Times When Students Realized They Have Absolutely Awesome Teachers

Times When Students Realized They Have Absolutely Awesome Teachers
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[@imashmenge7981]

Teachers aren’t movie stars. They’re not billionaire oligarchs and certainly not zillionaire athletes. But the effect that just one can have on the future is more than all the others put together.

[@jouska9819]

Fr

[@wispern4607]

Mhm

[@matichagak548]

Ikr. Especially elementary. The kids' brains are so maleable that whatever they say the kids will retain and apply on the future

[@Habitt5253]

They are heroes tho.

[@danabuck6461]

And 3:34...what the hell does not having proper shoes have to do with being able to graduate?! Not every student has a great home life. Kudos to that teacher!

[@lifeontheledgerlines8394]

Yeah, that confused me, sounds like a bs policy. Kudos to that teacher indeed

[@hellyhellhound]

it was probably not about the shoes at all. whoever told him he couldn't graduate bc of that was probably being racist and making excuses

[@JCQueenofHearts]

My highschool had the same policy. There were several instances of teachers giving their shoes to students so they'd be able to walk graduation

[@theaterkid06]

There's a dress code

[@hellyhellhound]

@@theaterkid06 yeah but just having the wrong shoes means you can't graduate? that's dumb

[@agirlwithaspoon6095]

And then my math teacher, when we got graduated and asked her "Will you miss us?" She answered "well, I mean, I got many students so..."

[@sherriouellette8832]

My students ask me that often. I teach seniors. I always tell them I’ll miss them, but I’m happy they are moving on to the next phase of their lives. They come to high school with the purpose of leaving, and I’m excited for them to move on. I’m sorry your teacher didn’t express very well the connection a teacher has with students

[@baggins4354]

I had an ancient history professor in college who wrote the textbook used in one of the classes. He told us if we wanted to be a suck up to go ahead and buy it, but that he would tell us what we needed to know, so it wasn't necessary. He taught every class off the top of his head with no notes or references, and he always left us hanging with a minor "cliff hanger" so we would want to come back to class. First day of class he said the safest thing to call our instructors was professor because if we said "Mister/Miss" the Phds would be insulted and if we called them all "Doctor" the non-doctors would think we were a55 kissers. He added the ladies could call him Wade Baby, or Dr Hunk. He gave every class a Legion number in case he ever decided to take over the world he would call up his legions to fight. He was one of the most popular professors in the university. Never took himself too seriously like some did. I had a Statics professor in the Engineering department who didn't like students asking for help. It was 40 years ago and I still remember what he said. "I don't understand you kids. When I was in school I couldn't wait for the professor to shut up so I could go back to my dorm and work on the problems assigned." He flunked so many and told us the first day that if we dropped, or failed the class "do not sign up for my class again, take the class under another instructor." Then there was the math professor who smeared the penciled in grades with his finger and your final grade was based on his opinion of you and the work you did, not your scores.

[@JesusChrist-mu3lr]

The legion numbers! I wish I had a teacher like that

[@LokisMinx37]

Dam did he happen to have a tardis! All jokes aside this teacher sounds awesome 👌

[@ElmKyh]

God, if only my teachers were like that. I once had a super strict *ART* teacher!

[@pineapple_of_doom4646]

I ruined the 222 likes- but I had to, this comment was too Wholesome-

[@User2.o]

👏

[@mildredquinones924]

3:50 An update: when this got on the news in Mexico and on the Spanish channels in the US, people raised money to help create a portable classroom in a small moving truck. She was so surprised when the people who made it happen dropped it at her house...which came with all the supplies she needed for her students and that the classroom can seat up to 4 students. Where education is the key to the future, people will think WAY out of the box to make it happen.

