@@Crazyclay78YT I’m very confused. Everyone experiences ADHD symptoms, the difference is ADHD is when it becomes a problem or interferes with a person’s daily life. Everyone isn’t “a little adhd” I hate when people call an adhd symptom “normal” because yes, everyone experiences it, that’s not what makes it a symptom
I remember having a fourth grade teacher who had the first one and me and my classmates absolutely loving it, especially when she called one of us to change the settings
I have ADHD, and I was always referred to as a "wild child" in school. Hearing you make accommodations for children like me, and then validating them with the term "busy kids" made me smile! I wish I'd had a teacher like you as a kid!
honestly seeing it made me wanna cry. i was turned into a social outcast in elementary school because of my adhd, i had trouble controlling my energy and controlling myself from acting on some of my weird intrusive thoughts because of my adhd, and teachers didnt really like me because i struggled to pay attention, turn work in on time, or make good grades. being accepted like this feels so good and i wish i had a teacher like her when i was young.
My boyfriend has adhd and when he was in elementary school he was referred to as a “terror” and his parents couldn’t figure out that he had adhd right away and he actually ended up going to a different school in 3rd grade because the school didn’t want him there. He is so smart and is currently a grade below me but is taking classes above mine and his parents tried to get him in my grade but they wouldn’t let him because he “wasn’t socially ready” and that’s only because he hated the kids in his grade because they didn’t treat him well. Now the school is wishing they moved him up a grade because he’s not challenged enough even with all the advanced classes he’s taking currently but since he graduates in 2 years it’s too late to move him up a grade. Schools need to be more accommodating and understanding.
I work at a summer camp and when speaking to ppl I always say my kids. They usually respond to me “you have kids?” Makes me laugh Bc ofc they are my kids.
Me, too! Well, actually, I'm going to attach it to my binder or laptop to use in my college classes with my ADHD. I don't like them in my phone because then my OCD kicks in.
As someone who suffered with massive ADHD when I was 8 and still struggles with attention, that desktop popsocket would be a life saver for me in math class. It’s amazing to see you do that for your kids.
guys i think they mean they’re just medicated / have control methods now. like obv it doesn’t go away, but if it’s under control for long periods of time some people might not refer to it that way anymore, if that makes sense
@@marcusr4711 hmm I get that I guess. But even with medication,, you're either too exhausted to do anything or you're able to focus but not on the things that are 'important'. But the inattention aspect is still there. /nm
Hi people, I think it may be slightly invalidating. It's not because their ADHD doesn't fully look like yours or somebody else's that they don't have it or aren't living with it! This thing evolves differently in every patient and has quite a lot of forms, and maybe it was stronger when this person was a kid. Everybody has their own version of "massive" and a diffe rent life story, and treatments can be adjusted so you feel great as well !
My youngest is autistic and currently non-verbal. I sent a screenshot of the lights to my husband the second I saw it and we are absolutely implementing it in the playroom (formerly known as my living room lol) *today* !!
@@thaischapman776 To be honest, I thought everything was a good idea except for the noise level light system. We had a teacher who employed a similar system, except with a noise level meter that she would place a magnet on to indicate how loud the class was being. That meter was extremely frustrating for us. I would add that she placed punishments next to each level, so that may be why we found it so irritating. I would be interested to know how the children in her class respond to it if it remains non-verbal and has no attached punishments. Another thing to consider is the fact that usually when such systems are set up, teachers remove themselves from the equation, and if noise levels rise too much and it is followed by punishment, what follows is resentment between students since students will always identify who the problem students are which leads to a vicious cycle of those children acting more rebellious, and therefore being more and more disliked. I wonder what other people think though?
@@pedroornelas2983 i also thought it wasn’t that good because other teachers don’t do that and it would kind of be confusing for a child when they go to a different stage in school. but that’s life i guess
That’s really lovely and a extremely creative way to keep her classroom looking nice and organized. It’s sad because I’m assuming that a lot of the items she used to make her classroom work that way, she probably had to purchase herself, Since unfortunately teachers do not have a proper budget to allow for all this things, at least I know for a fact it’s like that in Ontario Canada as well as some places in the states.
