I’m glad she’s not with middle schoolers. They’re brutal dude. Seniors in high school might be another option. Elementary schoolers are more malleable.
@@Jon-rc2yy No, I see when others are suffering. We need more people to reach out to the isolated ones instead of what everyone else is going for. I can't say what my mind thinks or else it wouldn't make sense. I can tell you are a follower, not a leader.
These parents should be very proud of the young woman they have raised. She chose a profession that helps others which is the most selfless characteristic i can think of. How inspiring for kids too
soulman2000 why does it matter that you’re a guy. Men cry too and have feelings. Despite what feminists want everyone to think. Men get the feels and cry too
@@eb.3764 Why do you think God didn't bless her? I have a sister with Autism and she is truly a blessing to our family. Just because society tells us they have a "disability" it doesn't mean they aren't blessed.
She's so sweet and pretty. I love that the children have entirely accepted her and she's simply their lovely teacher. Imagine the immensely positive impact she's having on these youngsters' lives? 🤗
Kids that age are more willing to learn and understand people's differences or uniqueness. And once you pass that stage they don't make it a thing or let it phase them. I always said at my work ,kids that age are more reasonable then the older ones. If they're curious, they'll just ask you and get over it which I love instead of acting indifferent by staring
I agree, And maybe in some of those kids lives, She the only love and affection they may ever get in their lives, Maybe the only Positive Light they will have too, Hope I'm wrong, But I'm glad they are teachers like Megan, In our Schools , Someone who will show these kids they are good people they can count on in our world still !💛
I feel like having a teacher with a disability when you're as young as her kids is sooooo beneficial. When I started school my first teacher was disabled. She was born without a hand and I personally feel as though that experience early on in life is what made me so receptive of people with disabilities.. aside from the fact that one of my best friends growing up had a developmental disability I feel like that played a major role in my compassion and ability to understand those who we perceive to be different.
I’ve had a substitute teacher with twisted and missing fingers before. He calls himself a dinosaur and it was a huge joke throughout 5-7th grade. He even somehow switched schools so I knew him for 3 years! I’m very fond of people without disabilities and as a child I used to stare and admire their differences because they weren’t complaining! That really shaped me into who I am today.
I have gained faith in humanity after even watching the students hug their teacher. I know half the kids in my class would freak out. I think this sets a better example for the students to accept those who are different.
Salem King; I don’t think half of the kids in your class will freak out. Kids are amazing as long as things are put in positive perspectives for them. It is the adults, unfortunately, who exhume negative energy.
If half the kids in your class would freak out, that's a big problem. Kids should never fear disabled people and it is crucial, for both us disabled folks and those kids, that they understand that we're actually just people in bodies that work a little differently. Maybe look at contacting disability orgs in your area about arranging to have a disabled person come and speak to your class? Kids need to know that we're not monsters and that becoming disabled isn't the end of the world.
@@chronicallyfabulous88 That would. I have a friend who has autism and they always run away from him. It sucks seeing that but my school is ritzy and kids there make fun of disabled people straight in there face. It is very messed up.
@@denasylla4696 The kids in my class have parents who let them do whatever they want. The school also lets them do most things they want to do. We have had teachers quit due to the kids actions they had to deal with...
Chronically Fabulous yes. We need to instill in them early that not everybody is the same. Some people have physical or mental limitations, but they are still human beings worthy of love, friendship, and respect. They still have feelings like everyone else. I have been teaching my daughter that from as early as I could. We were at the lake feeding ducks. A kiddo came up in a wheelchair and he didn’t have anything to feed them. She voluntarily went over and talked to him and asked if he wanted some food to give to the ducks. I was so proud of her. Every teacher she has had always tells me how kind she is. How she helps her classmates. It makes me happy to know that.
This is wonderful to see. I have dwarfism as well (I'm 3'9) and have a Masters degree in Education. Unfortunately, the districts here in NY were not as open-minded as hers. After 7 years of no job offers, I had to change strategies. I ended up going for a civil service job. It's not as prestigious and doesn't require a Masters, but it's nice to at least know my boss appreciates my work and is thrilled to have me.
Are you opposed to relocating states? You’ve worked so hard to achieve what you have already. I think you should try to apply in another state if you truly believe teaching is your calling.
@@lenlee14 no I can’t move. My family is here. I now work in HR in a school. With Covid things have been turned upside down. Now there are plenty of teaching jobs if you’re willing to take on all that goes with it in the far of a pandemic.
@@paxhumana2015 from what I understand you have to have state certifications to be an administrator. To earn them, you have to have classroom experience. I believe you also have to submit a dissertation of your work. There are also college degrees in school administration. It makes sense. You can’t lead a school if you don’t know what it’s like to be a teacher firsthand.
I’m in New York, and I wouldn’t care one bit if you were my child’s teacher! If you ever want to go for teaching again, look at small, private schools.
I love that she is a teacher because it exposes kids who are young to people with disabilities and can better shape their outlook on people with a disability.
In today's world of bullying we all need a Meghan in each kindergarten or 1st grade class each new school year! Love you Megan! Love your "NEVER GIVE UP" motto, too. 💕
Her friend is my history teacher and he is THE sweetest and most understanding person you can meet. Even just asking him in class about her, he speaks so highly of her
This woman is going to make a difference in these children's lives, mainly with being open, accepting and willing to help while not judging someone due to various disabilities. We need more teachers like her in general, maybe the future generations would have a better chance.
