This teacher is an American hero, check her out

[steve2470]

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[elleng]

1. Likely happening across the whole country almost every day;

thinking of our kids and their teachers.

[safeinOhio]

2. Ready for prime-time. n/t

[yankeepants]

3. I'll have what she's having.

[meadowlander]

4. A number four, please

[BigmanPigman]

5. Yep, that is how much energy you have to have every day, all day.

After the kids leave the teachers still do tons more work and take even more home. We first take a much deserved nap then they get started on lesson plans and grading (10 + hour days, crappy pay, no respect, etc). If you paid teachers per student the same wages as child care the teachers would earn twice their salary. In Eurpoean countries they only work 40 hours a week and are more appreciated and respected.

[North Shore Chicago]

6. This woman

is reminding me of my 4th grade English teacher. Loved her! Thank you Mrs. Moses!

[Squinch]

7. Wonder if she gave permission to have her lesson shared on social media.

As a non-teacher, but someone whose sessions are happening remotely, I know this is a real problem for those of us who work this way with kids now.

Wonder how most people would feel if videos of them doing their daily work were passed around the internet.

[Tanuki]

8. I take your point about consenting to have something shared,

but this one actually appears to be a self-generated TikTok stunt

https://www.tiktok.com/@kenziiewenz?lang=en

[Squinch]

9. That's good!

[Alex4Martinez]

10. My wife is teaching first and second grades. Remotely.

She also has the paddle signs for different signals to students.

With younger kids, she not only has to teach both grade levels, she has to teach the parents or adults in the room.

Quite the challenge.

$1,000,000 would be just about right.

Tax wealth and we can do it.

[crickets]

11. Wow, she's doing such a great job for her students. Yay, teachers!

That's an amazing energy level. I could use somebody like that following me around for a couple of hours every day, throwing up a paddle with a picture of the vacuum on it, the dishwasher, etc. and getting me all fired up to deal with the mundane tasks I just can't seem to focus on any more.

Big props for all the teachers out there working hard to get their students through this. 💖