Entry #4
  • Watch the following videos in Youtube: "Pilipino Ako: Teacher Sabrina Ongkiko" and Discovering your life's true calling - Lou Sabrina Ongkiko"
  • Based on these videos, what is our life's true calling? How can you apply that in your calling to teach?

Our life's true calling is to love. To love the students even if they are not so good, they are noisy, they make mistakes and they make mess most of the time. The mission of a teacher is to love the students and watch them grow with a dream. Taking up Bachelor of Elementary Education program is the first step in my calling to teach and this will serve as my experience to become an efficient and effective in educational practices. Learning my calling which is to love has a big impact to me as a future educator. I will use this to make my student become a better person, being an educator is not all about me but the student I will teach. I have the responsibility to make them not only a knowledgeable person but also a person with a good heart. I will make my classroom a learner's centered when I become a teacher. I will love them with their flaws and give what they need to make them a good person. As a future educator, I know that there are many responsibilities to fulfill but I learned alsp that doing these responsibilities will not focus on me but these will focus my students. Thinking all of these is so difficult but applying it in the near future makes me happy to see my students grow and do what they can.

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