[@Lex02615]

Kinda long but hear me out. There was this one time in college when I almost got expelled due to an offense. At the time even before the incident happenned, my mental health was at it’s worst. I’m suicidal, I had some quarrel with my friends, I can’t meet my requirements on time, my family can barely make ends meet and I was away from them,I was a whole mess. There’s this one professor who was always strict but very caring to her students and she always showed her trust in me. She always believed in my capabilities. Before the professors’ pass a final verdict on what punishment I will get for my offense, she called me to her room after she talked to some of my friends who also got involved in an incident. After they went out, she closed the door and started crying and asked “WHY DIDN’T YOU TELL ME THAT YOU’RE GOING THROUGH THIS?” YOU COULD’VE MESSAGED ME AND I WOULD HAVE BEEN THERE FOR YOU.” I lost all my emotions prior to that meeting but I cried like hell after hearing that. I was afraid because I thought I disappointed her but she never showed that. Maybe she was just sad that I forgot that she was always an option to run towards when things got tough. Just to see and hear someone crying that much for you even though you’re not related, My parents didn’t even did that and my mom was actually mad at me for the offense but this professor showed me how much she cares. I will never forget that and she will forever be my most favorite mentor in life. She inspired me to always strive to be better as she said “When you reach rock bottom, there’s no way but up.” And man did that stick through me.

[@bonniethebunny6455]

Just a quick question (you don't have to answer if you don't want to): What was the offense you did at that time?

[@ersingokmen7874]

8:22 as a teacher, that one got me cry my eyes out

[@alexverni]

The one about the nb (non binary) student and the whole ya boi thing made me super happy because everyone deserves a teacher that actually asks and makes you feel welcome in a classroom space. Affirmation is incredibly important to well-being and to helping get work done, kids can’t work if they’re being invalidated, I know that from personal experience I had a teacher who did not treat me well because of who I am and so I ended up just skipping his class until he got out on leave when i and others spoke out.

[@alexverni]

Reminder that people don’t choose their gender it is something they were born as, our brain differs from our body, this is how trans works. We don’t wake up one day and choose our gender. If I was forced to be seen as my birth gender any more I would be dead :)

[@Meerkat2112]

@@alexverni oh boo hoo how would you be dead if you were seen as something that you ARE? You explaining how trans works make no sense and is stuff that is made up. You think like your gender. 🤦‍♂️ a

[@viventured]

@@Meerkat2112 No, you can't choose your gender, but you can choose what you go by. What I mean is that you cannot control that you feel most aligned with a specific gender, but whether or not you choose to go by that gender's pronouns is your choice. And besides, do you really think that everyone should just leap out of the womb as a boy or girl or intersex baby and just accept who they are? like no their birth gender is out of their control; they cannot choose it, hence every reason to question it. whether or not you align with that gender is not your choice. And transgenderism is mostly caused by biological structures present at birth, so do you really think you can control that? no you cant. As a masc non-binary who was assigned female at birth, just stfu okay 💀

[@_looks6908]

@@Meerkat2112 not sure what exactly you are implying, but i'll still explain: gender is a social construct, you label yourself depending on what you feel. I do not have too much knowledge in that field. But although you cannot choose your gender, you CAN choose what you want to label yourself as (usually man, woman or non binary) and your pronouns of preference. Sorry if I'm mistaken about anything

[@Meerkat2112]

@Ikerrad doesn’t help that people like you support this fantasy crap.

[@mili4725]

I'm changing schools this month. I've studied here in my current school for the past 13 years. Every corner , every individual of this school is so dear to me. When my teachers heard about me leaving, they were really upset. Our principal came up to me yesterday and told me , " don't forget us " , I smiled and said " never " i didn't really have the ability to say more. Seeing this things make me realise how close I am to adulthood. In two years time I'll be leaving school forever and honestly, if you're a NEET aspirant in India you'd know that class 10 is pretty much the end of your school life. I dunno I'm just incredibly sad. I really don't want to grow up this fast , it's just too overwhelming at times. I wish I could re do the past 2 years , i wish I got to be in school instead of stupid online classes

[@spectorcsm]

This video absolutely made my day, I love hearing about wholesome teacher/student interactions and this video is an absolute gem, I almost cried at some of them And if you're a teacher and reading this, I hope you too can make a great impression on your students, good luck to you!

[@Mreaow]

3:37 I can confirm this is true, when I was in kindergarten and it was graduation day I won a big pack of markers for being the most artistic person in the class and after that I always checked out the “how to draw” books in the school library, i spent my recess drawing when it rained and I watched how to get better at art youtube videos on my family computer everyday. I don’t plan on getting an art related job but I’m glad she introduced me to a way to express myself, even if it has gotten me in trouble a few times.

