want to fight his teacher after seeing this.”
@Rocason1 said:
"Stay with the young angels bro, not these adolescent advocates from Gr 9 upwards.”
@Kgabomaila said:
"I went to my son's school 3 weeks ago to ask them what should be the outcome of this massive homework they give us & why kids are watching Disney movies in class whilst they have so much work at home. My son was sharper in Grade R. I bought books, educational material to help him.”
@Missmoeketsi said:
"That's amazing, keep up the good work.”
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@Nwabi0913 said:
"That handwriting is better than mine.”
@ZazaBuccaneer said:
"You are doing a great job my love.”
@Temalange said:
You were born for this. The passion you have is amazing.”
@Miss_Tees1 said:
"You are training world-class leaders and citizens.”
Doctor shares how teacher transformed her life: "I was a bad student”
Looking at education stories, Briefly News ran an article that a young medical doctor in Ghana named Ruhaimatu Osman has indicated that she was a bad student back in senior high school, far away from the medical profession until the timely intervention of her teacher.
In a post by US Embassy Ghana, it is indicated that Dr Ruhaimatu Osman, an alumnus of St Louis Senior High School, works out of a hospital.
According to the young doctor, in her first year of senior high school the said teacher, Mr Michael Ray Simpson, was introduced to her class as the chemistry teacher.
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Source: Briefly News