I was _just_ thinking that. I went into STEM, but literally every girlfriend I have went into early childhood education. The ones that work in certain communities spend thousands on extras and better supplies. Breaks my heart. So many of the kids have serious behavioral issues, and some of my friends have been actually frightened by a couple kids. They're told to pass kids thru that don't have firm grasps on the year's materials, too, & the parents don't want to hear their children need additional help. These kids are just slipping thru the cracks, & their own parents don't gaf.
@@jewel8425 Yep. Too many people who have kids don’t think about their long-term development and don’t see it as their concern. I went 22 years undiagnosed with ADHD until I was literally dismissed from college, and still it took another year for someone to mention that diagnosis. Seeing teachers like this acknowledging fidgets and using visual reminders makes me emotional knowing these things make a huge difference for some kids, especially the ones who struggle in secret and don’t get accommodations yet
It's the same here in Jamaica. We have to purchase alot of stuff down to the whiteboard markers....just about everything we need to use for teaching. One of my colleague had to purchase a chair to sit on because the chairs are old and rickety and give you back pain. They are just shy of breaking with you sitting in them.
@@Izlandprincess1 I’m Jamaican too and I remember in primary school my teachers literally had to ask parents to help them purchase school supplies. Because of how bad it was the teacher would literally give us A’s if we brought things. In basic school my mom had to buy me a little chair so that I could have somewhere to sit in class, pay for the bowls and cups we used for lunch, pay for my cubbies, pay for paints and paper for art projects EVERYTHING. I was in a private school too so you think they would have provided it especially since the fees were so high… some kids were struggling really bad bc after tuition they couldn’t afford much so my mom would do these little parties and use the entry fees to purchase supplies for the kids who didn’t have them. The government doesn’t do ANYTHING to help either.
I'm really happy to see that cute school right now! I have ADHD and autism and I always struggled with things not being tidied and ended up angry because the class was a big noisy mess with stuff everywhere. I'm almost an adult now and I'm glad today's kids have this since more and more awareness spreads about people like us in 2021. By the way, the lights look really cute !
See, this is why I wanna become a teacher for younger kids when I’m older. I love the aspect of creating a fun and creative environment for the kids instead of a boring old dull classroom…these ideas are amazing, I love the voice light one!
Yeah! I only wanna teach younger children, maybe 2nd 3rd and 4th grade, because those are the fun stages where they finally are settled into their environment. Older kids would be difficult for me because they go through puberty and the drama starts…I don’t condone snarky behavior or disrespect so I’m not so sure how that’d work out
@@urmom-lo7wf Yeah,I'm not too sure on my job yet but I have multiple choices in mind, I could work for my dad, be a teacher or something else! But I think if I was to be a teacher I would make sure I'm the favourite teacher in secondary school,(I'm British so idk what grade it would be) and make sure all the years from 7-13 would be satisfied and happy in my classroom because I'd get alot of things like the teacher in the video!
@@dinosharttt Actually fidgets are to help you focus. For anxious people and people with focus disabilities like adhd or add we struggle to keep our minds in one place and get very antsy sitting down. So those fidgets help keep our hands busy and help us practice keeping our minds on one task.
My 1st grade teacher hated figets of any sort so when she discovered my tendency to tap my pencil on my thigh, she started confiscating, snapping and then sharpen the stubs to about 2 inches long so I would not be able to silently drum my leg with it.
@@dinosharttt fidgets actually help neurodivergent students and students with high anxiety focus. i am both severely anxious and neurodivergent,, these things would have literally saved me in school. i had to leave public school it was so bad. there is a really serious struggle for us when it comes to focusing. will some students abuse the fidget privileges? yes. does that mean you take fidgets away from students who genuinely need them? no. please don’t encourage taking away things that help neurodivergent students.
This is amazing. This is the most organized teacher I've seen. It looks aesthetically pleasing too. I hope the head principal gives you credit for this.
I appreciate the effort you put into making the class fun for the students! While I understand that not every teacher can do the things you can, it’s still nice to see!
The voice levels thing tells me that you're still trying and that your kids actually listen. My sch yr just ended and I was in a noisy and chaotic class for 2 yrs, and I'm pretty sure my teachers just gave up on us sometimes. I saw some sitting at the teacher's table reading a book in the midst of chaos trying to ignore us.
