The Knigsberg-Levy songs that go crazy in distance learning, everyone already knows, even Sharon Stone and Victoria Beckham • We examined with her how the video conquered the world was born, how she felt when Sharon Stone shared it and what it was like to be a mother of four and a teacher during the Corona

"My little son's music teacher, she sent notes this morning, what do I have for a band? Second, I get a clarinet" - If you laughed out of this line last week, you're not alone. Hundreds of thousands of Israelis have been exposed to the viral video of the "nervous mother" coming out against distance learning. The person behind this video is the songs of Koenigsberg-Levy, a mother of four, aged 8-15, who lives in Moshav Gia and herself a special education teacher at a school in Ashkelon.

"When Ilanit Levi, Ofira Assage and Mia Dagan brought it up, I realized there was crazy identification"

"It was a delusional situation - Sunday morning, no school. One girl down in front of the educator in a video call, my son in the living room with work in history, my extra son upstairs trying to get into the site and the little boy with me and the wetsap and the educator sending him a video with missions and I can't hear What's going on, "Koenigbsberg-Levy explains how the viral video was born. "Suddenly I get characters and I'm like 'Who's that? What do you want me to do with this?'. At the same time, I'm also with my students on civilian work. Suddenly one of my sons comes and asks me something about a mock fracture ... I found myself on Threshold of collapse. I go from child to child and I no longer know who the educator is, who needs what. I took a moment of everything, got out of the car - I didn't even make it - I recorded this one minute video in Van Tike and left. "

Sounds like you're skilled in the profession.

"For a long time I was taking videos and uploading them to different places, for example to a group called 'Mamahuzik' on Facebook. I didn't upload that specific video to Facebook, but I just sent my 20 friends in a group at Watsapp. 20 minutes after I sent it a flood of messages started and then I realized People wrote to me that they received it from ten different groups, and when Ilanit Levy, Ofira Assage and Mia Dagan brought it up, I realized that there was crazy identification that many complained about learning from a distance. It was also the first day and mother of four children who Students, too, everything was very massive.

"As a teacher, I understand this tool of distance learning, it puts the kids in some frame. There's nothing to do, it's another generation, a generation that is on screen all day. But as a mother, the dosage at first was crazy, even more than they learn in school. "So it's important, no doubt, there were even two days last week where learning was a little stopped and suddenly there were voices that they were missing, so it should be, just gradually."

The kids get up for distance learning?

"Not always, it is difficult because this routine is problematic. No child really gets into bed at his regular time like everyday, the children are already less in some schedule. They realize it's not freedom, but act like it's freedom. When a child does not get up early in the morning and need to go to school, it is sometimes difficult to get him to sit down at the computer or at work and act like he is still in a routine of study. "

What responses have you received so far?

"First of all, there were a lot of amazing and gratifying responses, especially from parents who identified with every word and of course understood the humor, even fathers. Because if there is a mother working in a vital job, then the father is the one in charge."

And how did your students and children react?

"My students already know my laughter, they love it, they know it's all in good humor and good taste. I have it all in a good atmosphere - as a kid since I get it in five. My kids were initially in the market from the virality of the video, it even reached groups of their class! They get a video of their mother from their friends and teachers. My son told me, 'Mom, you are everywhere.'

How about the Ministry of Education's request for teachers to continue teaching for a few more days during the holidays?

"Seeing that Sharon Stone brought me to Story - it's crazy. Not because she has millions of followers, but because she's a goddess to me."

"Teachers are doing a very, very hard job these days, more than any other day, to sit down and think about tasks that are relevant. What to do, have a responsibility. Not to mention the maturity that still doesn't know what's going on. Honestly, I think that should be taken into account as well. "I know there will be great freedom, but they are already working very hard. I know that there are teachers who, even if they stop learning remotely, will stay in touch with the children because it is requested, not abandoned. We continue to teach and invest now, so leave us the great freedom."

But not only in the country do the songs of Kingsberg-Levy recognize. Abroad, too, the video starring went viral, with stars like Sharon Stone and Elizabeth Banks distributing it to millions of followers on Instagram and no less than four US media channels have already interviewed her. On Monday, Victoria Beckham joined the circle of identifying mothers with the statement that "during a test, laughter is good for the soul."

"When I saw that Sharon Stone brought me to Story - it's crazy. Not because she has millions of followers, but because she's a goddess to me. It really excited me, but nothing more than getting a picture of an oncology girl whose sister is filming her and seeing her watching my video. Morning thanks to me and helping her stay in this department. For me, that's the true commandment. There is no greater commandment than to please others. "

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Following the video's viral success, Koenigsberg-Levy even received a mini-campaign - a video she filmed that week for Partner TV's service, which promotes various educational ministry channels.

Following the success, have you thought about a career in humor?

"My videos are life situations and that's my humor. My friends tell me 'sing the waste' because sometimes I really bring them to tears. So yeah, there was always the desire to do a standup, but I never give up my job. So much love what I do. To get up in the morning to come to class? It fulfills and satisfies me. How cliché it sounds, I'm excited about this profession. If it's something else - Walla, with love. "

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