[@DIVIN4TI0NS]

I had a teacher who once got me Whataburger for lunch. She even got me one of those things where it's an animal or sum and you got to paint it :')

[@daisdoll]

Whataburger is so good

[@DIVIN4TI0NS]

@@daisdoll it is

[@namjoonsbitch8943]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. TEACHERS DON’T GET PAID ENOUGH!!! They may have a “basic job” to those who work in hospitals or other places like that but they shape our future, our children. I’ve had teachers how talked me out of committing suicide! 15 year-old me never believed that I’d make it to 18 but here I am celebrating my 21st birthday! Thank you Mr. Holcomb, Ms. Davis, deputy Sully, the librarians, Mr. Spaz and all those adults who helped me believe that tomorrow IS worth the fight. You will always have a place in my heart 🖤

[@DajanaDarling]

Most stories here are wholesome. But I’m sceptical about the ones about teachers who are teaching from their hospital bed. It’s probably not cause they want to. I’m assuming they’re from the U.S. and have to teach or they won’t get paid, let alone be able to pay for their hospital bills 😔

[@navreetkaursidhu5042]

The sign language teacher, that's what queens look like irl.

[@NatRomanoff58]

Some of these were so wholesome I almost cried. These teachers are amazing. It's wonderful to see people like this positively impacting the lives of those around them. ❤️

[@maryarrington7307]

I love when teachers go above and beyond. I've had several that did that, but one that really stood up for me was when I wanted to go to a formal dance, but couldn't afford to buy a fancy dress. So she told me where I could get formal dress material cheaply, then helped me design and make the dress...All from scratch, and no pattern! Later, there was a semi formal dance, so she helped me cut it to tea length, and we changed the sleeves and neckline. She did all the designing and cutting, and I did the sewing. Knowing I was a bit shy, she invited me to model my dress in the school fashion show. I also had two little neighbor girls model the swimsuits I made for them.

[@poesessed_8934]

My upper-level economics professor used a class survey to illustrate a key concept for us- would you rather have coffee in three weeks or coffee and donuts last day of class. And behold, the mad lad actually brought us coffee and donuts on the last day of class. I also emailed him one time asking if I could leave class five minutes early to get to an exam on the other side of campus, and his response was "Nah, just skip class so you can use the time to study. Good luck on your test!". And that same last day of class, he spontaneously asked me what my post-college plans were, and then invited me down to his office for about 30 minutes of private mentoring on how the machine learning code works when analyzing resumes, how to format the proper resume, which websites to sign up for to find jobs, etc. and gave me a link to a special website he uses that checks your resume for you to make sure it's done right. Even told me if I follow him on LinkedIn he could give me a bunch of contacts from data analysis companies (my dream job.) This guy really knows how to teach properly.

[@beefairy8620]

This. This is who I want to be. This is why I’m going to become a teacher

[@renanyctea1247]

You’ll be amazing

[@blackswan9355]

All the very best 👍...you'll do great Im sure .

[@Alicia-zf3nq]

Some of these teachers almost made me cry. I had some caring teachers in high school that treated us like their own family because they probably noticed that some students including me needed a safe place. I'm still in contact with some of them today and they're some of the most meaningful friendships I have. I've also been lucky to have some very caring professors in university who treated me like their kid when I was having a very hard time. I will forever hold my little academic family in my heart

[@JesusChrist-mu3lr]

I was 15 minutes late for geography because my boyfriend was having a big panic attack (we're in separate groups) so I calmed him down, made sure he's okay and walked him to his class. My teacher was real mad at first, but I explained everything to her during the break and said that it's okay :D

[@anglerfish5763]

Dude, that’s really cool of you. You did good hun.

[@JesusChrist-mu3lr]

@@anglerfish5763 thank you a lot. I know he'd do the same for me :)

[@eleeuroandoro3041]

Never knew Jesus attended geography

[@BigSmokeRailfanning]

@@eleeuroandoro3041 Jesus was there to teach the geography of heaven and hell I believe 😆.

[@sunnyscott4876]

I'm surprised that someone didn't try to have the teacher who wore the anatomically correct body suit fired for being too graphic 😳.

