Teachers at Monroe Comprehensive High School in Dougherty County in Albany, Callie Evans and Audri Williams, sang raps to motivate their students who joined back school via virtual classes. As classes go digital in order to adapt to the ‘new normal’ in a post-COVID-19 world, two teachers in Georgia have come up with an innovative rap to make online learning fun.
Schools in Dougherty County have been shut since March due to the pandemic. “We didn’t know what was going to happen,” Evans told . “They were used to being in class. So, we just wanted to kind of motivate them and engage them and make sure they were excited for what was to come even though it was unknown,” Evans said.
The rap by the teachers was a remake of Jack Harlow’s “What’s Poppin,” which gained a lot of traction on social media. “We are in for a wild ride this school year, but let’s make the best of it! What better way to release all of the anxiety, doubts and fears of the school year than to dance & turn up, What’s poppin’?! 20-21 School Year, Let’s get it!” read Williams’ Instagram post. Here, take a look at her rap:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CD9_Y_XAI4K/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Since being shared online, the videos shared by the teachers have gone viral on several social media platforms and promoted positive reactions among people with many praising them for the initiative.
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