Never underestimate these students. Something big is hidden in each one of them. Give them your best and they will shower you with their shared potentials.
Expect to enter their room messy. The chairs are all around. Ask them to arrange their seats first. Give the prayer to
Jomar. His would be personal and not memorized. If you need help with technical stuffs, ask
Jeffrey to help you. When it comes to posting visuals, snobbish
Jayson ang little
Jonald will be first to assist you. No marker? Look at
Ana, she knows what to do. If you're feeling hot and sweaty, ask
Daves to lend you a fan,
Precious would even wipe your sweat.
Be diligent in making visuals.
Lambert would even come in front to copy what you have written. Project your voice loudly for
Ronalyn, Abegail N., Jeanne and
Rose Anna. They might not hear you at the back. Ask
Allaine to come in front because she has poor eyesight. For recitation, you can count on
Gregorio, Dione, Yheleen, Rowena, Anne, Trixia, Rosel, Abegail H. and
Jonellie. There's
Mary Rose, Marylan and Rosa, too. Little
Kent and
Christine are ready to impress you. Enjoy listening to
Renzo's hoarse voice. Call on
Mei Anne, and
Chay before they get upset. If no one's giving the right answer, ask front liners
Danna and
Jasmine.
Let
John Mark, Armen, Yza, Natsumi, Rica and
Zarah answer. They may not seem to listen but they always do. Encourage
Robbie, Friendie and
Joseph, too. If you feel bored, listen to what
Joeward and
JD are muttering. Never get tired of reminding
Christian and
Edmund to bring their skill books in class. Don't forget about
Jomar E. and
Kenneth, too. Be proud of
Jazlyn for being an achiever. If the class gets too noisy, count on
Jessa. She's a good leader.
These children taught me to be more patient, appreciative and understanding. I've learned that a teacher doesn't just need brains; she needs a heart, too. The class need hands to clap at them, eager eyes to look at them, ears to listen to them, big smiles to make them feel appreciated. I will never forget you guys...
you are always remembered...
XOXO,
Ms. Divie
Their former ST