[@stafey7659]

Why would they? If you look at 1:16, it’s not really graphic. I get people are ridiculous, but that’s a loss waiting to happen for Karen.

[@hellyhellhound]

she's trying to teach anatomy, anatomy is graphic.

[@sunnyscott4876]

@@hellyhellhound But it's all over her body and someone would find that offensive...

[@hellyhellhound]

@@sunnyscott4876 how would it be offensive? if she's okay with it being on her, wouldn't that be enough? like how would her wearing it be offensive to someone else?

[@sunnyscott4876]

@@hellyhellhound I said SOMEONE would find a way to make it offensive. Too graphic, too real idk. People can be offended if you look at them sideways now, let alone remind them that you have a large colon in your body... 💩💩💩💩💩

[@rebeccab7662]

I really love this stuff about teachers, I want to be a teacher myself and it makes me want to be as good and memorable as them 🤗

[@blackswan9355]

Thanks a lot to all the teachers for their hard work , patience, kindness and creativity to make us understand in every way possible ....the influence of a good teacher can never be erased , their inspirational lines are like footprints that have been etched in our hearts and minds forever 💜

[@Kinokoumori]

When I was being relentlessly bullied in elementary school to the point that I developed bipolar depression and still to this day have PTSD about it, not a whole lot of the other teachers really did anything. Except one. He was a no-nonsense teacher who I never got the honor of having a class with. All the kids were scared of him... except me, because he treated me like his own daughter. One time a kid was harassing me in the recess line and this amazing teacher literally yanked the kid out of line and started chewing him out, loudly, in front of the whole class, even though he wasn't even our teacher he just happened to walk by and see it and he intervened when no one else would. He was my hero, and I hope that wherever you are Mr. Petite, you're doing well and just know that Sam still admires you!

[@RowanArk]

Our maths teacher once bought the whole class pizza, it was great

[@PowellPhD]

And then used it to teach fractions, or calculating the area of a circle, or something like that? That would have been cool.

[@ElmKyh]

You guys get stuff? In my school its the students who have to bring the stuff, even during special events.

[@alisonrose6630]

@@ElmKyh atleast your school allows you to bring stuff, in my school one of my friends bought cake on her birthday for the entire class and our teacher, she is now expelled for that. Like bro what??? for bringing cake, on YOUR BIRTHDAY, and on top of all of it SHE GOT EXPELLED ON HER BIRTHDAY. She didnt even know it wasnt allowed till after she got expelled and not even suspended.

[@ElmKyh]

@@alisonrose6630 that's awful And btw while my school does let us bring any kind of food, what I meant was food for special events IN the school, like our last school year days or christmas (we could bring cake for bdays too I think). I'm sorry to hear about what happened to your friend 😢

[@noelsmith3367]

A person I know went to a good college. There was a teacher who asked the class their preferred pronouns. When it was his turn, he said "your majesty". For the rest of the year, his professor Called him your majesty.

[@kyledenzel4114]

Covid closing school brought one good thing. Showed us true heros and who was the amazing teachers, who were willing to do anything to help student do great and showed what teachers dont care and just going though motions. My senoir year of high school i had few teachers that wouldnt even do zoom class and just gave us homework to do that was super easy not even test sometimes. Then had teachers who held zoom meeting everday and would hold extra zoom meeting after school for help and stayed on after class was over for any last questions.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

One of my professors maintained the tradition of addressing the student with the lowest current grade as "Dum Bass." He only suspended the tradition if everyone maintained a B or above.

[@muriel5826]

That is horrible

[@Initiallyleo]

Sounds like a pretty terrible professor to a) regularly insult a student and b) do it in a way that lets the rest of the class know who is doing the worst academically.

[@MoonLaden]

_I can’t find a better way to push my students to finally commit suicide!_ But seriously though, this has very bad effects; 1)Constantly insult the student 2)Without saying directly, reveal their academic score. 3) prone them to receive even more insults and get belittled by their peers. 4)Demotivate them and discourage them. 5)Be exceptionally toxic 6) Have an unhealthy relationship with their students. Although for 1),2),5) and 6) I haven’t written the effects. This is because that will be too long. Anyway, this was a great way of your teacher to belittle and discourage students. _And this is/can be the result for mentally fit students._ What happens when a student who is going through hard times in their private life comes across this? I cannot bear such a thought.

