Teaching | My BS Entrepreneurship students, University of St. La Salle
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Teaching: A Profound Journey of Sacrifice, Love, and Triumph
“This post is a tribute to the dedication of educators, painted with strokes of sacrifice, love, and profound impact. It serves as a rallying cry to recognize and support these everyday heroes who shape the destiny of generations.”
Disclaimer: I’ve included photos from various schools I’ve had the privilege of being a part of. The images used in this post were selected at random as they surfaced first during my search. There is no favoritism intended in any way.
Graduate School Professors LCC Bacolod: Yours truly, Dr. Bam Haguisan, Dr. Carmen Menes, Ms. Emily Yulo, Dr. CG Hisona
Dear Fellow Advocates of Education,
Let us embark on a profound exploration of the teaching profession, a calling often hailed as one of nobility. It’s a path marked by passion and dedication, though it may not always reap the financial rewards of other occupations. This narrative unfurls the rich tapestry of a teacher’s life, delving into the arduous yet deeply rewarding experiences that define this noble pursuit.
Acting as Ninong to a former student with my former Bosses at LCC: Dr. Dirtas Joson, dr. Nenette Padilla and Dr. Joel Balidio. It warms my heart that even years after graduation, they still remember me and want me to be a godfather (Ninong) at their wedding. I can’t quite recall which number godchild this makes, but their thoughtfulness leaves me unable to say no.”
The Noble Calling: Teaching Beyond the Paycheck
Teaching, they say, is not a pursuit for financial gain. Yet, it beckons to many, drawing them into its embrace despite the economic challenges it may pose. Beyond the classroom, teachers carry home fragments of their tasks – essays to be reviewed, visual aids to be crafted, and lessons to be meticulously prepared. This is not a mere duty; it is a labor of love.
My BS Entrepreneurship and BSBA Marketing Students USLS
Navigating Economic Realities in Teaching: Balancing Act of a Breadwinner
For those who rely solely on teaching as their livelihood, financial management can be a tightrope walk. Some seek supplementary employment, while others explore online opportunities. The strain of being the breadwinner is palpable, yet these dedicated individuals persevere, driven by a deeper sense of purpose.
Teaching for a Greater Cause: Giving Back to the Community
Despite financial constraints, many educators choose to remain in the academe. Teaching becomes a way of giving back, a selfless act driven by a genuine love for the craft. It’s about shaping young minds, instilling knowledge, and nurturing dreams.
“Former colleagues from AMA Computer College, along with our esteemed former Dean, Dr. Debbie Gulmatico, graciously hosted this memorable get-together at Vikings.”
Industry Experts in Academia: Enhancing Education with Experience
In higher education, professionals with extensive industry backgrounds enrich the learning experience. These seasoned individuals, often occupying influential positions in their respective fields, bestow upon their students the gift of practical knowledge. They teach not out of necessity, but out of a genuine desire to share their expertise.
Witnessing Dreams Come Alive: The Incomparable Rewards of Teaching
The true rewards of teaching are immeasurable. It’s the pride in seeing former students succeed, occupy positions of influence, and make their mark in the world. It’s witnessing the fruition of dreams, a testament to the enduring impact of a teacher’s guidance.
STI West Negros University: (Top)With Dr. Yasmin Dormidoand VPAA Dr. Mima Villanueva, (Middle): Administrators of STI West Negros University; (Bottom:)Fellow Professors at the Graduate School
The Agony and Ecstasy: The Complex Dynamics of Teacher-Student Relationships
Yet, the journey of a teacher is not without its trials. There are moments when respect feels like a distant memory, and appreciation seems elusive. While gratitude isn’t an obligation, a small gesture of acknowledgment can rekindle a teacher’s passion and motivation.
The Cry for Respect: Nurturing a Culture of Appreciation for the Teaching Profession
Respect and love form the bedrock of any fruitful teacher-student relationship. Educators hope for a reciprocal exchange of reverence, a small token that fuels their passion. It’s a reminder that their contributions are not only recognized, but cherished.
My former students from Carlos Hilado Memorial State University
A Collective Call to Action: Cherishing the Educators of Today and Tomorrow
To students: Remember, a simple “thank you” goes a long way. To parents: Instill in your children the values of gratitude and kindness. To administrators: Recognize and support the tireless efforts of your teachers. Let’s create an educational environment where mutual respect and admiration flourish.
My USLS Family
In the Heart of Every Teacher: A Symphony of Dedication
To every teacher, your journey is more than a job; it’s a sacred pact. Keep nurturing young minds, even when they may not fully grasp the sacrifices. Your love and dedication illuminate the world. You’re not just teachers; you’re unsung heroes, molding the future one lesson at a time.
A Teaching Recognition for LCC Bacolod
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