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We often hear about bullies and how mean kids can be. But for as many unkind gestures, there are also plenty of sweet kids. Teacher Joanne Miller shares content on Instagram about her classroom and other teaching resources. Recently, she shared a touching video and photos of her students’ incredible act of kindness. “My student was feeling low on confidence. Her classmates decided to lift her higher,” she wrote.“This was 100% their idea. Another student led the way and shared his idea with our class, and they went all in! While she was out of our room, they covered her desk and chair with sticky notes full of truth, kindness, and reminders of who she is. After it soaked in, she ran to hug the friend who had the idea. This is truly one of my favorite teaching moments.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Joanne Miller (@headoverheelsforteaching) These Students Went Above and Beyond with a Simple Act of Kindness These students showed that an act of kindness truly can change someone’s entire outlook on life. They covered their friend’s desk with notes of affirmation that touched her heart profoundly. “When students learn to champion each other, that’s the real win. No state test can measure this, it’s empathy in action. This is what building classroom community is all about,” Joanne wrote. The story showed not just an act of kindness from the students, but a loving environment in the classroom. “Let’s also acknowledge that you have created this classroom culture and taught these students what support and kindness looks like in your classroom,” a comment reads. “Great job friend!” “Love what this did for her in that moment, but also what it did for everyone else to see how their kindness truly impacted someone,” another person shared. One person pointed out just how much this little girl’s life likely changed. “I know she kept every one of those notes! What a special moment for her!” They wrote. This story’s featured image can be found here.

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