Young teacher uses innovative way to teach multiplication
It's not about being the best, it's about trying your best.
The amount of resources available to students these days when it comes to subjects like Mathematics is bountiful.
From experts sharing tips on social media to apps that help tutor kids on their smart devices. Books aren't the only way of learning anymore.
But, there's something that outlasts technology and will always be the leading reason for kids having passion for learning. Teachers...
One teacher (we think she is a teacher because she posts some videos about studying something else) gained a lot of traction for a video on social media that showed a method of doing multiplication.
This method isn't new, so, it wasn't so much what she was showing them but the passion she shared while teaching them this method.
Someone commented on TikTok after watching one of her previous math videos, that they were "dribbled" after trying her method. So, in response to that she did the sum: 724x229.
Watch the video below, courtesy of TikTok.
@gem_kidd___ Replying to @Siphesihle.Mak I may not be the best teacher or explainer but in my class we will try until we succeed❤️🥹🤲🏽!#SAMA28#gemkidd#tiktokteacher#multiplication#explore#fypシ゚viral#satiktok🇿🇦#teaching ♬ original sound - Gem_kidd
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Below is the video that got everyone's attention on TikTok with a whopping 1.4 million views.
One thing is for certain in any profession, when you are passionate about something it shows. If she isn't a teacher then we suggest she become one because she is great with the students.
Watch the video that got people talking about her 'simple method of multiplication.' Courtesy of TikTok.
@gem_kidd___ Replying to @T0mp0.0 let me know if we should do another one in the comment section,also let us know which method works best for you#SAMA28 #satiktok🇿🇦 #trending✨#multiplication#teaching#gemkidd#fypシ゚viral ♬ original sound - Gem_kidd
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