I try to be as open as I can with them. I don’t judge them and if they are having a bad day we talk about and fix it! I love them with all my heart and would do anything for my past, present, and future students!
She’s doesn’t have a disability she has an ability, ability to persist and do the best she can do through everything she faces in life! She makes a wonderful teacher and you can see the smiles on each child’s face
I have to differ, as Megan Grannan has limited arm & leg movement, requiring accommodations. Her kind personality is in part due to being judged, overlooked & mistreated by others. How she responded to these challenges is what made her an exceptional teacher & person. As what doesn't break you makes you stronger & likely kinder to others...
I am a teacher. This woman is amazing. What she has to go through every day to teach her class is incredible. She has my total respect and admiration. She's a very inspiring and very lovely person.
when she hugged a student at the door that instantly told me the type of person she is. the teachers that hugged me are the teachers that made such a huge difference for me and really stood out 💖
Honestly same here. I remember and have fond memories of the teachers who were the kindest and most helpful. Whereas the teachers who were stricter, I don't really remember.
I have a form of skeletal dysplasia as well, I'm 4ft 6in which is tall compared to others with these bone diseases. I just changed my major to secondary education with a biology track and I am very excited to teach in the future.
This teacher is beautiful inside and out. When I watched her at the table talking to this little girl they were beautiful together. Tears filled my eyes. Teachers make children great. I was a special needs child for many years and my last year of high school I wanted to go main stream and be in regular math and reading classes social studies etc. I was on the honor roll all 4 quarters of my senior year and my records were not fudged all the tests were where you have to pencil in dots and a machine read everything. I had tons of encouragement from my teachers. I think this young woman is wonderful.
@Anti Mapping I have a brother who is deaf. He has a diesel mechanic degree and he's having a hard time finding a job because they just won't give him a chance. It's hard for people with "disability" to find and keep a job. Notice how I put disability in quotations to emphasize it is just a label we use in society. Most people with "disabilities" are just differently abled but are in no way "disabled"
@Anti Mapping I also have a sister with Asperger's. She is into anime and graphic design. I pray and hope she will be treated better once she graduates from college 🙏
Molly McConnell I’m sure she’s a great teacher and I respect her but looking at from another perspective is most of the time having kids who are bigger than you make it hard to establish respect it even happens among high school seniors, as much as I wish it wasn’t true it’s just human nature to belittle things smaller than you. As well they mentioned she needed assistance dressing bathing etc when handling small children it makes parents as well myself in high school iffy about her looking over small children. Most of her job focuses on her education considering she struggles with other basic abilities :/ I hope she gets to continue teaching but the job can be brutal especially parents and accidents etc
oh it's awesome that she teaches her kids about how she's just a small bit different from them is great ^^. teaching kids that people are different in some ways but can also have so much in common with them is awesome. we honestly need more representation in teachers, especially in elementary school because that will teach the kids not to judge people based on their differences. this is wonderful
I'm glad she's teaching young kids tolerance she's changing a generation in a very positive way. I'm glad she is not teaching high school, she'd possibly HAVE TO carry a weapon in order to defend herself!
@@gabriellejenkinss um I don't do judgement thins I'm in middle school and I go to a learning support class and high Schoolers come for reading and they just bully the teacher
She might be small but she's got a bigger heart and soul then most people in the world. I don't see Someone small I see a teacher who cares for the kids and the kids who care for her aswell Edit:Thanks for all the likes. Have a good happy long life everyone
I highly respect people like this. People who have obvious disabilities, but persevere. I’d probably shut down because my character isn’t as strong as hers.
"We are all different. We all fit together." Should be in all establishments. It gives us an understanding of life. Thanks for this great video of Megan. I can go out today stronger knowing that somewhere we have Megan living happily. We only need to do it everywhere now.
"We are all different . We all fit together." You have an amazing school? Everywhere we should take this motto. The kids are getting a double education. They are becoming aware life is different. It is how we do things. Thanks for uploading this special video. I think of you Megan quite a lot. I hope you are ok.
So inspirational, I think her differences actually makes her an even better teacher, she's been through it all and yet she's still here defying all odds. I wish nothing but the best for her.
Yes! Normalising differences is a gift these kids are getting who would otherwise not be exposed to an opportunity to learn to understand or show empathy or not be douche bags. I think some will be better human beings because she exists & became a teacher x
My mom always told me that “good things come in small packages” and you’re it! You are such an inspiration for the whole school. You made goals for yourself and succeeded, despite hurdles none of us can even imagine.😇
Love her passion and attitude ❤️ I have Turner Syndrome, am 4’10” and I am currently at university studying to be a teacher. It can challenging but it’s also an incredible gift.
Megan is an inspiration to me. I love how she never gave up on her dreams of being a teacher. She may be pocket-sized, but she has a lot of determination!
My 2 children would have loved having her as a teacher when they were in elementary school. She’s relatable because of her small stature but with authority.
I didn't love that. Go back and look. Not all of the children were comfortable...not just because of her other abilitied or lack thereof. A lot of children are uncomfortable with touching of non family adults and in today's world should not be mandated. She insisted a chilf hi 5 her. Touching in any circumstance should be purely voluntary.
God bless you sweetie! I was an educator started teaching at 20 years old. I am 5'2" not that short but when I taught teachers would tell me to get to class all the time. They thought I was a student.
I've seen this video several times now, and every time I watch it I think "she is wearing the most teachery outfit rn". The dress. The tights with the Tory Burch boots. The hair curled in a thick curling iron vertically. Iconic.
