Gen Z Teacher’s Comments on Pupils’ Examination Papers Grab People’s Attention Online, Many React
- A teacher displayed her pupils’ exam papers online, and many people noticed her comments on them
- What she wrote on the various scripts caught people’s attention, as she used the latest slang in the scripts
- Many who came across the video hailed the teacher for her creativity, as some said they would copy her style
A young lady who worked as a teacher got people talking after displaying her pupils' examination papers.
She showed how she marked them, and many people were drawn to the comments she wrote on the scripts.
Source: TikTok
In a video by @wakio_22 on TikTok, the lady showed each of her comments on the scripts.
She captioned the video:
"POV: genz teacher leaving comments on exam."
Watch the video below:
Reactions trail Gen Z teacher's comments
@Phoenix Andorra said:
"I do this as a gen z teacher but i write a lot of Nigerian lingo like “nawa for you bruhhh”
@Any$her said:
"So y'all r gonna ignore the kid that got 20 in a shading paper."
@Hawwy Gold said:
A proud Gen Z teacher."
@Sofi Lulu said:
"You know what.... if I saw this on my son's papers, I wouldn't even be mad."
@PlannedPath Education Consult said:
"Gen-Z Teachers are on the block and we’re here for it."
Ugo said:
"Wait, don’t tell me you are replying every comment, that’s so ATL."
Life with Miss Vikki said:
"The student got 100%… Also the song writers of this song explained what ATL means “I’m so ABOUT THAT LIFE!!”
@HENNESSY said:
"So where did “ very good / Excellent/ poor/ seen / good / pass” where did they go ?"
Another Gen Z teacher shows off comments
Another teacher had also wowed the Internet with how he marked his students' notes. The young Nigerian man on TikTok has shared the unique way he added comments to his pupil's assignment while marking.
He shared pictures of the assignments and his comments that were written in the pupils' English notes.
Many who came across the viral post shared their opinion on his method and reacted to some answers provided by the pupils.
In a related story, a female teacher caught people's attention with how she demonstrated, danced, and jumped whenever she taught her nursery pupils.
Nigerian teacher in US celebrates student's win
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian lady who works as a teacher in the United States of America celebrated her student’s win.
The lady could not contain her joy after her student emerged in first place in a public speaking competition held at Missouri State University.
She said:
"“A few of my students competed alongside students from various departments in the annual Vicki Stanton Public Speaking Showcase at Missouri State University. After three challenging rounds, one of my students emerged as the 1st place winner out of over 40 participants!"
Netizens celebrated her as she jumped and danced after her student was announced the winner pf the prestigious competition.
Source: Legit.ng
