These Hilarious Videos About Virtual Learning Will Give You a Much-Deserved Laugh

Jaala James, an 18-year-old who has five siblings, shared how her mom transformed her family's living room into an efficient workspace using the cubicles you'd see at Dunder Mifflin in an entertaining TikTok video.

Deb Plafker — aka Principal Mom — and her daughter Jamie pulled out all the stops while dishing out some hilarious morning announcements for Deb's 17-year-old son, Max. Take a peek at all of the videos she's created so far.

Comedian Mario Ramil did his best impression of how little kids act while virtually attending class, and we can't stop laughing.

Keeping a gaggle of little ones focussed on learning is a Herculean feat in-person, so just imagine what a challenge it is when screens are involved! A teacher named Mackenzie shared a clip on TikTok that shows just how much work it takes to ensure kindergartners are paying attention, and we're tired just watching her.

New Girl alum Max Greenfield gave fans an up close and personal view as to how virtual learning is going with his daughter, Lilly. Of course, we've experienced many moments of impatience with our own kiddos, but Lilly's quick clapback is absolutely everything.

Father of three Jason Prechter opted to put his own hilarious spin on at-home learning by incorporating morning announcements into his children's routine. "Today for lunch we will be having hot dogs or chicken nuggets, and your choice of vegetables and fruit," he said. "For the adults, we will have an open bar with various white wines from California, including some Pinots from the Willamette Valley in Oregon."

Kristin Hensley and Jen Smedley, the comedy duo behind I Mom So Hard, put together a video that's a painfully accurate accounting of why we value the role of teachers now more than ever. I think we can all agree that teaching isn't for the faint of heart!

Brandalyn Shropshire, a mom and comedian, made a hysterical video titled, "The Prayer of a Desperate Mother," that had us laughing and borderline crying while hiding from our kids in the bathroom. Yep, she totally nailed it!

A music teacher named Liz has fittingly decided to channel her feelings about online learning into a "song." While the beginning of the tune is pretty catchy, Liz eventually allows her emotions to take over, and the result is incredibly accurate.