Amazing Classroom Hacks! #shorts

[omegaforcezero]

Dude we need more teachers like this. Ones who actually like kids.

[jynxx]

I have ADHD, and I was always referred to as a "wild child" in school. Hearing you make accommodations for children like me, and then validating them with the term "busy kids" made me smile! I wish I'd had a teacher like you as a kid!

[chocolatedoughnut]

I adore that anyone who’s in charge of kids calls them their kids, I did the same thing when I worked at a camp

[dashowtime]

"and doesn't become a distraction"
me: *how dare you underestimate my power*

[microwave]

I remember having a fourth grade teacher who had the first one and me and my classmates absolutely loving it, especially when she called one of us to change the settings

[Non_Mon]

You know they're a good teacher when they call the students their kids

[Shaikha]

This class is more organized than my life…

Thank you for all the likesss 💗💗
But we should really start getting our lives together 😭

[VictorianGhost]

As someone who suffered with massive ADHD when I was 8 and still struggles with attention, that desktop popsocket would be a life saver for me in math class. It’s amazing to see you do that for your kids.

[thetinydoggo]

"Hey Timmy get over here I need to record a video with you"

[chiicken_]

My teacher: " nah I ain't getting paid enough for this"

[elizabethwinifred]

me, an adult with an office job: that pop socket on the desk is actually a great idea and I’m going to go do it for myself

[chanmantitans]

Imagine we actually put money into schools so teachers don’t have to do this themselves with their own money.

[amyrees]

I love the light idea. That would be great to incorporate into a sensory room for children with developmental disabilities!

[miriamg.]

I love those ideas. This is the most organized class I have ever seen

[kabrinaa]

My teacher has the voice levels, and it works so well! Thanks for the help!

[babybobbie]

These are actually useful hacks. Most hacks I see only about 25% of them are realistic and helpful.

[marias.]

That’s really lovely and a extremely creative way to keep her classroom looking nice and organized. It’s sad because I’m assuming that a lot of the items she used to make her classroom work that way, she probably had to purchase herself, Since unfortunately teachers do not have a proper budget to allow for all this things, at least I know for a fact it’s like that in Ontario Canada as well as some places in the states.

[Nile]

I'm really happy to see that cute school right now! I have ADHD and autism and I always struggled with things not being tidied and ended up angry because the class was a big noisy mess with stuff everywhere. I'm almost an adult now and I'm glad today's kids have this since more and more awareness spreads about people like us in 2021. By the way, the lights look really cute !

[XxXFeelsLikeIslaXxX]

I swear we need these in every classroom

[bethmoore]

Fidget toys for more “busy” kids? That would have made school at least 50% easier for me.