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Professor's Daughter Hello Readers! I'm back again and thank you for supporting my works. In this blog, I'll tell you my experience of being a daughter of my mother who happened to be my professor in my Major Subject.

My mother (see picture above), is a Register Nurse and Certified Professor in a University where I am enrolled. I got my scholarship because of her Employment discount and also because of my grades. Then, how was it to be a in a class where your mom is your professor? As soon as my classmates knew that she is my mother, they keep on telling me that I might be a cheater, because I can see the exams and quizzes made by my mom. Well, they're wrong. Ever since I was in 11th grade, my mom won't let me borrow her laptop unless its necessary and important. My classmates also said that I got high grades in out Major because my mom don't want me to fail. Then, what I really hate the most is, in every subject I take whether it's a major or minor, my other professors have a high standards and expectations for me, because they know that my mom is a smart one. Despite of expectations and accusations that they're throwing at me, my mom didn't say about it. She always tells me that I must not put my focus to what other people said to me. Also, she didn't expect me to get a higher grade. She told me that, I must not worry about my grades, all she want from me is to enjoy my course and have fun from being a college student. For the whole 1st semester, I proved to them what my capabilities are. I was able to get a GWA of 1.62, the highest is 1. I never broadcast my grade to anyone but my professors keep on congratulating me that's why my classmates stop looking at me like before. For the brighter side, whenever I have a game competition in our school, my mom will come immediately and will cheer for me.

***Always remember that always do your best in everything, don't mind that expectations of othe people to you. You live not to satisfy them. Go for your goals!*** ***And always be thankful to your mom, because even fron the beginning they've been our teacher since childhood.***

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