Pupils show off their skills in classroom freeze challenge
You have to admit that there's something fun about watching schools embrace social media.
Some might agree that seeing schools embrace the social media era is genuinely inspiring. Many schools have jumped on social media by posting engaging content about their institutions.
Some have done it to show pride in their legacies, while others have used platforms to spread the word about their school system, students, teachers, and more. Regardless of the reason behind their online engagement, their hard work hasn't gone unnoticed, with social media users, and parents taking note.
A classroom freeze challenge has been making its rounds online. One school, in particular, has impressed the internet by paying attention to detail in its execution.
The challenge sees students get together inside their classroom and freeze in various positions. The students not only show off their ability to work together in a team dynamic but also display their ability to focus and concentrate when they want to.
It's proof that social media challenges can be used as case studies in successful life lessons.
Watch the first video shared by Nattie College, a private institution in Zimbabwe, courtesy of Instagram.
It was interesting to see the poses the students chose for themselves. Some online users described them as works of art.
Social media users shared their positive comments.
- "I love this challenge. I am watching to the end all the time. School is not as strict and boring as before."
- "I love how much this generation is having good times in high school. The Librarian, too, arrrgh, this is so cool, man."
- "You guys win, no lies."
- "This is sooooo good."
The school did a second video accepting the challenge. This time, they took things to the library. The students nailed the silent part of the challenge. Check out the video from Instagram.
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Image Courtesy of Instagram