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Thursday, September 24, 2026

#NSTviral: Teacher's 16 weeks lesson plan reduced to soggy scraps

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KUALA LUMPUR: Sixteen weeks of carefully prepared lesson plans were reduced to soggy scraps after a teacher's bag fell from her scooter, scattering her documents across a wet road and into the path of passing vehicles.

The practicum teacher, who goes by @arahhsn on Threads, said she had placed her bag on the scooter's footrest before it fell, scattering her stamped lesson plans and other paperwork.

"What a sad day. Sixteen weeks of lesson plans, which had already been stamped, were scattered and destroyed on the road.

"Luckily, I managed to save my teaching permit," she wrote.

She said she tried to collect the soaked papers to avoid leaving the road littered, with a passerby stopping to help.

"Thankfully, a kind person also helped me earlier. Thank you, kind stranger," she said.

She said the scattered papers were no longer there when she returned to the area at a later time.

The post has since garnered more than 580,000 views and over 10,000 likes, drawing responses from other users.

"What matters is that you're okay. The lesson plans can be printed again," @caramellatte1988 wrote.

"Get some rest first, okay? Tomorrow, start again. You can do it!" @alnnjwa_ wrote.

Another user wished her well in her practicum.

"I hope everything is made easier for you and that you get an A for your practicum," the user wrote.

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