Nominate Him for Award: Reactions as Teacher Carries Special Needs Student During Sports Activities
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Nominate Him for Award: Reactions as Teacher Carries Special Needs Student During Sports Activities

  • Many people have praised a young teacher who took good care of his disabled student during their extracurricular activities
  • The teacher carried the boy as he skipped and went through other sports regimens to make him feel loved
  • Social media said that the smile on the boy's face during the period was full of gratitude to the teacher

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A video has shown a young teacher making sure that his special needs student, Heitor, is loved, without having a feeling of being left out.

During their sports session, the man carried the kid in his arms as he skipped, giving him the feeling that he is doing it all by himself.

The teacher skipped with the boy.
Many people praised the teacher's effort. Photo source: @geansampaiio
Source: Instagram

What a wonderful teacher

He carried the boy all through different activities that his contemporaries who are fitter did by themselves.

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At a point during the video, he rolled Heitor on a mat to heighten his excitement. Many people have praised him.

Watch the video below:

At the time of writing this report, the video has over 7,000 comments with more than half a million likes.

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

maricrisdangond said:

"The little boy's smile at the end...says it all!! God bless Mr Sampaio!!"

fozziefotos said:

"Definitely a candidate for Teacher of the Year award!"

pottymouthmama said:

"I’m not crying, you’re crying. What an incredible teacher."

uh_lexis said:

"His momma must feel so blessed to have someone care for her child that much."

susiemt19 said:

"Bless him! Disabled kids want to play and have fun. Just like every other child!"

laurajsky said:

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“Coolest teacher”: Video of a young man busting a move in front of teacher Wwarms Mzansi

Meanwhile, Briefly News earlier reported that another South African school kid is becoming an internet sensation for his dance moves. The young pupil decided to bust a move in front of her teacher.

Dancing to Tay Money’s Bussin song, the young guy seems to have fun and suggests he might be the most annoying student in his class. The 28-year-old American rapper may not be a hit in Mzansi but it seems the teacher is slowly falling in love with her.

Looking at the clip, the teacher is seen sitting down on her desk and eventually laughs at the boy and the funny viral clip on TikTok is receiving the necessary attention it deserves.

Source: Briefly News

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