Education
Teacher Says She’s Missing Her Students In A Hearty Video
Mandy Williams a teacher from St. Louis County, Manchester, USA, shared a video on social media with messages for her students during the lockdown.
Wondering how to maintain that teacher-student bond and keep it strong even when the schools are closed? If yes then this one is for you.
A heartwarming story came from St. Louis County, Manchester, USA, where Mandy Williams, a teacher, posted a video on Facebook addressed to her students. In the video, she is seen holding handwritten messages on placards.
The first placard has a message ‘Hi, friends’ followed by “I miss you very much” that beautifully portrays her love for the students. Through the later messages, she tries to cheer up and motivates her students and ask them to be proud of themselves in such testing times.
She also asks her students to be proud of the community that is working together and of the people who are helping others by putting them first.
She adds – “This is a time that you will always remember and no matter what, if we go back in April, May, August, I will always be proud of you. We will always be a class, a family that worked together through a tough time. Through all of this, I hope you know that I love you!, I am proud of you!, I miss you. Love, Mrs Williams.”
We think it’s a wonderful way to connect with students and tell them how much you care for them and cannot wait for them to be back.
Wondering what Mandy Williams has to say about her viral video?
"I felt like since everything feels so off for me, I can't imagine how my students were feeling, "I wanted them to know it was going to be okay and that I was proud of them and missed them already. I wanted them to look around at the amazing things the school, the district, their parents, and members of the community were doing to help each other. My hope was if they saw the good, it would help them feel better."
You can watch the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NndiViNX2M4