In my humanities class we have fidget kits, when the period starts you’re allowed to grab the bin full of fidgets and bring it to your table. (We don’t have desks, but we have whiteboard tables 😎) inside the bin is pop it’s, snappers, slinky’s, etc. I totally recommend it :)
Bruh I’m my humanities class we just get to sit down and get yelled at for fidgeting. That’s why I’m glade I got to get my old choir class back now so I don’t have to be there anymore
It's the girl who says she's 'one of the boys' in my class. And she sits next to a boy so she's like 'Oh I'm soooo clumsy. Woopsie!' and laughs like it's funny. 🙄
Almost all teachers care. But we get tired and frustrated from not being paid what we should. I guarantee you that this teacher paid out of her own pocket for all of those things. It gets hard to keep doing that.
This is so cool, I would love to do something like this, too! But in Germany, teachers don't have their own homeroom, so I can't. Over here, the classrooms are assigned to the students of the class and they stay in the same one all day and the teachers are the ones that rotate from one classroom to another. We keep our stuff in the teachers' lounge
Kein Plan wie das bei euch geregelt ist, aber bei uns in der Schule (bin allerdings Schüler) gibts immer einen Klasseslehrer. Vielleicht könnten die da ja was machen
That's not completely true, in primary schools the teachers usually do have their own classroom and just sometimes wander off to other rooms, whenever they need to teach another class. But they're pretty bound to one class. ;) And in higher school forms, the class as a group has the classroom, so the class teacher can also help to make the classroom more "homely". As a primary teacher to be, I definitely already think about certain stuff I can put into my classroom later on :D
Not ALL the kids will fidget at the same time. Also, if the fidget noise gets louder, it's a warning to Teach that she needs to give the class something to do to get their hands busy again.
This teacher is the best. The closest thing my teachers did to this was a counter to see how much pages of hw we were getting that day, and it went up the more the class talked.
The fidget is good. I love how you find a way to let kids have fidgets if they need them while not being a distraction instead of just saying no fidgets.
my teacher loves to have everything so organized that she sorts color pencils by their color and same with sharpeners. i like it because it looks a lot more pleasing then all the pencils mixed up
My english teacher has the one where anyone can get what they need, and she calls it the student resource center😅 also, I've had a teacher use the stapler station before!
Dude, I LOVE playing with pop sockets! In my first period class, there’s this girl at my table who leaves her phone on her desk, and it has a pop socket. I always play with it (and luckily we’re on good terms) lol.
Oh my gosh my OCD is loving your classroom it's so perfectly organized for absolutely any kind of anxiety inducing stress related thing that you need to predict when dealing with children
This should be mandatory in classrooms, this is awesome! I especially like the voice volume buttons, the stapler holder, the water bottle pockets, and the pop socket fidgets :]
Holy shit as someone with adhd I would've appreciated that pop socket thing so much! Thank you for taking care of your students like that, you seem like a great teacher
"And they don't become a distraction like some other fidgets" Me a person with ADHD "You underestimate me dear teacher, for ANYTHING THAT MOVES(AND DOESN'T MOVE) IS A DISTRACTION! HAHA!!"
Think she means not loud and clicky. My figeting was tapping my pencil on my leg and that worked well since it was descrete and absolutely silent until the first grade teacher figured out it was a coping mechanism and procceded to confiscate my pencils and snap and sharpen them to a couple of inches on a daily basis.
@@JackDesert that's horrible wtf... i'd start fidgeting with a ruler out of spite. what's the teacher gonna do, snap the ruler and tell me to measure everything in 5cms?
Fool my train of thought starts by staring at a wall and thinking about how Swiss cheese could be used for holding hoses with big enough holes and ends with how many maus tanks would it take to defend d-day all while doing my work in math while consuming useless information
Personally, I love having something like that pop socket fidget to play with in class. I actually think that if I have nothing to fidget with whilst watching a video or something, then I will probably be more likely to zone out.
That stuff probably doesn't work on high schoolers or middle schoolers but I don't see why it wouldn't work on elementary school kids which seems to be the grade she's teaching for.
It's pretty cool to see how teachers handle problems. Like if I had this kinda stuff when I was in 3rd grade, I feel like my class would've been less annoying annoying my teacher- especially with the light thing and the water bottle holder
Those light things so not use much battery juice. Just get good batteries and not the cheapos and they should not need changing more than 2-3 times in 1 school year. Not all lights will wear out at the same time as some are used more often than others.
Thank you for being a very considerate teacher and putting a water bottle holder on your students desk I wish my teachers cared enough to do that. And the pop socket fidget thing for the desk❤️❤️❤️
One thing as a teacher I would be worried about is the pop sockets. They are still pretty loud and could distract other kids, but they still aren’t as loud as many other fidgets.
