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Viral Video: Delhi school teacher dances with students on Haryanvi song, internet shocked

April 28, 2022
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A teacher dancing to a Haryanvi song in a government school in Delhi.

A video is going viral on social media where a teacher in a government school in Delhi shows her dance moves on a Haryanvi song to connect with the students and learn from them. The video was shared by the teacher himself on Twitter.

“Students love to be teachers. They love role reversal. English lang teaching followed by some Haryanvi music – a glimpse of the end of our school day,” said teacher Manu Gulati in his tweet.

The video begins with Ms. Gulati encouraging a student to dance to a song. Then one of the students is heard asking the teacher to teach them the steps. Hearing this, the English language teacher dances to applause from the students.

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People appreciated the efforts of the teacher with lovely comments.

One user said, “This kind of education where there are no boundaries is awesome.” “Students love to be teachers. They love role reversal..Wow.. Amazing.”

“Simply brilliant. I wish if all government schools in India had teachers as passionate and dedicated as u r. Learning in school is fun, inspiring and infectious. Role models for others to follow. God bless you,” a third user said. commented.

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Ms Gulati’s Twitter bio said: “I am a Delhi government school teacher, a passionate mentor, a Fulbright fellow and a PhD scholar.” He has more than 19,000 followers on the micro-blogging platform.

Schools and teachers often come up with creative ways to teach and engage their students. Last year, teacher Arvind Tiwari in Jharkhand gave a rural school a makeover to attract children to enroll and motivate them to study seriously.

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Three of the school’s five rooms were redesigned to look like railway coaches. In addition, a giant “Snakes and Ladders” game board was featured on the floor. Mr. Tiwari’s efforts paid off and the drop out rate in the upgraded middle school came down to zero.

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