I'm not sure what "teachery" looks like these days, but when I was a kid, it was a print dress with a boat neck or Peter Pan collar that was at least 5 seasons out of date. The "out of date" part seemed to still hold true when I was going through C&I courses in the 1990s! It must take a lot of thought to find a good outfit that size that is age-appropriate and professional. I'd probably want to find a good seamstress, too.
Megan Grannan That makes sense, Megan. It must be frustrating as an adult to have to fight for people to perceive you as an adult. I’m autistic, so I know what least how it feels to be spoken to like a child as an adult. Has there ever been a moment where a child was being “naughty” in the classroom? If so, what happened? 😮 I’ve always been a bit intimidated by naughty kids and wondered how the heck teachers cope.
Definitely, cute tykes are not looking down @ their remarkable teacher,they are looking up(no pun intended here).I remember all of my teachers,as positive role models. But , again many students would walk all over them, they didn't know how to say No!,some of the educators.One ,teacher would cry ,until the principal walked in to set the tone .Once the class was in order, he left & and more crying resumed.No wonder there is a high burn out rate.They wear many different hats,sooo much respect. Keep up the challenging work u provide.🐨🐝
This is 100% relatable. I’m a little person myself with a rare condition. (O.I. a brittle bone disease) and I’m extremely short. I’m glad I found someone similar to me, this is incredibly amazing to know I’m not alone.
This video had me in tears! Thank You Heavenly Father that she was blessed with parents who accepted her, believed in her, encouraged her…….A Strong Foundational Support! She was able to pursue her dream…….and is being used by God to encourage and inspire the young people!! More people need to see this!!! Thank you for teaching the children!!
That's messed up all the school districts but one didnt give her a chance. Just because she was born different doesn't mean she cant teach. From What I see her kids love her.
She's so sweet and kind I feel how good a person is and I hope that one day medicine will enable the operation and that she will be able to raise her hands above the head ♥ ♥ ♥
this gave me a good cry. from seeing her struggle with things i take for granted, and then showing her feeling contempt with her job and being such a ray of light for the people around her. bless her soul
My daughter has a little teacher as well, she’s wonderful the children love her. An she doesn’t let them run over her. She is the size of a 4-5 year old.
This is amazing. We can all learn something from her. If someone tells you you can’t do something then you show them you can. Never give up. I admire her strength. She is so beautiful and kind. This is a lovely story 💕
She’s not “born different”. She was born for a real reason, and that’s to live her passion for what she loves to do. She fills hearts with warmth and acceptance and has a wonderful goal to make others happy. That, is what this world needs. And more people like her.
If only all teachers were like her. She didnt just want to be a teacher, she IS a teacher. Her students will not forget her and hopefully they will become kind and thoughtful citizens in their adult lives.
That's the inspiration i was needed...those people that don't let anything bring them down and keep moving forward... Girl thank you I'm gonna Keep moving!
I love these videos when someone has a genuine condition and see’a the positives in life instead of documentaries on people destroying their bodies and badly changing how they look she is such an inspiration I love how she’s a teacher you can see how much she loves her job honestly I aspire to have her mindset 🙌🏽
Teacher: It's weird being smaller than your students. Highschool Teachers: Word. In all seriousness this was meant to be a joke, I understand that she is teaching younger kids and teachers TEND to be taller than their students in those situations.
At the end, you brought tears to my eyes! For being told you wouldn't probably live a year, and you showed them what a small pack of dynamite can do!! Thank you so much for your video, and keep on going!! So many people don't have what you have, and that is sad!!! You followed your dream, no matter the hills you had to climb!!! God Bless and stay safe!!!! Thank you!!!!!!
I’m glad she’s not with middle schoolers. They’re brutal dude. Seniors in high school might be another option. Elementary schoolers are more malleable.
Agreed
@KING X well than that means your "moody and cant feel other people's feelings" so 😐
@@Jon-rc2yy No, I see when others are suffering. We need more people to reach out to the isolated ones instead of what everyone else is going for. I can't say what my mind thinks or else it wouldn't make sense. I can tell you are a follower, not a leader.
@@salvulcano7426 I'm kinda confused, what makes me a "follower"
Middle schoolers are horrible. It takes a special person to want to teach them. I'll stick with Elementary thanks..
These parents should be very proud of the young woman they have raised. She chose a profession that helps others which is the most selfless characteristic i can think of. How inspiring for kids too
Im just trying to get the likes up to 420
Death Dealer I got it too 485
@@samriwelkeish7981 cool
@Lorryn SilverSpike Why thank you,and do have a nice day.
Nice
She was my substitute teacher last year when I was in fifth grade she was amazing everybody loved her there I’m proud of her
OMG ur so lucky!
Brianna McLaughlin you also spelt it wrong it’s liar
@@priscillalefebvre9043 r/whoooosh
Famous?
Brianna McLaughlin it’s actually spelled liar
She is a 6th grade teacher in my daughter’s school now. My kid said I wish I had her. She is the best example of “never give up.”
awesome to hear that and she's definitely right!
I’m sittin here in tears for the bravery of this woman. God bless her. She’s pretty, smart, intelligent and a fighter!
Me too in tears..fullest respect this beautiful brave & strong smart woman..God bless her always
Me too !!
soulman2000 why does it matter that you’re a guy. Men cry too and have feelings. Despite what feminists want everyone to think. Men get the feels and cry too
Same here tears also came out watching this
YES 🥰 I'm about to cry 🥺♥️
This is what you call a winner. She didn't let anything hold her back. Also...she's so PRETTY
Erin Vandalayyy yep she is a brave girl
Yes
no, she’s beautiful
I was just going to comment the same!