Wow, love these! I was one of those teachers that loved hyper-organization, but these are great ideas I never thought of! Too bad I'm no longer in the classroom, well not THAT bad🤣
damn and i already know you paid for this out of pocket bcs the school doesn't care, teachers like you are the reason i want to learn. this is so thoughtful. you're changing so many lives!!
I actually had those lights in my fourth grade classroom cause were so loud it started to work for about two or three days until my teacher gave up because it didn’t work
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Dude we need more teachers like this. Ones who actually like kids.
Yeah
yeah no unfortunately most teachers are too severely underpaid to be able to afford to do any of these things even if they love their jobs
Advocate for them to get livable wages. Next time your teachers take a day off because of protests, join them.
Some of them don't have the money for that
@@nojustno6619 no this paper is 1 more dollar more
This class is more organized than my life…
Thank you for all the likesss 💗💗
But we should really start getting our lives together 😭
Same…
Same 😪
Same
Same
Sadly.... same 😭😢
You know they're a good teacher when they call the students their kids
"and doesn't become a distraction"
me: *how dare you underestimate my power*
you have underestimated ME. I HAVE ADHD FACE ME
Fr 💀
@@Konig2 I feel like all of us have some level of adhd 😭😭
@@Crazyclay78YT I’m very confused. Everyone experiences ADHD symptoms, the difference is ADHD is when it becomes a problem or interferes with a person’s daily life. Everyone isn’t “a little adhd” I hate when people call an adhd symptom “normal” because yes, everyone experiences it, that’s not what makes it a symptom
I think she means for other students (lights, noises, ect…)
I remember having a fourth grade teacher who had the first one and me and my classmates absolutely loving it, especially when she called one of us to change the settings
I have ADHD, and I was always referred to as a "wild child" in school. Hearing you make accommodations for children like me, and then validating them with the term "busy kids" made me smile! I wish I'd had a teacher like you as a kid!
Me too!
Agreed! Busy kids is so kind and totally makes sense!
honestly seeing it made me wanna cry. i was turned into a social outcast in elementary school because of my adhd, i had trouble controlling my energy and controlling myself from acting on some of my weird intrusive thoughts because of my adhd, and teachers didnt really like me because i struggled to pay attention, turn work in on time, or make good grades. being accepted like this feels so good and i wish i had a teacher like her when i was young.
Bro that's the story of my life lol
My boyfriend has adhd and when he was in elementary school he was referred to as a “terror” and his parents couldn’t figure out that he had adhd right away and he actually ended up going to a different school in 3rd grade because the school didn’t want him there. He is so smart and is currently a grade below me but is taking classes above mine and his parents tried to get him in my grade but they wouldn’t let him because he “wasn’t socially ready” and that’s only because he hated the kids in his grade because they didn’t treat him well. Now the school is wishing they moved him up a grade because he’s not challenged enough even with all the advanced classes he’s taking currently but since he graduates in 2 years it’s too late to move him up a grade. Schools need to be more accommodating and understanding.
I adore that anyone who’s in charge of kids calls them their kids, I did the same thing when I worked at a camp
Half of my teachers let me call them mom
I work at a summer camp and when speaking to ppl I always say my kids. They usually respond to me “you have kids?” Makes me laugh Bc ofc they are my kids.
I thought you were talking about a concentration camp for a second
out of subject but your pfp looks realistic lol
What type of camp 😱
me, an adult with an office job: that pop socket on the desk is actually a great idea and I’m going to go do it for myself
Me, too! Well, actually, I'm going to attach it to my binder or laptop to use in my college classes with my ADHD. I don't like them in my phone because then my OCD kicks in.
My teacher: " nah I ain't getting paid enough for this"
Your teacher speaks the truth
"Hey Timmy get over here I need to record a video with you"
Lol I was just thinking that lol
It’s her kid
“ok, so i just need you to staple your paper and then put it in the bin.”
She was my teacher I’m being honest fr I swear she was my 3rd grade teacher and that’s her kid in the vid they were in my class too
Imagine we actually put money into schools so teachers don’t have to do this themselves with their own money.