[@RemusKingOfRome]

proper education is important for society to move forward, and many teachers are the unsung heroes.

[@challengingarmadillo8472]

My favorite teacher will always remain my fifth grade teacher. She was great. While all the other teachers were telling their kids to be serious because we were going into middle school next year, our teacher did weekly story times where we sat on the carpet and she either talked with us or read a book of our choosing. She’s a huge bookworm, so I got her this book that I really liked and she liked it so much she introduced the book to the class and because she did that a lot of other kids got the book and started talking to me about it (I didn’t have a lot of friends back then). She always came to class with her hair dyed and a funky graphic shirt with some cute pun or a comic. When the colors in her hair faded, she’d ask us what color we wanted it and she’d get it. She also had this awesome bottle that read as “student’s tears”. I remember I liked her so much that I invited her to one of my plays and she actually showed up with a bouquet for me and her son who said he really enjoyed the show. She was also my first introduction to the LGBTQ community during one of our story times because she told us about her friend who was both a “Juan” and a “Maria”. Most of us were confused because none of us understood the concept of transgender, much less genderfluid. But she explained it to us and answered all our questions and encouraged us to learn more which prompted some kids to admit certain things they used to think were weird about them (boys liking skirts and makeup or kids crushing on the same gender) and now knew was perfectly normal. She also had this snack cabinet for recess for kids who didn’t bring snacks. It technically was against the rules as we weren’t supposed to have food in class, but she did it anyways because she kept seeing kids go to recess without snack and sometimes even lunch. She looked out for all of us like her own children and still keeps in contact with her students years after they graduated and will visit them for occasions. It’s awesome, she’s awesome, and it would take a miracle for any other teacher to top her.

[@mallow6413]

At 8:16 that drawing is amazing and with an expo she should be an artist

[@adidi7789]

Yes it's amazing but I kept thinking "they probably wore out the marker, isn't that school property that they wasted?"

[@iexist4368]

4:40 Ok, but the male teachers who wore skirts to school after one of their students got expelled over it have gained my respect. The school was just, UGH I CAN'T DESCRIBE MY HATRED IN WORDS- but if I was the student who got expelled for something so stupid I'd be really proud of the teachers.

[@jamsfactoryfreejamsforjimin]

My 9th grade class teacher and social studies teacher was really cool , we were the most troublesome class at that time and every 5-7 days we were present at the principal's office that even principal was sick of us but after 10th grade many students left school and some stayed , I'm one of them who stayed and now we are passing our 12 in few days so she texted in our 9th class group chat which some of us still had , that she loves us and she gonna miss us despite the troubles we made for her ,, she made us all cry that day with her, she is such a lovely teacher 🥺

[@anthonyburke5656]

As a rule, I hate Teachers, they made my life miserable and I can honestly say I only remember one Teachers name, the only good Teacher I had, but perhaps I was just unlucky. By the way, I went back to High School aged 26, I now have 2 graduate degrees, 2 Masters and a PhD.

[@sherriouellette8832]

I’m sorry you had such a bad experience with your teachers.

[@kittygirlrachel]

I've had a mixed bag for teachers. I've had some really nice ones, like my 6th grade math and english teachers (those two were amazing, but one of them switched to a different school, while the other was fired, alongside my other favorite teacher) for my worst teachers? lol, Second grade teacher basically taught us absolutely nothing and actually tried to scare the students several times. and fourth/fifth grade teacher? had that one for 2 years! She tried to force me to hold a pencil the way she thinks is "correct" just because I hold my pencils slightly differently (NOT EVEN NOTICABLE IF I DIDN'T MENTION IT), due to the fact that I have loose ligaments and am double jointed in my fingers, the way I hold pencils is the easiest way for me to hold them without killing the paper.

