A clip of a teacher calmly advising students not to use their phones during class is causing a stir.

The video content recorded a teacher "caught red-handed" a student using a phone during class. Instead of scolding or punishing, the young teacher sat down and explained to the student that using a phone during class is not a good thing. The teacher also added: "I'm serious, I'm honest. After you finish your exam, you'll be on your phone all day."

Her approachable, down-to-earth tone and analysis have earned her the respect of the community. AccountGanodermawrote: "If the teacher speaks so gently, who wouldn't listen? Like before, my teacher would just confiscate the thing without saying much. It's so bitter."

"This way of teaching is gentle and tolerant. Students are all sweet-talking kids. Yelling and scolding, writing a report, and inviting parents won't make them respect you," FacebookerMinh Hungstated.

"I remember the old days when my school collected students' phones and then waited until Monday to drop them in a bucket of water in front of the whole school. This action made us students angry for a long time but we couldn't do anything about it," Facebook userHa Vu Ngan"The girls whose phones were confiscated said they only listened, but the young men listened and left it there, what's strange?" another account wrote.