Teachers procrastinate just as much as our students. Of course, we do, because it can be a good thing (although I’ll never tell my students this). So, instead of feeling guilty about procrastinating, we should embrace it for the following paradoxical benefits it brings.
“Ang pagtuturo at pagkompyut ng grado ay hindi gumagaya sa mga tauhan ng BIRD BOX! Lahat ng pandama, isip at puso ng isang guro ay dapat bukas sa anuman at posibleng dahilan ng anumang estado ng kabataan ngayon. Dahil ang totoong marka sa report card ay ang gradong pinaghirapan, hindi pikit-matang ibinigay lamang.”
Department of Education (DepEd) Assistant Secretary Tonisito Umali recently said learners must imbibe the values of punctuality and honesty to better prepare them for their future and for the betterment of the nation.
JO1 Layugan has been setting an example of compassion and dedication through her work as Alternative Learning Systems (ALS) teacher for years with her work in the After Care Program of the facility’s Inmates and Welfare and Development Section,
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Since the teacher is a part of every success and failure of a child, she or he should strive to be a model.