[@IDKwhyimhere675]

4:07 my old French teacher had a couple of small whiteboards on the wall. Each one would have the classes name on it And every time someone would either need to go to the Toilet or had forgoten there pen/book if they asked for a replacement for the day or asked to go to the toilet in French she’d put a tally mark on the whiteboard for that class If the class ended up getting 100 by the end of the year she’d buy us cake. It was fun to joke about with friends cause we say stuff like if we all purposely leave stuff behind for one day then we’d get at least 25 tally marks We’d never actually do it but the teacher thought it was funny to see all her students joke about like that despite some of them not being close friends My maths teacher know how uncomfortable I feel when surrounded by a lot of kids and prefer sitting on my own in class so whenever he has to change the seating plan he always either gives me my own desk(we have desks for 2 per table) or puts me on the end of a long desk(a couple of tables out together) I’m glad he does that

[@suchendelokidottir5673]

Just to give you an idea of what some of my teachers meant to me, I'm an aspiring author. My fictional world has two rival magic universities. Each University is named after two of my favorite teachers

[@multiplefandoms3164]

😁

[@Alicia-zf3nq]

I love that! I've based characters in my stories on my favourite teachers. My mentor at uni reminded me of a wise but slightly confused wizard and I'm definitely planning to put him in a fantasy story with a wise wizard guide.

[@alexisbutler5650]

I had a math teacher who never laughed. He only laughed 3 times the entire year. One time was over a grape, the other was over a pencil, and the third time he saw my face mind u I wasn’t making a weird face. This same teacher would throw pencils and other things at us. He was everybody’s favorite teacher and he never understood why because he hated us so much.

[@danabuck6461]

Maybe if more people spent time doing similar things like these teachers, instead of complaining that not everyone has the same opinion, this would be a happier nation.

[@xbrandi12345x]

0:37 is sad. I am straight and God fearing but if I had kids and one of them came out to me, I couldn't imagine cutting ties with my kids for any reason, especially for something that couldn't have been easy for them to tell me to begin with. Even though it might not be for me and I might not fully understand or completely agree with it, I can only imagine how hard it must be for someone to struggle with homosexuality or with telling their family. I couldn't imagine my kid finding the courage to tell me only to have me disown then and leave them alone, especially on the holidays. That is a crappy parent regardless of their religion imo. If you are a parent that has cut ties with your kids for this reason, smarten up. Get over yourself. It's not about you so stop acting like it is. Go pick up the phone and make it right whether you are okay with their choices or not. Life is short. You or your kid could be gone from this world tomorrow so stop wasting time. Have a relationship with them while you still can.

[@Sunny-ii3rz]

11:50 The message about encouraging kids helping them discover their potential and self esteem was posted on Oct. 29, which is Bob Ross's birthday. I just thought it was fitting, because Bob Ross inspired me.

[@savannahpotts7284]

8:50: Imagine people that don't party reading that and STILL passing a test

[@miecaf]

The one at 7:58 was like my 4th grade teacher, she was always like "don't talk to me during independent work time unless there's a fire, there's someone who broke in the school, or Captain America comes in"

[@fierytigergaming8112]

My old PE teacher in school was always lenient with my health problems, due to having a scar prohibiting any contact sports and weaker muscles. Every time there was a contact lesson, I would be taken in to the fitness suite to either use the treadmills or the exercise bike while the others were doing the main exercises. His support helped me break out of my shell, and gave me the courage to try out new things which I wouldn't have done before then, even setting myself an exercise regime which I still follow about 6 years after leaving school. Even now that i've left education, he has still remained a confidant who I have been able to rely on due to how much I changed from his lessons

[@Tia-gy1ij]

I'm ... high-key... considering to change my career path to becoming a teacher. We need more amazing and kind teachers in this hard world... and I want to be that for people... Moreso then I want to become a forensic pathologist.

[@matichagak548]

This is amazing. It's so good to see teachers who love their job and do their best to carry it to the (good) extreme. Always coming up with more reasons to make us love them. 4:49 my hero academia fans. Assemble.

[@Goosey143]

0:32 i'm crying at how sweet this is

[@mrsprite399]

They're so sweet. Lucky students got such amazing teachers.

[@musk-eteer9898]

good teachers worth a lot, but bad ones make you pay forever.

