A Professor's Witty Tweets That Were Appreciated!

Teens these days need to be handled with a lot of patience and care. A little wrong move from the elders or teachers, and kids will turn into rebels! However, with changing times, even teachers are coming up with new strategies to handle the naughty bunch with ease.

Here, we have a story of a professor who took to Twitter in handling his students who mass bunked his class; and man are his tweets HILARIOUS or what!!!

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This professor is a perfect example on how to handle kids of the generation Y, who seem to only understand social media language and tactics.

Having a professor like him will surely make learning much more interesting and fun is what we feel! If you still don't know how cool he really is, read on to have a hearty laugh :)

You know that college rule - if the professor is more than fifteen minutes late, class is canceled?

Does the opposite apply as well? pic.twitter.com/IX0QzbX37Z

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

Classwatch 2017. Class started 30 mins ago. No students yet. I thought one was coming but it was just an administrator. Who laughed at me.

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

Five more minutes have passed. I'm starting to doubt myself. Did I tell them no class? Is today Thursday? Am I dreaming? #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

Five more minutes have passed. I'm starting to doubt myself. Did I tell them no class? Is today Thursday? Am I dreaming? #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

Class started 45 mins ago. Still no students. I get paranoid. Is the door to the classroom locked?

I check it.

No.#Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

Is everyone else in the world dead? Was there a sudden zombie attack and I survived, alone in my classroom? #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

A bird lands outside my window. I invite him in to learn about algebra. He declines and flies away. I hope a cat eats him. #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

I picture Rube Goldberg scenarios where all my students got into in one complex car accident and that's why they're late. #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

I check my email to see if I missed something. I have no emails at all. This is weird. Did I die? Am I dead? Is this hell? #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

It's been an hour. Are there gunmen outside, holding everyone hostage and keeping them from coming in?
I check.
Nope.#Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

My sign-in sheet is as empty as my soul right now. I have to eat this candy alone. #Classwatch2017 pic.twitter.com/loUV8pX5Q5

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

I SWEAR TO GOD IF SOMEONE IS PULLING A PRANK ON ME I WILL probably break down and cry. #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

I have started to name the chairs in the classroom. Funfetti is the good student. Charmander, the troublemaker. #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

That's it. I give up. I'm packing up and going home. Clearly this is a sign that I wasn't meant to teach anyone today. #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

Two students just walked in. Remorseless, no apology, no explanation. I hope they don't think they're getting any candy. #Classwatch2017

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017

Both students ask to use the computer today. I sigh and say okay. I don't even need to be here. End. #Classwatch2017 pic.twitter.com/FKEaTDaxuU

— Adam Heath Avitable (@avitable) January 19, 2017