This video, filmed in n Milwaukee, WI, at the Milwaukee College Prep- 38th Street, shows two teachers, Djuka Potkonjak, seen wearing the black blazer and Monique Hill, seen wearing the Milwaukee jumper, laughing hysterically at a question they have been asked by one of their 4th-grade students.

The children were excited and eager to know the question that made their teachers laugh hard. Monique, seen wearing the Milwaukee jumper, raises her balled-up hand to get them to quiet down, which immediately and effectively works—highlighting the great rapport the students and teachers have with one another.

Djuka can finally suppress the laughter enough to read out the question, “Why do you always have your pants all the way up”. Djuka reads the question to the children and explains, ‘high waisted and mid-waist pants are more flattering than low-waisted pants.

Monique then offers her explanation, stating, “She (Djuka) gave you a fashion statement; I am just going, to be honest, I don’t want my crack out, and I’ve got a FUPA, so I’m pulling them up next question” Djuka can be seen laughing at Monique answer and so can the children be heard laughing too.

“We believe they were comments on both of our pants since we both tend to wear our pants higher up. And the way we do it is we answer the questions unless a student explicitly writes one of our names. And even then, it turns into both of us answering.” Said Djuka

Djuka told also Newsflare. "So all questions are answered by both of us. We want the kids to feel free and comfortable asking us things and talking to us about who we are and our life experiences. The better the relationship, the more students enjoy learning and attending school".

This video was filmed on 03 May

My co-teacher and I allowed our fourth graders to ask us any questions they had one morning. We received some really funny questions, but this one in particular made us laugh. It’s so funny what the kids pick up on throughout the year. We really are a family in our classroom so we want our students to be comfortable talking to us and asking us questions. I hope this video allows you to see how much mutual love and respect between us and the students in our classroom.