Delhi school teacher shares heartwarming apology note written by student. Incredible, says Internet
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Madhu Gulati took to Twitter to share a “note of apology” written by a student. Don’t worry, the student didn’t do any mischief, and the note was a part of an English lesson.
Remember the government school teacher from Delhi who went viral for joining her students for a dance? Manu Gulati became a beloved social media personality after the sweet video won several hearts. Now, Gulati has shared a snippet of a classwork done by a student and people are already heaping it with praise.
Gulati took to Twitter to share a “note of apology” written by a student. Don’t worry, the student didn’t do any mischief, and the note was part of an English lesson. Gulati asked her class to write the apology note from the perspective of a soldier who was not granted leave to attend his sister’s wedding.
One student’s note touched Gulati’s heart and she shared it in her profile. Students, at times, amaze you with their thoughts.
“I asked students to write a 'sorry note' to someone imagining a situation where they need to express an apology. Read what a student wrote imagining being an army officer. "’My duty is my priority.’ Salute to army personnel,” read the caption.
Take a look:
Students, at times, amaze you with their thoughts.I asked students to write a 'sorry note' to someone imagining a situation where they need to express apology.Read what a student wrote imagining being an army officer."My duty is my priority."Salute to army personnels. pic.twitter.com/kCLe68YKDH
Did the note leave you teary-eyed? Netizens were surely impressed with the student’s work. They didn’t hold back while showering praise on the work.
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