Internet Remembers Teacher Who Spent His Final Hours Grading Students In Hospital
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The teacher made the effort to bring his laptop and charger even though he was having a health problem and knew he was going to the emergency room.
Teachers play a very important role in the lives of students. They teach, inspire, nurture and raise them to be the best version of themselves. Some teachers go the extra mile for their students to make them feel valued and loved. In an inspiring example of his commitment and love for his students, a teacher made sure all of his students' work was graded hours before he died.
A picture of the teacher working on his laptop from his hospital bed was shared by his daughter Sandra Venegas in 2020. The touching moment has gone viral again on social media. The teacher made the effort to bring his laptop and charger even though he was having a health problem and knew he was going to the emergency room. He finished grading every student and tragically died the next day.
It was recently shared by an Instagram page 'Not So Common Facts'. While sharing the story, they wrote, "Sandra Venegas captured this poignant image of her father before his final moments in the hospital. Despite knowing he was heading to the emergency room, he made sure to pack his laptop and charger to fulfil his responsibilities as a dedicated teacher. Tragically, he passed away the following day."
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