I would have passed maths with flying colours here. 😫🙆‍♂️

In a generation where most people do this for job security it warms my heart to see people who still do this for passion 🥹

bro my maths teacher used to walk in like a defeated soldier and just write things on the board and leave emotionally if this guy was my teacher i would have discovered calculus at age 9

Im telling you bro

For some its not a job...Its a calling.

Just teaching in one's mother tongue or in a language they understand is half the battle won🙌🏿

I’m pretty sure they always look forward to his class

This doesn't make sense 🤣 I would've failed

Chalk all over his clothes would destruct me, that's how dumb I am 😅

When teaching is your passion, this is what we get ❤️

And they will tell you that South Africans can’t teach maths and physics. Nonsense, we are just being disrespected.

Nah these kids dont know shit. They are singing along ngathi o ABCD e creche💀 understanding 0%

Same here. Instead of getting a beating every Thursday because it was "Donderdag" 😭

We had a Maths teacher like this in grade 10 who came in as a substitute teacher I swear when he taugt us even me who hated maths started being intrested and wanted to get better marks after he left baletha elinye indiya futhi I was like here we go again .

Maths is not choir lesson. It's like teaching them to memorize it and it doesn't work like that, maths need understanding not memorizing

Teachers who chose teaching cause they love it and it’s their passion🔥🤞

Then someone from Nigeria would say we're dumb. 😭😭😭

That's why all teachers should be South Africans

@hphlongwane I think he should come to work with work suit 😂😂😂

When you love fashion, kodwa you love teaching more.

He used to be our tutor back in 2021. Tell you what, this guy took me from level 1 to level 4, Mr Tsotang🙌

Mina I can never love pure maths but maybe my matric mark would have been better 😭

We had a teacher like this. But because doe doesn’t pay he had to go work at Sasol. We were left with a teacher who didn’t know anything and we failed

When you are taught in your own language. I once sat in a grade 9 maths class....the teacher was an old black man, with a "perfect" command of English (tone). Those kids didn't understand a single thing.

Well unfortunately the curriculum at our time was shit

Passion. Methods of arriving to the right answer, nightmarish. Maths, Maths, Maths...... It is still not for the faint hearted! 🙆🏿‍♀️

He's so passionate, you can tell with the chalk dust all over him. My maths teacher used to say "yeeerrr, julle is fokon dom" instead making math exciting like this for us 😭😂😂

If only focused to this type of education then we would be talking a totally different story economically.China did ,why can't we follow suit.

I've been to his lessons before, he's really good at what he does. 😌

Abahambe Ugandan was teaching me mathematics with Ugandan accent... Yhey😭😭

Me in the exam room “ hlatsi hlatsi “ 🚶🏽‍♀️

That how they do it in Afrikaans schools

This is dope 👌. Chinese, Russians and other non European second countries learn these critical subjects in their own languages to increase comprehension.

Wow👊🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Our children will make different choices & not think Maths is difficult. I'm even enjoying this. My Maths teacher ? =😢. He was also struggling 🤣

@mankotshele He eliminated the language barrier and mixed it with passion...I guess we all foresee good results🔥🔥🔥💯

Nah you would have still failed😂😂😂😂

Let’s enforce this. Teach with local language.