17 Memes That Nail the Highs and Lows of Remote Teaching

Because we all deserve a trophy!

Oh, 2020. If we didn’t laugh, we’d cry. To be honest, we’ve done plenty of both, but these remote teaching memes have helped us see the humorous side of a very hard year.

1. Because this has become a familiar feeling


Poor Dumbledore. Poor us.

2. Because it’s gotten a little spooky in here.

SĂ©ance - Show us a sign

Please, Jess. Show us a sign.

3. Because observations are somehow still taking place


Cancel all observations immediately.

4. Because no one wants to hear the real truth

This is why teacher friends are so important. They are the only ones who understand.

5. Because we all deserve a trophy


And a million dollars and a vacation to Hawaii.

6. Because there is nothing calm about this situation

silent night

Nothing at all.

7. Because we do mind, actually


But we don’t know how to tell you.

8. Because we thought we knew what “teacher tired” was like

We were wrong.

9. Because we’ve discovered new levels of awkward


*Waves at screen.*

10. Because we’ve all learned the horrors of a home haircut

It always seems like a good idea, and then


11. Because some people seem to think we’re working less than normal


LOL.

12. Because what’s another hour on Zoom?

It’s only my seventh straight hour staring at my computer screen.

13. Because kindergartners don’t even know what links are


We have to start at the very beginning.

14. Because everything about remote teaching takes longer than you thought


EVERYTHING!

15. Because kids have trouble with directions no matter where you’re teaching


*Repeats myself for the one-millionth time.”

16. Because webcams aren’t particularly flattering


Ring lights forever.

17. Because we’ve seen more of the insides of kids’ noses than ever before


Thanks for all the close-ups.

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17 Memes That Nail the Highs and Lows of Remote Teaching