She's also lucky she lives in the West, not some shithole, sorry for my trumpanese.
She’s very pretty! And she makes a difference in the world! God bless her!
god clearly didnt
@@eb.3764 Why do you think God didn't bless her? I have a sister with Autism and she is truly a blessing to our family. Just because society tells us they have a "disability" it doesn't mean they aren't blessed.
@@giulianacr2638 so gods up in here giving people diseases left and right?
@@eb.3764 no pain disease or trouble is compared to the reward and glory God will give to those who loved him
🎧❤Jesus 👇🏻
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She's so sweet and pretty. I love that the children have entirely accepted her and she's simply their lovely teacher. Imagine the immensely positive impact she's having on these youngsters' lives? 🤗
I agree with you.
they love her.
she is priceless.
beautiful and positive.
Kids that age are more willing to learn and understand people's differences or uniqueness. And once you pass that stage they don't make it a thing or let it phase them. I always said at my work ,kids that age are more reasonable then the older ones. If they're curious, they'll just ask you and get over it which I love instead of acting indifferent by staring
I absolutely love how it's tradition for the kids to line up to give her a hug or fist bump. So very sweet!!!!
@@squeakybeak7832 it is do natural.
she is a beautiful person.
the kids love her.
she is a great teacher.
INSPIRATIONAL....🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹❤
so true...lovely accurate words....🦋
I absolutely love how she hugs her students every morning 😭 that’s literally all you need sometimes
I agree,
And maybe in some of those kids lives,
She the only love and affection they may ever get in their lives,
Maybe the only Positive Light they will have too,
Hope I'm wrong,
But I'm glad they are teachers like Megan,
In our Schools ,
Someone who will show these kids they are good people they can count on in our world still !💛
They don't do this at (my or) high school in general. Depends on how you see it.
I agree they could have a bad day then they could just get a hug from somebody they know is amazing and never gives up. That could make your day
I love her courage as well as her parents. She is such a beauty. 💓
Would you say that if it were a man?
I feel like having a teacher with a disability when you're as young as her kids is sooooo beneficial. When I started school my first teacher was disabled. She was born without a hand and I personally feel as though that experience early on in life is what made me so receptive of people with disabilities.. aside from the fact that one of my best friends growing up had a developmental disability I feel like that played a major role in my compassion and ability to understand those who we perceive to be different.
I really luv her
THAT WAS SO HEART FELT AND YOUR THE TYPE OF PEOPLE WE NEED IN THIS WORLD
chicken man 👁👄👁 PLEASE be joking.
I’ve had a substitute teacher with twisted and missing fingers before. He calls himself a dinosaur and it was a huge joke throughout 5-7th grade. He even somehow switched schools so I knew him for 3 years! I’m very fond of people without disabilities and as a child I used to stare and admire their differences because they weren’t complaining! That really shaped me into who I am today.
Yes I know staring is bad but when they would look at me I would smile and wave :D
“A persons a person no matter how small”-Dr. Seuss
Isaiah Mendiola, I ain’t tryna say anything but your pic is literally and axis flag
He cheated on his wife who was dying of cancer
That is one my favorite quotes!!
Toe Nail Clippings Fan think about other bad people than the topic they are proud of at that moment
@@lemonlime9683 bruh I- you ruined the whole moment
I love how highly her friend spoke of her. You can tell he really cares about her ❤️
He's in love with her face.
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Yes I thought that too
@@michamicha1433 not men....they only hang around when their in love
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@@007nadineL you realise not everyone is straight and you dont have to fall in love with every woman around you.. right..?
@@007nadineL I'm quite literally a man telling you this//
I have gained faith in humanity after even watching the students hug their teacher. I know half the kids in my class would freak out. I think this sets a better example for the students to accept those who are different.
Salem King; I don’t think half of the kids in your class will freak out. Kids are amazing as long as things are put in positive perspectives for them. It is the adults, unfortunately, who exhume negative energy.
If half the kids in your class would freak out, that's a big problem. Kids should never fear disabled people and it is crucial, for both us disabled folks and those kids, that they understand that we're actually just people in bodies that work a little differently.
Maybe look at contacting disability orgs in your area about arranging to have a disabled person come and speak to your class? Kids need to know that we're not monsters and that becoming disabled isn't the end of the world.
@@chronicallyfabulous88 That would. I have a friend who has autism and they always run away from him. It sucks seeing that but my school is ritzy and kids there make fun of disabled people straight in there face. It is very messed up.
@@denasylla4696 The kids in my class have parents who let them do whatever they want. The school also lets them do most things they want to do. We have had teachers quit due to the kids actions they had to deal with...
Chronically Fabulous yes. We need to instill in them early that not everybody is the same. Some people have physical or mental limitations, but they are still human beings worthy of love, friendship, and respect. They still have feelings like everyone else. I have been teaching my daughter that from as early as I could. We were at the lake feeding ducks. A kiddo came up in a wheelchair and he didn’t have anything to feed them. She voluntarily went over and talked to him and asked if he wanted some food to give to the ducks. I was so proud of her. Every teacher she has had always tells me how kind she is. How she helps her classmates. It makes me happy to know that.
She's making a difference in somebody's child life, even though she was born different. God bless you with many years!
