“The Kids Are Lucky”: Video of a Joburg Teacher Bringing Out Killer Moves in School Goes Viral
- A Johannesburg teacher caught everyone's attention when she started dancing at a school event
- The viral video gained over 236,000 reactions and 1,800 comments, with viewers praising her energy and connection with students
- Many people commented that teachers today are more fun and relatable than in previous generations
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A Johannesburg teacher has become an internet sensation after her incredible dance moves at a school event left students and social media users completely amazed.
Digital creator @Thick Dudle was caught on camera dancing during what appears to be a school function, with chairs set up outside and students gathered around to watch.
The moment she started moving, students jumped up from their seats to get a better view. Many began cheering loudly while others quickly grabbed their phones to record her impressive performance. The energy was electric as the teacher completely owned the moment with her killer dance moves.
The video, shared in early August, has gone absolutely viral with over 236,000 reactions, 1,800 comments, and 500 shares. Viewers couldn't get enough of seeing such a fun and energetic educator connecting with her students in such a natural way.
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What makes this teacher's viral moment so special is how it shows the power of authentic connection between educators and students. By showing her personality and having fun, she created an environment where students felt excited and engaged.
Modern teachers who can relate to their students often see better classroom participation and stronger relationships. When students feel comfortable with their educators, they're more likely to ask questions, participate in discussions, and stay motivated to learn.
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Social media celebrates the fun educator
The comments section was filled with people praising the teacher's energy and wishing they had similar educators:
@Nompe Ramotselisi cheered:
"The cheering is beyond🔥❤️you are loved!"
@MommaBee Mokhele wished:
"Had we attended the same high school together, we were going to be besties, keu rataaaaa😍❤️🌹"
@Blackness Bohlatse gushed:
"If there is a person out there who dislikes or hates Dudle, they are purely just evil-spirited because how do you not love such a beautiful soul 🤣🥹♥️"
@Sinawo Paige Malangeni said:
"I'd come to school every day 🤞🏾🫶🏾🥰"
@Nozipho Shange compared:
"Our teachers were not like this!"
@Dipuo Queen Dee Modise laughed:
"😂😂😂I screamed so bad that you'll fall there after nailing this dance. It seems I'm the only 1 in a country who can't even move, mcm!"
@Nkhensani Tanya Maluleke agreed:
"The kids have the coolest teacher🙌"
Why good teachers make lasting impacts
According to the National University, good teachers possess qualities like strong communication skills, empathy, and a passion for lifelong learning. These traits create positive classroom environments that help students succeed and develop a genuine love for learning.
Research shows that effective teachers share certain universal characteristics, including the ability to listen actively to students, colleagues, and parents. They also demonstrate adaptability, creativity, and patience, all essential for meeting different students' needs and learning styles.
Teachers who show engagement and enthusiasm in their material inspire the same passion in their students. When educators demonstrate authentic excitement about learning, it becomes infectious and motivates students to participate more actively in their education.
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