I think it's crazy that so many teachers basically pay to work.
in my country its the exact opposite and it amazes me that teachers do this is other countries
@@rkko_ what country do you live in? I’m curious
Look at the older schools in Hong Kong
I studied in one before and like everything is musty and broken
The chairs and tables are those cheap wood ones
😭😭😭😭😭
As someone who suffered with massive ADHD when I was 8 and still struggles with attention, that desktop popsocket would be a life saver for me in math class. It’s amazing to see you do that for your kids.
Don't know what to tell ya but,, ADHD doesn't go away 👀
yeah i don’t think it was adhd
guys i think they mean they’re just medicated / have control methods now. like obv it doesn’t go away, but if it’s under control for long periods of time some people might not refer to it that way anymore, if that makes sense
@@marcusr4711 hmm I get that I guess. But even with medication,, you're either too exhausted to do anything or you're able to focus but not on the things that are 'important'. But the inattention aspect is still there. /nm
Hi people, I think it may be slightly invalidating. It's not because their ADHD doesn't fully look like yours or somebody else's that they don't have it or aren't living with it! This thing evolves differently in every patient and has quite a lot of forms, and maybe it was stronger when this person was a kid. Everybody has their own version of "massive" and a diffe rent life story, and treatments can be adjusted so you feel great as well !
I love the light idea. That would be great to incorporate into a sensory room for children with developmental disabilities!
That's a great idea especially for non verbal children. It's a inexpensive and easy to use tool for communication.
My youngest is autistic and currently non-verbal. I sent a screenshot of the lights to my husband the second I saw it and we are absolutely implementing it in the playroom (formerly known as my living room lol) *today* !!
As a person with Autism and ADHD, *Y e s*
@@thaischapman776 To be honest, I thought everything was a good idea except for the noise level light system. We had a teacher who employed a similar system, except with a noise level meter that she would place a magnet on to indicate how loud the class was being. That meter was extremely frustrating for us. I would add that she placed punishments next to each level, so that may be why we found it so irritating. I would be interested to know how the children in her class respond to it if it remains non-verbal and has no attached punishments.
Another thing to consider is the fact that usually when such systems are set up, teachers remove themselves from the equation, and if noise levels rise too much and it is followed by punishment, what follows is resentment between students since students will always identify who the problem students are which leads to a vicious cycle of those children acting more rebellious, and therefore being more and more disliked.
I wonder what other people think though?
@@pedroornelas2983 i also thought it wasn’t that good because other teachers don’t do that and it would kind of be confusing for a child when they go to a different stage in school. but that’s life i guess
I love those ideas. This is the most organized class I have ever seen
Those are awesome ideas! Thank you for being a teacher on here that is showing practical ideas to help a classroom run. Nothing political. ❤️
These are actually useful hacks. Most hacks I see only about 25% of them are realistic and helpful.
That’s really lovely and a extremely creative way to keep her classroom looking nice and organized. It’s sad because I’m assuming that a lot of the items she used to make her classroom work that way, she probably had to purchase herself, Since unfortunately teachers do not have a proper budget to allow for all this things, at least I know for a fact it’s like that in Ontario Canada as well as some places in the states.
I was _just_ thinking that. I went into STEM, but literally every girlfriend I have went into early childhood education. The ones that work in certain communities spend thousands on extras and better supplies. Breaks my heart. So many of the kids have serious behavioral issues, and some of my friends have been actually frightened by a couple kids. They're told to pass kids thru that don't have firm grasps on the year's materials, too, & the parents don't want to hear their children need additional help. These kids are just slipping thru the cracks, & their own parents don't gaf.
@@jewel8425 Yep. Too many people who have kids don’t think about their long-term development and don’t see it as their concern. I went 22 years undiagnosed with ADHD until I was literally dismissed from college, and still it took another year for someone to mention that diagnosis. Seeing teachers like this acknowledging fidgets and using visual reminders makes me emotional knowing these things make a huge difference for some kids, especially the ones who struggle in secret and don’t get accommodations yet
It's the same here in Jamaica. We have to purchase alot of stuff down to the whiteboard markers....just about everything we need to use for teaching. One of my colleague had to purchase a chair to sit on because the chairs are old and rickety and give you back pain. They are just shy of breaking with you sitting in them.
