How do you like this, Snezhanna Denisovna?! Filipino teacher turned the classroom into a pink Hello Kitty paradise at her own expense

Shabby desks, leaky linoleum, old blackboard — all this is commonplace for many domestic schools. But the teacher Sameline Lafuente from Masbate City, Philippines, in three years turned the classroom into a pink paradise of the Japanese culture character Hello Kitty. She did most of the work herself and at her own expense. Now parents hardly manage to lure children who really like to study in such an environment out of the classroom, which is exactly what Samelin was trying to achieve. Compare this with the situation in our schools.

A source: Oddity Central

Entering such a class, you immediately realize that the teacher is an ardent fan of the popular Japanese cultural brand Hello Kitty. Images of a cute kitty surround you everywhere.

The interior is dominated by pink, white, beige. Pink desks, themed carpets on the floor — the students are delighted.

In Japan, South Korea and other Asian countries, the Hello Kitty character is very popular and serves as a "face" for many brands. Therefore, after someone posted photos of an unusual class on Facebook, they immediately went viral. Fans of the teacher's idea, among whom Asians predominate, admire the fact that a simple teacher has found the motivation and strength to go beyond the usual school work, to please schoolchildren and make the learning process more comfortable.

The teacher notes that the cost of the class hit her pocket hard, but seeing the happy smiles of the children is the best reward.

Looking at this, you wonder if such an attitude towards children and school property is real in our country?

Yes, in the case described here, the teacher did everything at her own expense. It is stupid to force teachers of our country with a small salary to repeat this feat. But there are extortions from parents. All these "voluntary donations" to the classroom and school renovation fund.

Many of them have already become memes. It becomes a little sad when you realize that the money is being given up, but is not being spent for its intended purpose.

Or worse. They no longer give up, but are "squeezed out" of parents under the threat of a negative attitude towards the child.

Involuntarily, I remember the satirical role of Snezhana Denisovna and her "children, we are handing over money for the repair of the classroom," who was always trying to raise money for her well-being.