“Teaching Needs This Kind of Patience”: Mzansi Teacher Handles Classroom Patience Like a Pro
- A Mzansi teacher amazed SA with her gentle approach to handling classroom chaos like a pro
- The sweet lady remained a green flag, and she ensured that her classroom operated smoothly for herself and her learners
- Social media users praised the lovely teacher for her evident passion for teaching
A passionate South African teacher went viral after using a gentle approach to handle classroom chaos. The sweet lady created a safe space for her learners, ensuring a smooth learning environment.
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She started by handling a chaotic classroom without raising her voice, and she did not threaten to bring back corporal punishment so that the young ones would get their act together.
Sweet teacher goes viral for gentle classroom approach
A South African teacher amazed Mzansi with her gentle teaching approach. She reminded most of the lovely teacher who adopted Matilda in the movie of the same name, Ms Honey.
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The passionate teacher quieted a chaotic classroom without threatening to bring back corporal punishment or raise her voice at the learners. Instead, the 21st-century teacher threatened to give out homework to any noisemakers, and the class went silent.
She carried on filming her typical day in class, and a heartwarming moment of her apologising to one of her students after wrongfully accusing her of noisemaking in class touched Mzansi. Her green flags were floating all over the screen as Mzansi watched her clip.
She shared the clip with the caption:
“I think they experience a severe reaction when asked to sit on the chair hence my desk is always surrounded."
Watch the video below:
Mzansi praise teacher resembling Ms Honey on Matilda
Briefly News spoke to a grade four teacher, Nangamso Gqeba AKA Teacher Dinosaur, to chat about how she handles a chaotic classroom:
“Children are a product of the environment that they spend most of their time in. A lot of the chaos that happens in a classroom is not as a result of bad behaviour but a mirroring of what they have seen in their communities. What helps me is kind of being empathetic and understanding their behaviour and the way they communicate.”
Gqeba understands that dealing with a child’s emotional state is what works for her in order to achieve a safe learning space.
The gentle teacher touched many hearts with her gentle teaching approach and opened a safe portal for others to comment on her style of teaching in the comments:
@Lulie630 was amazed by the healthy environment:
"You apologize??? wow that's amazing."
@Yo’ praised the sweet teacher:
"Teaching needs this kind of patience. you’re such a natural."
@siyabongantombel5 shared:
"Asking for permission to eat at your class, yey in our times you would surprisingly smell and see the teacher chewing."
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Briefly News also reported that a group of students came together to surprise their favourite teacher on his special day. The class saved up for decorations, cakes and snacks. The appreciative also prepared lengthy speeches to show their love and gratitude.
Netizens were melted by the sweet moment and left cute messages in the comments.
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