@@Izlandprincess1 I’m Jamaican too and I remember in primary school my teachers literally had to ask parents to help them purchase school supplies. Because of how bad it was the teacher would literally give us A’s if we brought things. In basic school my mom had to buy me a little chair so that I could have somewhere to sit in class, pay for the bowls and cups we used for lunch, pay for my cubbies, pay for paints and paper for art projects EVERYTHING. I was in a private school too so you think they would have provided it especially since the fees were so high… some kids were struggling really bad bc after tuition they couldn’t afford much so my mom would do these little parties and use the entry fees to purchase supplies for the kids who didn’t have them. The government doesn’t do ANYTHING to help either.
I'm really happy to see that cute school right now! I have ADHD and autism and I always struggled with things not being tidied and ended up angry because the class was a big noisy mess with stuff everywhere. I'm almost an adult now and I'm glad today's kids have this since more and more awareness spreads about people like us in 2021. By the way, the lights look really cute !
My teacher has the voice levels, and it works so well! Thanks for the help!
The teacher: "I got desktop fidget's for you guys"
Me: "cool!"
Also me: **plays with the fidget and doesn't pay attention to class**
Perfect example of why some people need fidgets and others don't lol
See, this is why I wanna become a teacher for younger kids when I’m older. I love the aspect of creating a fun and creative environment for the kids instead of a boring old dull classroom…these ideas are amazing, I love the voice light one!
Same :)
even better if teachers are like this for older kids so they don’t feel that school has to be boring
Yeah! I only wanna teach younger children, maybe 2nd 3rd and 4th grade, because those are the fun stages where they finally are settled into their environment. Older kids would be difficult for me because they go through puberty and the drama starts…I don’t condone snarky behavior or disrespect so I’m not so sure how that’d work out
@@bring.me.cheddar ohhh yeah
@@urmom-lo7wf Yeah,I'm not too sure on my job yet but I have multiple choices in mind, I could work for my dad, be a teacher or something else! But I think if I was to be a teacher I would make sure I'm the favourite teacher in secondary school,(I'm British so idk what grade it would be) and make sure all the years from 7-13 would be satisfied and happy in my classroom because I'd get alot of things like the teacher in the video!
As someone with horrible anxiety and constantly needs to keep my hands busy I’d love that socket thing
Unfortunately my school banned fidgets :(
The whole point of fidget is to not distract you and she said it does😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐
@@dinosharttt Actually fidgets are to help you focus. For anxious people and people with focus disabilities like adhd or add we struggle to keep our minds in one place and get very antsy sitting down. So those fidgets help keep our hands busy and help us practice keeping our minds on one task.
@@msepiphqny ok
My 1st grade teacher hated figets of any sort so when she discovered my tendency to tap my pencil on my thigh, she started confiscating, snapping and then sharpen the stubs to about 2 inches long so I would not be able to silently drum my leg with it.
@@dinosharttt fidgets actually help neurodivergent students and students with high anxiety focus.
i am both severely anxious and neurodivergent,, these things would have literally saved me in school. i had to leave public school it was so bad. there is a really serious struggle for us when it comes to focusing.
will some students abuse the fidget privileges? yes. does that mean you take fidgets away from students who genuinely need them? no.
please don’t encourage taking away things that help neurodivergent students.
This is amazing. This is the most organized teacher I've seen. It looks aesthetically pleasing too. I hope the head principal gives you credit for this.
Fidget toys for more “busy” kids? That would have made school at least 50% easier for me.
These ideas are great! Teachers deserve so much more respect ☺️
Me: not even a teacher but still is obsessed. I literally wish you could be my teacher
I appreciate the effort you put into making the class fun for the students! While I understand that not every teacher can do the things you can, it’s still nice to see!
Thank you for thinking of these things instead of just expecting them to magically be quiet and still for hours.
So nice to hear a teacher talking about real problems in class and not their personal lives. Thank you 💖
I like how you did a collage of all your suggestions at the end. Great little touch !!
The voice levels thing tells me that you're still trying and that your kids actually listen. My sch yr just ended and I was in a noisy and chaotic class for 2 yrs, and I'm pretty sure my teachers just gave up on us sometimes. I saw some sitting at the teacher's table reading a book in the midst of chaos trying to ignore us.
Seriously, same my class can’t shut up and ignore or help but comment on something someone said, which soon turns into a loud zoo
In my humanities class we have fidget kits, when the period starts you’re allowed to grab the bin full of fidgets and bring it to your table. (We don’t have desks, but we have whiteboard tables 😎) inside the bin is pop it’s, snappers, slinky’s, etc. I totally recommend it :)
Bruh I’m my humanities class we just get to sit down and get yelled at for fidgeting. That’s why I’m glade I got to get my old choir class back now so I don’t have to be there anymore
wait espresso cookie?!?!
