Teacher Goes Viral Over “Nagmahal, nasaktan, umasa, etc” Attendance Check
A male teacher goes viral online after instructing his students to answer “Nagmahal, nasaktan, umasa, pinaasa or nakamove-on na” during attendance check.
Teacher is an employee hired in both private and public schools to teach young kids regarding academics. They were tasked to help students to acquire knowledge, competence, or virtue in order to become a better person in the future.
Within the school premises, teachers also act as the second parents of the students. They were expected to look out for and nurture the young students. Educators also help students to be responsible citizens.
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A Facebook user named Ariel Casimero Grijaldo Jr. Page has shared the video footage of himself implementing another attendance check with a twist for his students. The video garnered various reactions from netizens.
In the video, it can be seen that Teacher Ariel greeted his beloved Grade 10 students after a long weekend. He asked his students if they were doing fine and even throws a couple of jokes before the class starts.
Grijaldo also learned that one of his male students break up with his girlfriend. He expressed his sympathy to the young man and decided to implement another attendance check with a twist to the class.
The teacher instructs students to choose from “Nagmahal, nasaktan, umasa, pinaasa or nakamove-on na” answers instead of “present”. The educator made this icebreaker because he missed his students.
The students followed his instruction and brought laughter throughout the entire class because of their answers. The teacher couldn’t contain his happiness and excitement as he heard his students’ answers.
The video has a caption:
“After long weekend, attendance check muna tayu ”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
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