South African Male Teacher and 2 Students Deliver Energetic TikTok Dance Video: Mzansi Hollas With Excitement

South African Male Teacher and 2 Students Deliver Energetic TikTok Dance Video: Mzansi Hollas With Excitement

  • This awesome teacher and his two students delivered a fire performance on TikTok
  • TikTok user @solohnkosie shared a video of him and two students dancing in class
  • People clapped for the teacher as they can see the positive impact this is having on the kids

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This male Mzansi teacher has hearts bursting with the way he interacts with his students. Seeing a teacher put so much time and effort into making learning fun and exciting is inspiring.

Teacher and students dancing
This teacher has people impressed by the time and effort he puts into making learning fun. Image: TikTok / @solohnkosie
Source: TikTok

Dance challenges are becoming more and more common in schools. Teachers, and even principals, are getting involved, and peeps love it.

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TikTok user @solohnkosie shared a dance challenge video he recorded with two students, and it is awesome. The two kids know how to groove, and they understood the assignment.

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Seeing the pure confidence these kids had even had their teacher smiling out of surprise. Take a look:

Mzansi citizens hype the teacher and students in the comment section

This type of content gets Mzansi peeps going! They love seeing kids having fun and teachers taking time to connect.

Read some of the hype:

achumz6 shared:

“now I see why our kids don't failschool is the happiest place than home ”

Bucie said:

“I'm here for the gal”

Michalè_Evanii asked:

“Which school is this asking for our future kids ♂️”

user9538164750581 said:

“These kids are very fortunate to have a teacher like you, and they won't mind coming to school every day”

kelebogile lecholo loves it:

“Very motivating school should be fun!!!”

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Teacher explains what it means to him to help children love learning

Briefly News got in contact with Mr Nkosikhona Maphanga to find out why he does what he does and how he feels it impacts students. This is what he said:

"Firstly, as a teacher, sometimes you need to put yourself in the platform of your kids. Find the thing that they enjoy the most, especially talents and skills and encourage them to also not give up on those things. We do a lot of games, including soccer and many more, and are essential for healthy development and finding solutions to problems. Moreover, I think other teachers should also be taught about the importance of these activities and the atmosphere they create in the classroom at large."

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She filmed four educators in the school corridors and classrooms who smashed the amapiano dance moves for her TikTok account.

The learner, who studies at Uitsig High in Centurion, Pretoria, uploaded the funny video to her account @jessica_radebe and at 139.8k views, it is by far her most viewed post.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.