@@kiwi8025 yes
im jelly lol.
"water bottles roll off the desk many times a day"
That one girl who ALWAYS drops her hydro flask 👀💦
Yes that's exactly reason why we can't bring water to class anymore this girl kept on dropping her bottle OVER AND OVER
"oh my god guys I'm so sorry!! I'm so clumsy I can't even- *tee-hee!*"
Fr
It's the girl who says she's 'one of the boys' in my class. And she sits next to a boy so she's like 'Oh I'm soooo clumsy. Woopsie!' and laughs like it's funny. 🙄
omg and the white scratches all over the bottle, pealing paint off as well💀
this is actually genius why isn't school like this
I love when teachers actually care and do little things like this for students
Almost all teachers care. But we get tired and frustrated from not being paid what we should. I guarantee you that this teacher paid out of her own pocket for all of those things. It gets hard to keep doing that.
This is so cool, I would love to do something like this, too! But in Germany, teachers don't have their own homeroom, so I can't. Over here, the classrooms are assigned to the students of the class and they stay in the same one all day and the teachers are the ones that rotate from one classroom to another. We keep our stuff in the teachers' lounge
Kein Plan wie das bei euch geregelt ist, aber bei uns in der Schule (bin allerdings Schüler) gibts immer einen Klasseslehrer. Vielleicht könnten die da ja was machen
That's what happens in my school too😂
That's not completely true, in primary schools the teachers usually do have their own classroom and just sometimes wander off to other rooms, whenever they need to teach another class. But they're pretty bound to one class. ;)
And in higher school forms, the class as a group has the classroom, so the class teacher can also help to make the classroom more "homely".
As a primary teacher to be, I definitely already think about certain stuff I can put into my classroom later on :D
What about elementary school?
@@AubreyMichele There it's similar to the school in the video :)
Ok but theae are BRILLIANT. I can't even handle the noise level and stapler ones
Genius!
Not ALL the kids will fidget at the same time. Also, if the fidget noise gets louder, it's a warning to Teach that she needs to give the class something to do to get their hands busy again.
This teacher is the best. The closest thing my teachers did to this was a counter to see how much pages of hw we were getting that day, and it went up the more the class talked.
The fidget is good. I love how you find a way to let kids have fidgets if they need them while not being a distraction instead of just saying no fidgets.
This would be one of the BEST teachers/classroom EVER!!
I love when teachers do things like this! It sucks that they stop caring about these things once middle school and high school rolls around..
my teacher loves to have everything so organized that she sorts color pencils by their color and same with sharpeners. i like it because it looks a lot more pleasing then all the pencils mixed up
My english teacher has the one where anyone can get what they need, and she calls it the student resource center😅 also, I've had a teacher use the stapler station before!
Man I wish I had a teacher that cared this much growing up
this just made me realize that ive been essentially using my new phone case's popsocket to fidget.....
It would be so amazing if all of the teachers did these changes to their classrooms, it would help alot
Having classes like this would have been really nice when I was a kid! This is awesome.
Dude, I LOVE playing with pop sockets! In my first period class, there’s this girl at my table who leaves her phone on her desk, and it has a pop socket. I always play with it (and luckily we’re on good terms) lol.
Oh my gosh my OCD is loving your classroom it's so perfectly organized for absolutely any kind of anxiety inducing stress related thing that you need to predict when dealing with children
This should be mandatory in classrooms, this is awesome! I especially like the voice volume buttons, the stapler holder, the water bottle pockets, and the pop socket fidgets :]
This isn't bored teachers, this is I have a free weekend, so lemme share some cool hacks teachers ... lol ...
Holy shit as someone with adhd I would've appreciated that pop socket thing so much! Thank you for taking care of your students like that, you seem like a great teacher
Yall need to get paid more for this dedication. Thank you ♥️
I love how this teacher actually makes the classroom better to make the kids comfortable 🥰
"And they don't become a distraction like some other fidgets"
Me a person with ADHD
"You underestimate me dear teacher, for ANYTHING THAT MOVES(AND DOESN'T MOVE) IS A DISTRACTION! HAHA!!"
Think she means not loud and clicky.
