PARODY OF A TEACHER
...the mood, the feelings, the thought, the yearnings... they all change, but not the spirit behind all these things...
PARODY OF A TEACHER
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Kwento sa Jeep
Monday, May 9, 2011
POWERLESS
Thursday, April 28, 2011
The New Basketball Superstar
Thursday, March 31, 2011
The Little Boy
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
His Point of View
This morning when I entered my class at III-Compassionate, the room was in total chaos. While asking them to settle down, one of my students handed me a crumpled brown paper with writings on it. I simply pocketed it for I was too busy instructing them to pile up their things that are scattered on the floor and to clean their respective areas. While doing what I asked them to do, some of them whispered audibly to read the content of that piece of paper. I waited till we finished saying the Opening Prayer and everybody was seated. I drew out the crumpled paper from my pocket and I went over it; then, I looked at the owner of the paper (for permission), and started reading it aloud. Here is what he had written: (Note: I only edited the grammar, everything here is the same as what and how he had written it.)
After reading this, I told him that it’s alright to express himself so that we would know that he needed love; that he wanted to be loved, for it seems he is full of hate; perhaps he is troubled, wounded. And he completely needs understanding, healing...Everyone was attentive when I read this before them, and so I hope that they, too, will learn to understand how this young boy feels, and why perhaps sometimes he chose to remain quiet and sulk in the corner. I wonder how many of them are in my class, in our school? i wonder how many of them can survive to handle this feeling... i wonder if their parents know how and what they feel. I am sad knowing that kids like him, as young as they are, are very troubled. I hope before the school year ends, i have helped him.. i hope i had made even just a little difference in his life.
