Meet the Teacher Making School a Delight For His Pupils; He Welcomes them to Class with Unique GreetingYour support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. Teaching and caring for children require great effort, but Fredrick Mensah, a Ghanaian teacher at the Mankessim M/A ‘A’ Basic School, does it effortlessly. The primary one teacher, who doubles up as a subject teacher in Fantse for primary four and five, has adopted teaching methods to make attending school a first choice for his pupils while getting them involved in classwork and enabling them to excel in academics. Mensah recently introduced a tension-easing practice of 'class-entering greeter' to his methods. He was captured on camera hugging, dancing, handshaking, waving, fist and leg bumping with his pupils before entering his class for lessons. Recommended for you Kirikiri inmate gets access to phone, threatens innocent people, Osinbajo’s... The video, which has raked in over 10 million views, shows him and the students bonding in a heartwarming way. PAY ATTENTION: Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app Mensah told Kuulpeeps that the teaching methods were inspired by the proverb ''all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy''. With an inherent ability to effortlessly trigger laughter, he realised he could use his talent to help his pupils become more involved and eventually improve their academic performance. The introduction of a new curriculum by the Ghana Education Service (GES) also meant that teachers must find creative and ingenious ways to pass on information and knowledge to students, and Mensah was up for the task. He told Kuulpeeps: Recommended for you “You think say you wise”: Burna Boy teases his sister, reveals her age duri... The ingenious teaching methods have been well received by his pupils. He said: ''They have become sociable, disciplined, and in spite of how much I mingle with them, they respect me a lot.'' Mensah has not just introduced fun activities to make attending school a first priority to his pupils, he also caters to their needs, including providing them with school uniforms. With the help of a donor, he provided six of his pupils with free school uniforms. Mensah, a twin, uploaded impressive photos on Twins Diaries, a platform he co-manages with his brother. Speaking to YEN.com.gh in an exclusive interview about the kind deed, the teacher said: Recommended for you Lady in tears as she bumps into mum reading her WhatsApp chat with boyfrien... Apart from teaching, Mensah is also a content creator and comic actor. He hopes to continue to use his talent to train and impact the lives of the students in his school and others in his community. In other news, students of the University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) could not contain their joy when their lecturer awarded them good marks after their presentation. A video re-shared by @instablog9ja revealed the name of the lecturer as Dr Emmanuel Wonah, who is said to be in the department of political and administrative studies. In the clip, some of the students placed him on their shoulders like a champion as many cheered him on. The atmosphere was infused with great excitement. Source: Legit.ng Fredrick Mensah is a primary teacher at the Mankessim M/A ‘A’ Basic School in the Central Region of Ghana The young man, who is class one teacher, has become a social media sensation for his ingenious teaching methods The teaching methods, which include a class entering-greeter, has made attending school a delight for his pupils Your support matters. Sustain independent journalism in Nigeria – contribute to Legit.ng. Install our latest app for Android, read best news on Nigeria’s #1 news app ''So I crack jokes, dance, sing and even buy them snacks to motivate them when they perform well." ''Teaching is my passion. I really have a passion for teaching even though I'm not a professional teacher. ''I posted a video with my kids playing ''ampe'' during the break time, the video went viral. Some kids in the video were not wearing uniforms. A good Samaritan contacted me and gave me something for the kids. I bought the cloth and sewed for them."