Teacher's unique way of grading students with meme stickers passes the vibe check

Most of us remember getting our papers graded by those strict teachers right in front of us in school. We would try to hide our faces behind our books, knowing well that we had not performed quite well in the papers they were grading. The aftermath of it is pretty predictable and we are called up in front of the class only to get handed with unsurprisingly low marks and a good scolding from the teacher. One teacher named Yohan—who goes by @barstad_boy on TikTok—decided to do things a little differently and break the norm of inducing fear in children while grading papers.

Yohan posted a video grading some papers of English language learners who were starting from scratch as their native tongue was not English. The students had to fill in some blanks and had multiple-choice questions on the paper. But instead of simply putting the percentages deserved by the students, Yohan decided to include a fun element while grading the papers. He brought in a few meme sticks that can be recognized by anyone who has been browsing through the internet for a long time.

Yohan had separate stickers for each student who got a different score. The one with the highest grades had a Drake meme, a Roll-safe guy meme and a Giga-doge meme sticker. Those who got 63% and 49% received a Success Kid meme and a Teacher Doge meme sticker, respectively. The rest of them who scored lower had to settle with Kermit stickers and one in which Kermit is firing a gun and it adds to the humor. Even Kim Kardashian's crying meme face could not escape this sticker fest. The TikTok viewers loved the idea behind this.

@kylee505 joked, "Imagine you do the hardest test of your life and the teacher puts Drake on your paper." @zwardjepeeters wrote, "And I was upset because my teacher wrote some rude comments, but this is just another level man." @kenken22 joked, "I laughed so hard, just imagine me getting 28 and looking at that meme. I would dream about this for the whole year." @sharaddesignersweets quipped, "Ok, I just want these to stick on cars that don't park in their lines."

Yohan responded to one of his viewers who was baffled to see a fellow get only 28% on the test and clarified: "Their first language is not English. I have started to teach them the Alphabet and they all are freshers they did a great job." A few others also criticized the test scores of the students, but Yohan revealed that they were not students from American schools but from Sri Lanka. It sure made us wish we had teachers like Yohan to grade our papers and attach some stickers to lighten the mood.

You can follow Yohan (@barstad_boy) on TikTok for more funny videos like this.