Female Teacher Welcomes Students to Class With Personalised Greetings, TikTok Video Warms People’s Hearts

Female Teacher Welcomes Students to Class With Personalised Greetings, TikTok Video Warms People’s Hearts

  • A heartwarming video shows a female school teacher having a fun time with her pupils as they arrive at school
  • In the video, each kid was asked to choose between a hug, dance, and other forms of exchanging pleasantries
  • The children were so intelligent and excited as they chose their preferred method of greeting their teacher

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A teacher has been hailed online over her sweet manner of relating with and welcoming her children to school.

The school children were expected to choose a hug, dance, high five, or a butterfly move as they arrived.

Teacher welcomes pupils in grand style
Teacher welcomes pupils in grand style. Photo Credit: @kissy_dancan
Source: UGC

In the video, the pupils moved happily, one after the other, to greet their teacher with their preferred method.

The video attracted so many reactions from netizens who admired how intelligent and witty the children were.

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However, some people were more fascinated by the fact that most male pupils chose to hug their teacher.

Social media reactions

@Monnie said:

"Boys with hugs."

@ummu najma commented:

"Kids are very smart mashallah with their beautiful teacher."

@Chocolate added:

"Who else realises boys with hugs anyway they're so smart."

@wangari wrote:

"You are an amazing teacher."

@bellemillan5 reacted:

"Adorable."

@naseriangladys1 said:

"And I completed my primary school education without even shaking my teachers hand."

@Ella Kats 256 said:

"Nice teacher the dance for me."

@nanyangemiriam wrote:

"Thanks teacher for loving your children feel like hugging you also."

@mirembe 8113 added:

"It motivates them; thanks dear teacher."

@essy commented:

"The hugs for me."

@dianadaniel373 wrote:

"Boys with hugs, this is hilarious."

@Upendo reacted:

"I like it so much."

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Briefly News reported that people were amazed at this tutor's creative teaching method. The young teacher in the video used her student's love for dance in the learning process.

Online users were in awe of the educator who made her kids feel free. The students were eagerly participating in the class activity.

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