SA Teacher Moved to Tears as Pupils Surprise Her With Baby Shower in Heartwarming Video
- One educator was surprised by her students, who threw her a baby shower, which left her in tears
- The TikTok video gained massive traction on social media, gathering loads of views along with thousands of likes and comments
- People were in awe of the sweet moment as they flooded the comments section with heartwarming messages
- Briefly, News spoke to lay counsellor and emotional support expert Astrid Diaries, who shared why teachers need to have good relationships with their pupils and how educators can cultivate healthy relationships with their students
In a video making rounds online, an educator in Mzansi and her pupils left South Africans with warm and fuzzy feelings.
Teacher's baby shower thrown by pupils leaves SA in awe
Ama2ks are a different breed, and these students have proved that. The footage shared by TikTok user @nanakibi1.com3 shows the woman being escorted by one of the learners from her class. As she entered, she was welcomed by the pupils, who cheered her on.
The place was well-decorated, and the students' grand gestures surprised the teacher. The clip went viral online, touching social media users and leaving them in awe of the sweet moment. It clocked many views along with thousands of likes and comments.
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How to build strong teacher-student relationships
While speaking to Briefly News, lay counsellor and emotional support expert Astrid Diaries discussed the importance of teachers having good relationships with their pupils and how educators can cultivate healthy relationships with their students.
"As both a counsellor and teacher, I believe that cultivating a solid working relationship in the classroom is one of the most effective ways to foster a supportive and motivating environment. Astrid said that when learners feel valued, they gain the confidence to engage and excel, while teachers feel empowered to improve the classroom experience continuously."
The lay counsellor and emotional support expert shared how she had encountered situations where specific learners were "disengaged." Despite every effort, "maintaining empathy and compassion became challenging, and in those moments, I remind myself that everyone is navigating challenges we may not see," she added.
Astrid shared the following tips on how to cultivate healthy relationships with their students:
"Creating a positive rapport profoundly impacts learners’ progress and self-assurance. When they feel supported, they’re more motivated to take risks, make mistakes, and learn from them. In my experience, learners seeking counselling find a safe space to express themselves, knowing they have room to grow and develop fully."
Mzansi is in awe of the pupils's grand gesture
The learners touched South Africans as they flooded the comments section to praise their good deeds.
Phindile Khoza Mabon said:
"One thing about ama 2k, they’ll treat you how you treat them. Keep up the good work, Ma'am. You’re doing the Lord's work."
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Dea.themis wrote:
"This is cute. We also did this for one of my former high school teachers ka Grade nine. Yoh the tears she cried!"
Nonhlanhla Maphumulo expressed:
"This is what happens when you treat people with kindness and respect. It's given back to you tenfold."
Nikitta Mkhize commented:
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Briefly News previously reported that a loving teacher who had a birthday was surprised by her pupils, who loved her dearly. In a TikTok video uploaded by @lyle.2hard, the learners are in class.
Two pupils pretended to be in a brawl while the rest of the class made the loudest noise, pretending that the fight between the two was severe.
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Source: Briefly News