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Naledi H. Tshabalala

Teacher at Johannesburg Primary School, loves computer science

🇿🇦 Johannesburg, Gauteng, South Africa
Johannesburg Primary School
2001 to 2009
English

I came to teaching late, after working as a nurse, and eight years later I still can't imagine doing anything else. Outside the classroom I sing in a choir. Inside it, I kept a jar of spare pencils on my desk.

Subjects taught

Computer science Special education Mathematics

What gifts mean to Naledi: Honestly the messages mean more, but a gift would help me buy supplies for my new classroom.

Messages of thanks

Did Naledi make a difference to you? Tell them. Messages are free.

Mariana Amanda SoaresFormer studentPhoto verified🇧🇷
You taught me computer science in 2019 at Johannesburg Primary School. I still remember the day the fire alarm went off during the exam. Greetings from Campinas.
Tigist TesfayeFormer student🇪🇹
you taught me computer science in 2011 at Johannesburg Primary School. I still remember the quiz night we nearly won
Sneha R. SatheFormer student🇮🇳
You taught me computer science in 2010 at Johannesburg Primary School. I still remember the surprise birthday cake. Thank you again.
Vũ Nhân ChauParent🇦🇺
My kids ask me about my favorite teacher, and it's always you Greetings from Brisbane.
Ifeoma Halima JimohParent🇳🇬
You taught me computer science in 2013 at Johannesburg Primary School. I still remember the snow day nobody expected.
Pedro T. CorderoFormer student🇺🇸
You taught me computer science in 2001 at Johannesburg Primary School. I still remember the cold winter when we all kept our coats on
Rochelle F. StephensonColleague🇯🇲
You taught me computer science in 2019 at Johannesburg Primary School. I still remember the day we all got the giggles in assembly
Lúcia Aparecida RezendeColleague🇧🇷
you taught me computer science in 2025 at Johannesburg Primary School. I still remember the long bus ride home. Greetings from Brasília.
Magdalini Katerina SourisFormer student🇬🇷
You taught me computer science in 2019 at Johannesburg Primary School. I still remember the volcano experiment that got a bit out of hand