“Those Kids Are Safe With Her”: Teacher Recognises All Her Learners by Voice, SA Impressed

“Those Kids Are Safe With Her”: Teacher Recognises All Her Learners by Voice, SA Impressed

  • A primary school teacher had her learners standing in a row while calling out their names without looking at them and pronouncing them perfectly
  • The video, shared on Facebook, was part of a viral online challenge that shows how well educators know their learners
  • Social media users flooded the comment section, expressing how much they enjoyed watching the clip, with some saying teaching was the woman's calling

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Facebook users were impressed by the teacher's pronunciation of African names
A teacher called out all her learners' names, warming hearts online. Image: Josblog
Source: Facebook

A wholesome classroom moment had the internet in its feels after a teacher showed how well she knew her kids.

The heartwarming clip was shared on Facebook by Josblog, attracting massive views and over a thousand comments from social media users who sang the teacher's praise.

The teacher calls out learners' names

The teacher is tasked with identifying each learner's voice as they say 'Good morning' from behind her. Without turning around, she listens as learners recite the same greeting and flawlessly recognises each child. The classroom erupts in cheers every time she gets a voice right, reflecting the fun and excitement of the challenge.

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The kids are comfortable and connected with her, celebrating her success with happy reactions. After she calls the last one, the whole class celebrates with a loud cheer.

Watch the Facebook video here:

SA loves the teacher

Social media users flooded the comment section, sharing how much they loved the video. Many praised the educator for forming a strong bond with her learners, calling her the teacher of the year. Some said such memories would stay in the learners' minds for as long as they lived. Others were impressed with the teacher's pronunciation of the names of African learners.

Social media users flooded the comment section showing the teacher love
A social media account had many people touched by a cute video of a teacher and her learners. Image: Josblog
Source: Facebook

User @Matilda Iyamede Johnston Peters said:

"Oh! This shows how you are into the kids, you really know their voices. Thanks for all you do."

User @Ibekwe Chinwe commented:

"I love this, I was so scared cos it's risky. If you dare miss any name, they will not understand like adults will. Well ✔️ 👍 👌, I am happy that all of them felt important."

User @Juliet Ginika Madubuike added:

"I'm a teacher in the church for about 50 kids, when there's a power outage and everywhere is dark, and a child makes noise when I say be calm. Already know who made the noise just with the noise."

User @Alek Atem Biar

"She doesn’t even think their voices, she hears and knows them❤️❤️❤️ that’s mama there. All those kids are safe with her❤️."

User @Sabrina J. Bangura said:

"Don’t forget she said all their names correctly! So yes, we can all learn to pronounce different names! She’s a rockstar of a teacher!!! Those kids adore her!"

User @Lucille Ayorinde added:

"Teaching is a calling."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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