The school was very smart to hire her . She is a gift that her students will never forget
This is wonderful to see. I have dwarfism as well (I'm 3'9) and have a Masters degree in Education. Unfortunately, the districts here in NY were not as open-minded as hers. After 7 years of no job offers, I had to change strategies. I ended up going for a civil service job. It's not as prestigious and doesn't require a Masters, but it's nice to at least know my boss appreciates my work and is thrilled to have me.
Are you opposed to relocating states? You’ve worked so hard to achieve what you have already. I think you should try to apply in another state if you truly believe teaching is your calling.
@@lenlee14 no I can’t move. My family is here. I now work in HR in a school. With Covid things have been turned upside down. Now there are plenty of teaching jobs if you’re willing to take on all that goes with it in the far of a pandemic.
@@strgazr04 , why not further your education, become a principal, and then make your own school?
@@paxhumana2015 from what I understand you have to have state certifications to be an administrator. To earn them, you have to have classroom experience. I believe you also have to submit a dissertation of your work. There are also college degrees in school administration. It makes sense. You can’t lead a school if you don’t know what it’s like to be a teacher firsthand.
I’m in New York, and I wouldn’t care one bit if you were my child’s teacher! If you ever want to go for teaching again, look at small, private schools.
I love that she is a teacher because it exposes kids who are young to people with disabilities and can better shape their outlook on people with a disability.
♥️👍
I always try to be open with my students! I never hide anything from them! Thank you so much for your sweet comment!
She gives her students extra lessons in respecting differences, which they will carry with them.
Ur comments are so nice on this channel
That's so true.
In today's world of bullying we all need a Meghan in each kindergarten or 1st grade class each new school year! Love you Megan! Love your "NEVER GIVE UP" motto, too. 💕
Exactly what I was thinking
Back when I entered preschool, I didn't know you can be taller than any or all of your teachers
Honestly, she is the perfect example of perseverance.
Yes! Perseverance and resilience.
My height is 4" 5 and I'm 8
Entièrement d'accord avec toi .
@@margo587 why are y-
Snowball The Rabbit what?
Her friend is my history teacher and he is THE sweetest and most understanding person you can meet. Even just asking him in class about her, he speaks so highly of her
Every child she teaches will know that being different is ok & that helping someone or being kind to someone who is different is also ok.
You are looking so good
That class, school, parents and staff members will forever be changed. She's God's gem!
@@sweetsopcomedy1458 Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to
@@tyyepes935 Let me know how I can help with any words of encouragement?
@@sweetsopcomedy1458 Thank you, You seems quite cool would it be nice if we become friends..
A teacher is never tiny. They build nations. She is great.
Right sir
Amen
I agree.
Great statement!!!
Mine threw dry erase markers at students.
Her students will be more understanding people when they get older.
Yes, sometimes I think back to those days and get embarrassed I acted the way I did
Lol....kids don't care about anything these days!
@Donna Hough you can edit your reply by clicking on the three dots on the right
@@hotwheels1838 they truly do. They become better people and understand what is going on. They carry these lessons throughout their life.
Those kids are way more accepting and understanding than many adults. Kudos to their parents, they raised them well👏
Rude and non-accepting adults are already living in hell.
This woman is going to make a difference in these children's lives, mainly with being open, accepting and willing to help while not judging someone due to various disabilities. We need more teachers like her in general, maybe the future generations would have a better chance.
Irena The Ginger - I just posted the same thing, didn’t see your comment. I agree 100%
Yep we absolutely need teachers like her
I try to be as open as I can with them. I don’t judge them and if they are having a bad day we talk about and fix it! I love them with all my heart and would do anything for my past, present, and future students!
I’ve had plenty of teachers like her before, but you’re right there should definitely be more.
Irena The Ginger yeii
I love the way she welcomes her students. She is soooo cute.
No she is not
@@Anonymous-io7sl oop
I know you mean no harm Francesca but I don’t think she would like you calling her cute.
Like would you call an adult cute?
She is interacting with kids. Maybe it is cute.
She’s doesn’t have a disability she has an ability, ability to persist and do the best she can do through everything she faces in life! She makes a wonderful teacher and you can see the smiles on each child’s face
Beautifully said. I couldn’t agree more.
I have to differ, as Megan Grannan has limited arm & leg movement, requiring accommodations. Her kind personality is in part due to being judged, overlooked & mistreated by others. How she responded to these challenges is what made her an exceptional teacher & person. As what doesn't break you makes you stronger & likely kinder to others...
David Hollenshead
This is literally what Allie said.
Allie Gordon your comment made me smile and made my day!! Seriously thank you so much!!
Megan Grannan No Problem lovely girl! Glad it made you smile! Your a strong women ☺️ You’ve got this!!
She is adorable, everyone of those kids will now have respect for others for the rest of their lives
Unless they play fornite or free fire
@@ozfeldi you just had to ruin it did you?
A very pretty and smart lady. She certainly has not let her disability stop her from accomplishing some great things with her life!
Yeah NOTHING can stop her.😁
she is symbol of Humble, comfort and kindness.
Hx Hx aww you made me tear up! Thank you so much for your kind comment!☺️
I could not agree more. Nice comment
@@megangrannan1322
I love you sis 😊😊🥀🌺🌷🌹 you have a good heart full of kindness,love and resolution. I hope you are doing well Dear Megan 😊😁
Whatever be the size, shape and skin tone of her, "She is a teacher." that is the sentence I can only remember.
