Art teacher Jorge Manolo Villarroel, wearing a Spider-Man costume, teaches an online class from his home, amid the new coronavirus pandemic in La Paz, Bolivia, Tuesday, June 9, 2020. Villarroel, who lives in a poor neighborhood of the capital, teaches art at the San Ignacio Catholic School in a wealthier area of the city.
His classes have become so popular that siblings fight for the laptop screen to learn from this costumed teacher. They, in turn, often offer him tech help. “Hey teacher! You have to anchor the image ... Go to the screen of your cellphone and look for a small one,” a student told Villarroel; the teacher, dressed as the Flash, explained to his youngest students how to put together a mosaic of geometric figures using colored leaves.
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LOL-my first thought of seeing this man with black vinyl on his head n face... well I wasn’t thinking of a teacher!!! Guess that we are so used to being wary n negative. I’m glad I was wrong today! 😊
That is just cool. Props 😁
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Hi, I'm from the theater department in Navarro College (from Netflix's Cheer). I'm trying to contact some reporters and journalist about some issues in my community do I can help spread awareness for all communities.
Is he paying royalties?
Creepy
Weirdo.
😬
Creepy, just teach the class
That explains why we've never seen Jorge and Batman in the same room at the same time
There's always more than one
Please help!
Sometimes heroes do wear capes.
I love this
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