How Do Conjoined Twins Teach A Class? | Abby and Brittany

The day has finally arrived for Abby & Brittany to graduate! The girls and their friends practice their "moves" as they prepare to walk across the stage and receive the diplomas they have worked so hard to earn.

First, they'll have to finish out their student teaching assignment interacting with a class full of energetic 4th-graders.

00:00 - Introduction
00:41 - Meet Abby and Brittany
01:25 - School Day Starts
02:17 - Arrive At School
02:50 - Students Arrive
03:15 - Teaching Starts
04:00 - Classroom Education
04:50 - Maths Class
05:45 - Feedback From The Students
06:48 - Teaching Licenses
07:00 - Class Dismissed
07:19 - Graduation Is Close
07:50 - Meet Josiah
08:05 - Abby Brittany and Josiah Hang Out
12:00 - Abby and Brittany’s Roommates
14:16 - Graduation Day
17:34 - Graduation Starts
19:00 - Congratulations Graduates
20:22: Graduation Dinner
23:45 - Thanks For Watching



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[Huliatt]

It's a bit unfair that they had to pay one and a half tuition to graduate from university, but now that they're employed, they only receive one salary...

[KapitalElement]

Their parents deserve an award for instilling confidence and perseverance in them. What a beautiful story

[luckyu]

I love that they chose this career. Not being isolated or insecure, but being among a classroom of children is fantastic! I love this.

[Okafor]

The way they speak is unique. 2 different brains but often speak simultaneously

[kennedygrace]

I love how they both talk. Like, one's in the middle of a sentence then the other perfectly joins in or they both flawlessly say the same thing. It's amazing

[SwimKam]

One salary? For 2 full time staff? That’s wrong. What a great opportunity their students have to be taught by these two women. It’s a powerful lesson in understanding the rich diversity of being human in the natural world. Very privileged students indeed!

[savannahhoward]

God this is so trippy and cool. They use gestures as if they’re one body, clasping hands while talking. And they don’t have to ask the other to do things, they function as one body without thinking about it at all but identify as 2 people, that’s really fascinating. I wonder what it feels like physically

[AmmarVanKorsha]

I just love how when one eats, they hand the utensil to the other. No words exchanged, just a cooperative system perfected over time.

[andrewemery]

The two girls have the most wonderful personalities. Anyone would be so lucky to have them in their lives. What a nice family.

[BostrsBoy]

Their parents did such an amazing job. I've been following them since they were 6 years old. Our daughter attended Bethel at the same time. Just an incredible story.

[shawnaozz]

I’ve always found it interesting how in sync they are. Not their speech or walking. I imagine that’s a given. It’s the way they use their hands! They are each in control of one side, but move as though they are both in control of both sides, at the same time! It’s hard to explain, but it’s so cool! Like cracking their knuckles, counting on their fingers, clasping, etc. Anyway, I love that they are thriving!

[GrnArrow]

It's amazing how in sync they are with each other. I also find it interesting how they are able to speak together and know what each other is saying. I suppose that comes from a lifetime of having to cooperate with each other in everyday life.

[jasestrickland]

There are two motivators in any class they teach. Two sets of brains at work, two sets of eyes on their students. Twice the supervision, two times the mind power. They deserve two salaries. Shame on any employer that doesn’t value both as individuals.

[CrimeCrochet]

I love Brittney and Abigail I was fortunate enough to be a caregiver to their grandma before she passed away so I had the privilege of meeting these amazing young women! Their entire family are some of the best people you’ll ever meet and I absolutely adored their grandma! She told me lots of stories about them when they were little ! ❤❤❤

[honeyowen]

The boy who befriended them is very special, it's not often you see one so openly expressing such empathy.

[Silvia]

Two absolutely astounding individuals joined in one body. I wish both of you all the best in life.

[yyg]

They're such confident teachers. And I think this is also great for kids to understand at a very young age that just because someone looks different doesn't mean they are different.

[kaleahsadventures]

The kids being so accepting and chill just shows that negativity to situations like this is taught and not born with…

[Godislove]

I think the kids who get to have them as teachers are going to grow up better people because of it. Very inspiring.

[intotheunknown]

I love how the kids just accept them right away, there's no rudeness or anything! Bless them ❤❤
I love that they have so many supportive friends who see them as two people, two friends and friends who accept them, this is the way people should be with everyone!