[@trashyink2132]

I wrote my professor an email asking about the goslings at school because I didn't see them with a mom, and he wrote back with advice on what to do to get them to a wildlife rehab center

[@peristeronic5520]

I had a history teacher in freshmen year of high school who set up a really fun activity. We were learning about the Silk Road at the time, so our class got divided into groups and were setup at different ends of the classroom, forming a “trade route”. Then we were given different materials based on where we were on the route, and we had to trade with other groups to gain wealth, whilst not running out of food (she subtracted one food every 3-5ish minutes form each group). One of the most fun things I’ve done in school. That same teacher was also super nice and gave us monthly mental health checkers to see how we were and to help any students who needed it. I also had a math teacher in high school who taught us concepts through games. I was taking geometry, and when we were learning about transversals, she created a “dance dance transversal” game to get students engaged and help us memorize transversal information. Shoutout to all the creative teachers out there!!!

[@rickybuhl3176]

"Handle with Care"

[@aestheticvideos5543]

My teacher brought my class snacks and had a huge party on the day she left

[@SnailSnail622]

I'm a graphic designer, but I really wanted to be a teacher when I was a kid... This video reminded me why. 😭

[@markberman6708]

Beautiful to watch.

[@renanyctea1247]

7:24 as a Japanese myself, soo many people get the two countries confused. Like -greeting like 🙏 is not Japanese unless you’re about to eat or pray -kanji is used in Japan too but it’s not the same as in china -no we don’t eat dogs

[@siri1805]

I remember when my English teacher used to buy all the students attending public exams pens. She did that every year without fail.

[@bakabaka8235]

After the one about the student drinking Bud Light in 8 in the morning during class in the morning. I got an ad for Bud Light.

[@evanly3013]

My math teacher is about to have surgery on her knees, and then she is retiring. I can tell she was one of these people. We'll miss her.

[@theoclarke0809]

These teachers are too cool for school

[@dwrabauke]

7:44 the reading tooter was hilarious. XD

[@nvfury13]

That thumbnail instantly brought back a memory of one of my favorite Science teachers, who always referred to me as “Nick of the Vito clan”.

[@anandshakti1]

This was really lovely - thanks!

[@garybarnes4169]

Kudos to Professor Jones. 0:37

[@txkos]

Just, thank you....

[@t.h.8475]

My favorite teacher was Mrs. Farley. My kindergarten teacher. I loved her so much I would accidentally call her Mommy once in awhile.

[@idcabtmynameanymore9292]

I need teachers like this😭

[@kitkatlover8438]

I liked the last one. These made me tear up and have high hopes for college

[@Catseye189]

Dang, some of those made the feels!

[@randomperson2777]

This is so sweet :’)

[@a.l.a.7847]

LOVE THESE

[@rosemarie1817]

I hope my college professors are like some of these teachers.

[@arfansthename]

8:00 imagine having your door closed, but then someone knocks on the door, BUT THEN HE SAYS IT'S A DOG

[@enakshiparua836]

7:57🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kokonafriedchicken9031]

Teachers are so underrated. Fight me.

[@kelduarjudgester9083]

Last one really got me thinking, that actually works, roughly 7 hours of free time, 8 hours devoted to learning, and 9 hours of sleep in a day. Huh, probably seems simple but I never thought much about it I guess. (Also have a wonderful day, night, and time in general!)

[@admiralinvertebrate5649]

My middle school Spanish teacher called me “Pele” when I was in her class. 9 years later and she still calls me that when she sees me.

[@mccormick2085]

2:27 QUEEN❤️

[@justadibruh]

yes. just yes.

[@katiehelms8903]

6:06 😂😂😂

[@pizzamozzarella5381]

The religious family one is probably my favorite also w for that teacher

[@djbella]

my teachers threw us a farewell party for finishing primary school, all of us, including my teachers, cried when we left. they all took photos with us and talked to us. my form teacher told to stay as sweet as i am another thing happened last week, i had a very bad headache during english class, so my teacher told the class"With all the noise y'all make, her headache won't go away!" and when another student tried to say he had a headache, my teacher told him shut up and do his work, were as he told my to put my head on the desk😂😂😂 then he asked the boys to go bring his laptop bag, a packet of rascals(sweets similar to skittles, if you dont know) to him from his class, the boys came back, and he started eating the rascals! Now i sit infront of him, so, when i look up, hiss face is the first thing i see. i told him he was very mean because he was eating everyones favourite sweet infront of them. he gave me the packet to take out some to eat. i'll never forget that day, because i was going through a tough time with my bestfriend, and i think he knew something was wrong.

