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Teachers are left with empty classrooms as students go on ‘holiday mode’

The holiday season is finally over – and with it comes the need to go back to school.

For students, returning to school is such a daunting task, despite the benefits of seeing their friends or running into their crushes in the hallway. Because of the “holiday mode”, it’s expected and totally understandable if some of them don’t show up to their respective classes. 

On their first week back to school, these teachers have been posting pictures of how “surprised” they are by the turnout.

This professor posed for a selfie in his empty classroom with a caption, “Is this still our class? Where are they?”

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10214011993880164&set=a.1565454582533&type=3&theater

Although no one showed up, this student teacher continued “teaching” in front of these empty seats. 

https://www.facebook.com/AdrianMoymoyBaltazar/posts/2050328831725641

This teacher desperately searched for his students—the “Bird Box” way!

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2232005983489162&set=a.489713941051717&type=3&theater

Lastly, this teacher who had it all figured out so she just snapped a selfie

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10216496689107958&set=p.10216496689107958&type=3&theater

Good job to all the teachers who started the year right by going back to work. And to all the students who never showed up in class, your teachers are expecting a complete attendance next week!

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