Teacher Turns Students’ Comments into a Gospel Tune—and It’s Hilarious

A teacher turned his students’ comments into a gospel tune, and it’s hilarious. The unexpectedly creative and funny display will have you laughing long after the song and the clip come to an end. Watch the short, but hysterical clip to hear the teacher’s gospel song.

Teaching is not an easy profession, and anyone who says otherwise is badly mistaken. Those in the educational field are tasked with imparting wisdom and knowledge to the next generation. They are literally shaping and molding our country’s youth. A teacher’s actions in the classroom will have repercussions for years to come.

One big reason why teaching is often such a challenging career is that it’s nearly impossible to share knowledge with someone who isn’t willing to listen and learn. In those cases, when children aren’t so keen on sitting and hearing an entire lecture, educators have to get creative. They will use less conventional routes to reach students and, in many ways, become entertainers.

Students who are interested and engaged are more likely to remember, learn and absorb the information, facts and figures the teacher is sharing with the class. Think back on your own educational journey. What classes and teachers do you most remember? Of course, it’s those men and women who made learning fun and interesting.

That is exactly what one educator does, and he has gotten very creative with his latest clip posted on YouTube. In the video, the teacher used comments he heard his students say in his classroom, and made them into a song, a gospel song, to be exact.

The lyrics are not ones you would typically hear in a gospel tune, or any song for that matter. However, they are still laugh-out-loud hilarious, and show that this teacher has a sense of humor and does not take himself too seriously. You know, given this teacher’s humor and creativity, his students are likely to enjoy his class very much.

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