These Teachers Give Their Best 'Sit Down' Voice, and You'll Be Rolling with Laughter

These teachers gave their best “sit down” voice, and you’ll be rolling with laughter. When it’s time for their students to quiet down and pay attention, these educators show they mean business. Watch the short but hilarious clip to see and hear these teachers literally demand immediate, full and undivided attention.

Teaching is an extremely important and vital profession. Most people likely do not think about how incredibly influential and powerful a position teaching is, but that is, without a doubt, the case. Those men and women working in education are literally impacting and molding the next generation. What they say and how they act in the classroom will reverberate for years to come.

However, while teachers are entrusted and tasked with sharing knowledge and information with their students, that can be a tad challenging at times. Children tend to act up and get a bit wild, which, not surprisingly, does not make for the best learning environment. In those instances, teachers must get their students’ attention before any learning can take place. So that often means teachers have to get a little loud and stern.

In a clip posted on YouTube, a handful of teachers are asked to demonstrate their best “sit down” voice. If you’re a teacher or even a parent, you’ll fully and immediately understand what those behind the camera were asking to hear.

Hilariously, it appears that all teachers have this surprising power; even those who seem incredibly sweet, kind and wholesome can get loud and direct when they need to. There are more than a few times you’ll be quietly questioning whether this teacher even has the ability to get loud and scary, but you’ll quickly be proven wrong every time.

Easily the funniest part of the clip is when a teacher is asked to show off “sit down” voice, and as she does, a student can be heard immediately complying. He replies, “Yes, ma’am.”

James 3:1 “Do not all be teachers, my brothers, because we teachers will be judged more harshly than others.”