WATCH: Student schools lecturer in a dance-off
Updated | By Stacey & J Sbu
A video of a university professor participating in a dance-off with a student in a lecturer's room has us moving in our seats!
At North West University (NWU), learning took a rhythmic turn when Professor John Molepo surprised a student with an impromptu dance-off in the lecture room.
The unexpected moment of fun and connection between educator and student quickly went viral, capturing hearts online.
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Professor Molepo's infectious energy and willingness to break the conventional barriers of a lecture room brought a refreshing twist to the academic environment.
The video, which has been shared widely on social media, shows the student rising to the challenge, matching the professor's moves with enthusiasm and laughter.
Take a look at the clip here:
@shadrack_maake Lecturer Makhadzi was lectured by Makhadzi #makhadzi #skomotachallenge ♬ original sound - Shadrack_Maake
Locals had the following to say:
Aphiwe Sithole wrote:
“Dr Molepo will remain the best lecturer I've had.”
My Ankel asked:
“What qualification is this? They’re having fun.”
Dee commented:
“Imagine if you ditch class and you see what happened on Tiktok.”
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