I am a teacher. This woman is amazing. What she has to go through every day to teach her class is incredible. She has my total respect and admiration. She's a very inspiring and very lovely person.
when she hugged a student at the door that instantly told me the type of person she is. the teachers that hugged me are the teachers that made such a huge difference for me and really stood out 💖
Honestly same here. I remember and have fond memories of the teachers who were the kindest and most helpful. Whereas the teachers who were stricter, I don't really remember.
She may be tiny, but she has the biggest heart in the world.
Sophia Cheng awww you are so sweet!!😊
Thats on peeerrrrriiiioooodd!!!
Good things come in Small packages.
I have a form of skeletal dysplasia as well, I'm 4ft 6in which is tall compared to others with these bone diseases. I just changed my major to secondary education with a biology track and I am very excited to teach in the future.
Good luck . You surely will do well in your chosen profession.
Congrats and good luck on your professional career and your overall happiness in life 👍🏾😍🥰
Good luck to you Tori I wish you the best of luck.
May God bless you ❤
Thank you everyone for your kind replies!
This teacher is beautiful inside and out. When I watched her at the table talking to this little girl they were beautiful together. Tears filled my eyes. Teachers make children great. I was a special needs child for many years and my last year of high school I wanted to go main stream and be in regular math and reading classes social studies etc. I was on the honor roll all 4 quarters of my senior year and my records were not fudged all the tests were where you have to pencil in dots and a machine read everything. I had tons of encouragement from my teachers. I think this young woman is wonderful.
I would have LOVED to have her as a teacher. Those kids are absolutely blessed to have you Megan!
Students will learn a lot from this teacher, especially about not giving up, following your dreams, and being yourself.
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to.
@@tyyepes935 i hope youre fine
Yea she was my teacher last year she was so kind but kids arent always the nicest to her
@@jaeplayz1644 sorry to hear that, it's hard being a teacher these days in the U.S.
It pisses me off the districts wouldn't hire her based on her "disability." It's discriminatory 😞
Yeah that’s just messed up
Anti Mapping bozo
@Anti Mapping I have a brother who is deaf. He has a diesel mechanic degree and he's having a hard time finding a job because they just won't give him a chance. It's hard for people with "disability" to find and keep a job. Notice how I put disability in quotations to emphasize it is just a label we use in society. Most people with "disabilities" are just differently abled but are in no way "disabled"
@Anti Mapping I also have a sister with Asperger's. She is into anime and graphic design. I pray and hope she will be treated better once she graduates from college 🙏
Molly McConnell I’m sure she’s a great teacher and I respect her but looking at from another perspective is most of the time having kids who are bigger than you make it hard to establish respect it even happens among high school seniors, as much as I wish it wasn’t true it’s just human nature to belittle things smaller than you. As well they mentioned she needed assistance dressing bathing etc when handling small children it makes parents as well myself in high school iffy about her looking over small children. Most of her job focuses on her education considering she struggles with other basic abilities :/ I hope she gets to continue teaching but the job can be brutal especially parents and accidents etc
oh it's awesome that she teaches her kids about how she's just a small bit different from them is great ^^. teaching kids that people are different in some ways but can also have so much in common with them is awesome. we honestly need more representation in teachers, especially in elementary school because that will teach the kids not to judge people based on their differences. this is wonderful
Need to have that everywhere not just elementary
@@isabellastens3078 mhm, love your thinking
I'm glad she's teaching young kids tolerance she's changing a generation in a very positive way. I'm glad she is not teaching high school, she'd possibly HAVE TO carry a weapon in order to defend herself!
SuperMeanSadie middle school is scary but high schoolers would probably defend her if another student was acting up
high school students aren’t all that bad when it comes to teachers majority are very respectful to them
Mm no high Schoolers are bad and middle schoolers ive seen things even 5th and 6th grade
seungri's wifeu girl i’m in highschool but i guess you can make a judgement off of people you’ve seen
@@gabriellejenkinss um I don't do judgement thins I'm in middle school and I go to a learning support class and high Schoolers come for reading and they just bully the teacher
This brought me to tears! She is so genuine and beautiful! God bless her for not taking this life for granted!
Me too! She is amazing!!!!
She might be small but she's got a bigger heart and soul then most people in the world. I don't see Someone small I see a teacher who cares for the kids and the kids who care for her aswell
Edit:Thanks for all the likes. Have a good happy long life everyone
thank you!!!!
@@P41AS you're welcome
Coronavirus
Never seen any teacher standing at classroom door to welcome , wish and hug every student. 🥰😍😊👏🙏
Did you grow up in the States, because it's normal here.
@@ImNotaRussianBot No. I'm Indian.
Personality is what makes you real human..
Soul.
EinsKing Shady true
Amazing
🙏 🙏 ❤️ ❤️
Exactly😁👍🏻
I highly respect people like this. People who have obvious disabilities, but persevere. I’d probably shut down because my character isn’t as strong as hers.
I think growing up like that makes you strong. If she'd be a normal individual, she would've had a different personallity.
@Deadpool in the comments section good luck at the school goodw
"I was very lucky to find a district that welcomed me."
No, that district was a very lucky to get you! 👍
"We are all different. We all fit together." Should be in all establishments. It gives us an understanding of life.
Thanks for this great video of Megan. I can go out today stronger knowing that somewhere we have Megan living happily. We only need to do it everywhere now.
Yes ❤
And all the other districts that dismissed you don't know what they missed.