[@misterflibble6601]

Perhaps we should pay teachers what they're worth considering the positive influence they have on the future of our children, like maybe as much as somebody who goes chasing around after some ball on a sports field

[@Elliott13]

Lol@ the thumbnail

[@juliabrodin2686]

When I think of future jobs, I try to think of multiple options, but I always come back to teacher. I wanna be like these awesome ones, a role model. And I love kids. A lot of people say that they hate kids and that teachers are underpaid, so I don't know if I should stop thinking about it.

[@commander.saavik]

Never. If you love kids and want to be a good role model, a teaching career is a good place to start. It's not the only way to achieve those goals, but it's most definitely a worthwhile one. Yes, teachers are underpaid and overworked, but the good ones retain their passion for *helping kids* through all the difficulties. Many of my family are teachers (some retired), and they all have stories about their experiences that show how fulfilling teaching can be.

[@amijustafool]

8:01 I love it

[@roypiltdown5083]

can anyone read the one labelled "wholesome teacher"? i cant be the only one who just sees a blur.

[@ScoopedKiwis]

“Tell those precious little darlings that if I can do school work during chemo.. they can do their work for me today.. tell them.. I love them and I am thinking about them!”

[@shermanpaul4654]

5:13 When you want to be an Art Teacher but your parents want you to be an Anatomy Teacher.

[@bethwondrely4371]

💝💖💓💞💕💯

[@Triple_A_batterys]

I was definitely not trying to do math at 8:42 to figure out how much partying that meant I could do. Still can’t figure it out tho

[@amye1642]

8:40 sleep > study > party ∞

[@wiffywaffles]

6th grade teachers r special

[@dhrianarmy]

"Humanity restored"

[@maryarrington7307]

My only complaint about this post is that it was often impossible to read the fine print on many of the clips, even with my magnifying glass. Perhaps you can have a larger print at the bottom of the page, showing the tweet, message, etc?

[@RexBeaux_Official]

8:41 is funny cause if you party a lot (lets say 8 hours) you do 9 hours of studying, which means you'll get 10 hours of sleep, advice all schools need so out brains can function

[@snuppl512]

Can't believe they won't let that young man graduate just because he didn't have 'proper dress code shoes'!! That was insane!! It shows what the education system has became like. Money making, Egoistic, and just extremely energy consuming. If not for these kind of teachers, the students will definitely go insane completely!

[@Moth_Moth_Moth]

God y’all have great teachers my teacher told me my friend getting hit by a car and having trauma from it is not an exsuse to not do the homework

[@fedodosto3162]

I had a russian litterature professor who would read to us using different voices for the different caracters.

[@tmaster3332]

0:32 this is why some religions suck, it's said to love thy neighbor then you have stuff like this where you did that and despite being family they completely kick you out and basically disown you

[@tmaster3332]

would like to point out that not every religious person is like this, just the really religious ones

[@wolfkid4297]

The title is “When students realize they have absolutely awesome teachers” but there are multiple ones about teachers still teaching during a fire alarm. I personally would hate that teacher, you’d think we’d get a break during a literal emergency. School sucks. The rest of the teacher do actually seem pretty awesome though

[@Starstreaka]

When teachers skip teaching part of a lesson, you get less knowledge for the cost of your tuition. As someone who had to take out student loans to get through college, I really appreciate those teachers that make sure I get my money’s worth!!

[@wolfkid4297]

@@Starstreaka Maybe for collage that’s fair because you choose what you want to learn and hang to pay for it. Although I’m in high school, and I have no choice in the classes I have to take and most of it is pointless. So I hate it when teachers are so obsessed with their stupid classes that they’d teach during a literal emergency. For example I am never going to need algebra, I want to be an author not a rocket scientist.

[@muriel5826]

Fire alarms are quite frequent in some high schools so those students could lose a lot of class time. And there might be a statewide or province-wide final exam so they really can’t afford the lost education time

[@ElmKyh]

@@muriel5826 yea, sometimes its just the students pranking everyone at my school.

[@nintendoboy3605]

@@muriel5826 I don't know what you're talking about fire alarms really happen in my school.