My figeting was tapping my pencil on my leg and that worked well since it was descrete and absolutely silent until the first grade teacher figured out it was a coping mechanism and procceded to confiscate my pencils and snap and sharpen them to a couple of inches on a daily basis.
@@JackDesert WHGAT?
@@JackDesert that's horrible wtf... i'd start fidgeting with a ruler out of spite. what's the teacher gonna do, snap the ruler and tell me to measure everything in 5cms?
Fool my train of thought starts by staring at a wall and thinking about how Swiss cheese could be used for holding hoses with big enough holes and ends with how many maus tanks would it take to defend d-day all while doing my work in math while consuming useless information
@@JackDesert What an awful person wth
This is so adorable, wish I had this in primary school, we had a sink in our classroom that had a rusty tap to get water from 🙂
I'm not a teacher, but i always wanna be one as far as i remember. I love how you do extra mile for your students ❤
i absolutely love the teachers who put effort into making there classroom a more fun environment
I really like the Popsocket on desk idea. There are kids with ADHD and other conditions that cause hyperactivity, and they may fidget with items.
I love the lights and water bottle holders. So awesome
Personally, I love having something like that pop socket fidget to play with in class. I actually think that if I have nothing to fidget with whilst watching a video or something, then I will probably be more likely to zone out.
This is more organized than my life… for once the 5 minute hack kinda stuff actually are smart
Omg these teachers are way too smart! That’s awesome
I wish I was in your class!!!
You must be a fantastic teacher 👏👏👏🧡
Teachers who still think the voice level stuff works are seriously tripping. They’re just in their own world.
That stuff probably doesn't work on high schoolers or middle schoolers but I don't see why it wouldn't work on elementary school kids which seems to be the grade she's teaching for.
I'm sorry, but these are LIFE hacks!
I wish our teacher was this thoughtful
It's pretty cool to see how teachers handle problems. Like if I had this kinda stuff when I was in 3rd grade, I feel like my class would've been less annoying annoying my teacher- especially with the light thing and the water bottle holder
- no one -
ME : RIGHT THAT DOWN wait I’m alone-
- reason: I WANT TO BE A TEACHER -
The light one looks cool but the batteries would prob die on those quick. Maybe a different type of visual but the idea is cool
Those light things so not use much battery juice. Just get good batteries and not the cheapos and they should not need changing more than 2-3 times in 1 school year. Not all lights will wear out at the same time as some are used more often than others.
“So how are you going to help your students”
*laughs in high school*
seriously though i hate it
Your classroom is so organized I love it
Love the popsocket idea!!! Thankyou!!!
Great hacks! The lights and stapler ones are really creative!
That water bottle one should honestly be in every classroom
Thank you for being a very considerate teacher and putting a water bottle holder on your students desk I wish my teachers cared enough to do that. And the pop socket fidget thing for the desk❤️❤️❤️
The voice level lights are a need for every classroom
Teachers are amazing it's a real crime they get severely underpaid.
One thing as a teacher I would be worried about is the pop sockets. They are still pretty loud and could distract other kids, but they still aren’t as loud as many other fidgets.
You’re so lucky you’re such a good teacher I wish I could have a good teacher like you❤️
oh my god if only all schools and classes were this cool
That is so cool! The voice level lights especially.
Wow, love these! I was one of those teachers that loved hyper-organization, but these are great ideas I never thought of! Too bad I'm no longer in the classroom, well not THAT bad🤣
As a kid growing up with ADHD, I wish I had something like the pop socket thing you put on the desk. I'm sure it'll help a lot of kids :)
I wish most teachers were this good 😢
damn and i already know you paid for this out of pocket bcs the school doesn't care, teachers like you are the reason i want to learn. this is so thoughtful. you're changing so many lives!!
That pop desk fidget thing is amazing,
This is the most loving teacher
Ur a really good teacher.
Literally the best teacher ever to exist
I wish I had This when I was in school
I wish there where more teachers like this
I have ADHD and I fell IN LOVE with the desktop pop socket!
I love your organization
I wish you were my teacher- mostly because you actually think of the kids- like you add fidgets to their desks, your'e so cool!
I love how organized u are
Omg u r a great and organized teacher I wish u were my teacher
I love these!!
I actually had those lights in my fourth grade classroom cause were so loud it started to work for about two or three days until my teacher gave up because it didn’t work