@@chouettemachin7361 Touché... You're absolutely right!👍 It was a win-win.
@@IAmSuzyQ it’s just the first one
"We are all different . We all fit together." You have an amazing school? Everywhere we should take this motto. The kids are getting a double education. They are becoming aware life is different. It is how we do things.
Thanks for uploading this special video. I think of you Megan quite a lot. I hope you are ok.
Nearly shed a tear when I found out people have given her a hard time. What a beautiful person!
100th like lol i never did that before
I am so overwhelmed by seeing such a positively charged personality. She is just wow.
Jyoti Tripathi aww!! Everyone is making me cry! I try my hardest!!
She might be little, but her heart is bigger.
I like the way she greets her students before starting the class..
So inspirational, I think her differences actually makes her an even better teacher, she's been through it all and yet she's still here defying all odds. I wish nothing but the best for her.
When she ask the boy “what did you do past weekend”? The way she listen and respond to him is sooo priceless ...
She is the most powerful woman in this world. They say the biggest enemy is yourself, she certainly won this war. God bless her....
I am you
It’s sad how people treat each other’s because of their physical looks and capabilities
Same thing
Everyone should just be nice and be cool with everyone it's not that hard
What an inspiration….She’s teaching all of us!! More Blessings on your life….You have purpose!!
She turned her disability to ability God bless you dear as you inspire others.
I wouldn't call it a disability
Oh wait it probably is?
my kindergarten teacher was disabled, chairbound and very full of life. i feel like it helped put me in a frame of mind that doesn’t judge others
James It is a disability. 🤦 She literally has skeleton dysplasia.
She's teaching the kids a valuable lesson that couldn't be taught without her position
I could not agree more
Yes! Normalising differences is a gift these kids are getting who would otherwise not be exposed to an opportunity to learn to understand or show empathy or not be douche bags. I think some will be better human beings because she exists & became a teacher x
Her voice is so sweet like Penelope from Wreck it ralf!!! ;o I like how she doesnt let anything stop her achieving her dreams.
Sadly, I find her voice super annoying. Sorry. She’s sweet but we are just talking about voice nothing else here
Ralph* (sorry for correcting)
Omg im tearing up 🥺 "do not pray for an easy life, pray for the strength to endure a difficult one"
Can we just talk about how she is DROP DEAD gorgeous! 😍 Not only that but she is a great person and teacher. Keep up the amazing work, Meghan!
Oh hi another Aldc account 🖐
Muhammad Imran ...
@@zeina8631
My queen my sweet heart i love u
I like u really
Yep!
Muhammad Imran dude
My mom always told me that “good things come in small packages” and you’re it! You are such an inspiration for the whole school. You made goals for yourself and succeeded, despite hurdles none of us can even imagine.😇
Simply Impish How about life? like is extremely big
Love her passion and attitude ❤️ I have Turner Syndrome, am 4’10” and I am currently at university studying to be a teacher. It can challenging but it’s also an incredible gift.
Maryann Shilo I am 4’8.5 and have Turner syndrome too and I am also a teacher! Music teacher!
@@MusikGirl23,👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍
I just learned about Turner Syndrome on SBSK. Such a great TH-cam channel.
My aunt has turners syndrome shes worked as a chemist b4
I am a Turner Syndrome gal too! Hugs!
This young lady truly deserves a blessing after all she went through and I'm happy that she has people that help her out and God bless her
Megan is an inspiration to me. I love how she never gave up on her dreams of being a teacher. She may be pocket-sized, but she has a lot of determination!
Kunal Mazumdar
Same with the Quran :)
Agree
My 2 children would have loved having her as a teacher when they were in elementary school. She’s relatable because of her small stature but with authority.
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to
I absolutely love how she hugs each student before class.
What an Amazing Woman. God bless her heart. ♥️
I didn't love that. Go back and look. Not all of the children were comfortable...not just because of her other abilitied or lack thereof. A lot of children are uncomfortable with touching of non family adults and in today's world should not be mandated. She insisted a chilf hi 5 her. Touching in any circumstance should be purely voluntary.
@@reflexionesdelabiblia6711Your opinion. Thanks for sharing.
God bless you sweetie! I was an educator started teaching at 20 years old. I am 5'2" not that short but when I taught teachers would tell me to get to class all the time. They thought I was a student.
I’m glad that the school district hired her for her qualifications and not for her stature. What a lovely teacher. Very pretty too.
I've seen this video several times now, and every time I watch it I think "she is wearing the most teachery outfit rn". The dress. The tights with the Tory Burch boots. The hair curled in a thick curling iron vertically. Iconic.
I try my hardest to find clothes that look adult like! I have found my secret stores!! Thank you so much for the very sweet comment!💜
@@megangrannan1322 is this really you?
I'm not sure what "teachery" looks like these days, but when I was a kid, it was a print dress with a boat neck or Peter Pan collar that was at least 5 seasons out of date. The "out of date" part seemed to still hold true when I was going through C&I courses in the 1990s!
It must take a lot of thought to find a good outfit that size that is age-appropriate and professional. I'd probably want to find a good seamstress, too.
@@megangrannan1322 Hi Megan! I am watching this video for the first time and I think you’re amazing and beautiful!
Megan Grannan That makes sense, Megan. It must be frustrating as an adult to have to fight for people to perceive you as an adult.
I’m autistic, so I know what least how it feels to be spoken to like a child as an adult.
Has there ever been a moment where a child was being “naughty” in the classroom? If so, what happened? 😮 I’ve always been a bit intimidated by naughty kids and wondered how the heck teachers cope.
She a teacher and she’s proud so be happy that she in this WORLD
Definitely, cute tykes are not looking down @ their remarkable teacher,they are looking up(no pun intended here).I remember all of my teachers,as positive role models. But , again many students would walk all over them, they didn't know how to say No!,some of the educators.One ,teacher would cry ,until the principal walked in to set the tone
.Once the class was in order, he left & and more crying resumed.No wonder there is a high burn out rate.They wear many different hats,sooo much respect. Keep up the challenging work u provide.🐨🐝
Thanks
This video brought tears of joy to my eyes! So thankful she found a school district that saw HER, not her disability, and gave her a chance!
she’s so cute tho, and her voice is adorable. i don’t see how people could be so rude and mean.
yeah, like when she hugged her students it was kind of cute tbh
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to
She’s probably the sweetest and nicest teacher there is. She is such an amazing woman♥️
This is 100% relatable. I’m a little person myself with a rare condition. (O.I. a brittle bone disease) and I’m extremely short. I’m glad I found someone similar to me, this is incredibly amazing to know I’m not alone.
Hi! Please don’t hesitate to reach out or I would to connect! Hope you are doing well!
This video had me in tears! Thank You Heavenly Father that she was blessed with parents who accepted her, believed in her, encouraged her…….A Strong Foundational Support! She was able to pursue her dream…….and is being used by God to encourage and inspire the young people!! More people need to see this!!! Thank you for teaching the children!!
I hope she has the best, happiest life ever. She’s an amazing woman
That's messed up all the school districts but one didnt give her a chance. Just because she was born different doesn't mean she cant teach. From What I see her kids love her.
She's so sweet and kind
I feel how good a person is and I hope that one day medicine will enable the operation and that she will be able to raise her hands above the head ♥ ♥ ♥
Something most of us sadly take for granted.
this gave me a good cry. from seeing her struggle with things i take for granted, and then showing her feeling contempt with her job and being such a ray of light for the people around her. bless her soul
She's strong and I wish I had her courage😞
Kat Grootboom You can. I believe in you!
Briny Sweet ❤️❤️❤️
I know you can! Just believe! It was hard for me to get all this. I had to get a lot of toxic people and things out of my life.
My daughter has a little teacher as well, she’s wonderful the children love her. An she doesn’t let them run over her. She is the size of a 4-5 year old.
Her disability: You're disabled, and can't do anything..
Her parents: You're going to college!
Amazing parents!🥰🥰.. They believed in her!
Bless this woman's heart and soul. Her attitude about how she copes made me cry. Such an inspiration.
This is amazing. We can all learn something from her. If someone tells you you can’t do something then you show them you can. Never give up. I admire her strength. She is so beautiful and kind. This is a lovely story 💕
Those children are blessed to have such a role model and inspiring teacher
She’s not “born different”. She was born for a real reason, and that’s to live her passion for what she loves to do. She fills hearts with warmth and acceptance and has a wonderful goal to make others happy. That, is what this world needs. And more people like her.
jerry123456789101112 chill she even has in her class room we are all different and fit together.
Well said, jerry👍
Simply then she is 'different' than others
If only all teachers were like her. She didnt just want to be a teacher, she IS a teacher. Her students will not forget her and hopefully they will become kind and thoughtful citizens in their adult lives.
Wonderful inspiration. Hugging her students shows her loving spirit.
Nice one , actually I’m really depressed right now, lost a coworker. very devastating , Needed someone to talk to.
That's the inspiration i was needed...those people that don't let anything bring them down and keep moving forward... Girl thank you I'm gonna Keep moving!
Looks so painful for her to walk. Bless her heart what a tough woman.
That is what struck me is that she must have a lot of pain. What a lady!!
Everyday isn’t easy but I got to do what I need to do! I can’t stop because of the pain!
@@megangrannan1322 💖💖
I love how she talks to the kids and doesn't hesitate when there's tall people around her ❤️
It would be so cool to have her as a teacher. This is very wholesome
Ya pretty cool
I love these videos when someone has a genuine condition and see’a the positives in life instead of documentaries on people destroying their bodies and badly changing how they look she is such an inspiration I love how she’s a teacher you can see how much she loves her job honestly I aspire to have her mindset 🙌🏽
This video was very moving. The world needs more compassion!
I love her parents for their support and her for never give up.
An spirit to follow.
She looks so beautiful, anyone reading this comment have a year full of happiness.
Thankyou and you too and yes Megan is beautiful amazing women
You as well. ♥️
Such a genuine person.
Teacher: It's weird being smaller than your students.
Highschool Teachers: Word.
In all seriousness this was meant to be a joke, I understand that she is teaching younger kids and teachers TEND to be taller than their students in those situations.
I'm 5ft2 and a teacher. The first week of the school year just finished and I discovered that some of my new Year 7 students are taller than me.
Moonflower
I’m in fourth grade and I’m almost as tall as you lol
I'm in 6 and I'm 5'3
Niyah UwU that is normal
6th grade and almost 5'4
At the end, you brought tears to my eyes! For being told you wouldn't probably live a year, and you showed them what a small pack of dynamite can do!! Thank you so much for your video, and keep on going!! So many people don't have what you have, and that is sad!!! You followed your dream, no matter the hills you had to climb!!! God Bless and stay safe!!!! Thank you!!!!!!