Be generous
Be generous all the time.
Readers! We must consider our education and awareness. Have you ever encountered a street beggar? Have you ever encountered a student who can only pass a blank piece of paper with no response? Have you ever seen children on the street peddling something?
To begin with, here are a few circumstances in which assistance is required. At this stage, we don't even notice beggars on the street at all. We believe they are capable of self-sufficiency in terms of financial resources. Do you even offer them a centavo? I understand that giving them is not our obligation or responsibility. Our centavo could make a difference in their lives as well. It could have turned into thousands if more centavos had been collected. We can tell if the person is truly in need or if they are just pretending to be that way.
Second, it's easy to give 65 instead of letting the kid pass if they don't have an answer. It's possible that they have a problem in their home. They may face difficulties that a pupil should not have to face. The other side of the tale must be seen. We need to relax our standards and make some exceptions. In the not-too-distant future, the students could be soldiers.
Third, there are students who sell food on the street. even if we don't want to eat what they're selling. We must purchase it because it may be the only source of income for their family. Children's hearts are the purest. They do it because they care so much about their family that they are brave enough to face the sun and rain. Buying their items and sharing our blessings is a huge benefit to them.
Dear readers, it is preferable to give than to get. God will bless you beyond your wildest dreams. It's something I've had a lot of experience with. Giving is also God's purpose, and we are God's instrument, as stated in Acts 20:35 (King James Version): According to research, those who consistently contribute are happier.Giving is also God's purpose, and we are God's tool.
It is contagious to give. As happened during the pandemic, if we donate, others will do so as well. When one person makes a donation, it inspires others to do the same. People who are infected with the generosity bug tend to perceive their own possessions in a new light. Seeing and reacting to others' wants can make people feel at ease about their own urge to acquire. We are fortunate that we are not in their shoes. Every day, we must be kind and generous. By demonstrating that donating is a tiny thing that can make a tremendous difference, we are not only improving a person's life but also their vision of the world.
Generosity isn't measured in terms of money or how much you can offer; it's measured in terms of how ready you are to do things without being pushed.
My firsthand knowledge of
Personally, I have shared my blessings by providing an opportunity for a deserving student to study. In exchange for accompanying me about the house doing lighter household chores, I directly support them with my own money.
I give money to individuals who are in need, such as cancer patients or anyone who is truly in need. Purchasing groceries or snacks from vendors who actually deliver their goods to my classroom is a great idea. I'm quite aware of the weight of those items.
I always give students who keep failing or getting lower grades a chance and let them pass at the end of the quarter.
I'm sure you're doing it as well.
Goodnight
Journey to Masteral Degree
Journey to Masteral Degree
Hello read casher! Tonight I'm going to share with you how I earned my master's degree.
I was having my first year of teaching.I was in the first week of vacantion. When my friends encourage me to enroll on masteral degree. They were currently enrolled at SOUTHERN LEYTE STATE UNIVERSITY-Main campus. They were my college friends. I did not considerd enrolling at the same school where I gradated though it was from different campus. Due to the fact that I experienced different level of hardship during college days. I don’t want to experience such hardship anymore.
My friends are very consistent in persuading me to enroll. At last they won and finally enrolled with the course MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING MAJOR IN NATURAL SCIENCE.
That time it was summer class. It was a 360 degree transition. From summer vacation to summer class. I had different classmates from different unversities and public schools . They were all teachers. The most embarassing I was the youngest.
In my 1st year
I was bombarded with paper works especially reports. The most difficult year because I was enrolled in 3 subjects, advacned chemistry, advanced, biology and foundation of education. Those were the hardest subjects of my course.
How I came to be a teacher
Hello, readers! Good evening! I've now created an inspiring story of how I came to be a teacher.
My parents adopted a beggar's son when I was a child. The town's thief was the name given to the child.
When I discovered that he couldn't recognize the letters, I proceeded to teach him ABC in the manner of a kindergartener. My parents sensed my potential as a teacher and encouraged me to pursue it. However, I do not wish to pursue a career as a teacher. In fact, I swore that when I got to college, education would be the last thing on my mind.
Fast forward
My classmates were pleased with the course they were taking when I graduated from high school, but I was thinking about my greatest desire, which was to become a pharmacist. Because my parents couldn't afford it, I couldn't attend a school that offered such a program. My father is unemployed, and I am their second child.
They let me choose education so that they could afford the tuition fees. And I figured I'd be able to afford it after my kuya finished his studies.I was forcefully taking the course in education. In the back of my mind, maybe they won't send me to medical school because they don’t believe in me since I did not receive any honorific awards, unlike my siblings.
In my first year, I was a student at PUMASOK Nang Walang NALALAMAN AT LUMABAS NG WALANG NATUTUNAN.
Lessons were like air that passed past my thoughts without being absorbed. I can't imagine suffering the boredom that I did during the course. We had to choose our major in the second semester of our first year. I couldn't envision teaching in Tagalog, so I went with science. Because there were so many laboratories, it might be extremely exciting. Cats and frogs were among the animals I encountered. I dissected them with my two hands by chance. I found it intriguing and hard, but the memorization was the part I disliked the most. I'm good with numbers but not with words; yet, I don't have a choice. For a year, I was a dean's lister. That encourages me to study harder in order to make up for my lack of honors from elementary to secondary school.
When I was in my fourth year, I had a number of teaching-related subjects. I started to enjoy teaching. From the aforementioned school, I received a cumlaude. Indeed, the past will have no bearing on the future. It may mold you, but it does not guarantee that you will achieve the same results. In elementary and high school, I was not an honor student, but in college, I graduated with honors.
In "la salle," I had my first teaching experience. It served as an excellent training ground. It molded me into the best version of myself possible. It assists me in becoming closer to God. Above all, and importantly, I met coworkers who assisted me in overcoming the management's strictness.
I quit my contract after a year and applied to the Department of Education or a public school. Fortunately, I was one of the teachers hired the previous year. By God's grace, I'm in my fourth year of public teaching. In private, it was the polar opposite. I've taught a variety of subjects. I didn't think I could afford it. I was able to provide financial assistance to my parents too.
I realized I was destined to be a teacher since I was a kid. And I'm sure God put me here because he thought I had the ability to alter people's minds as well. Like my lecturers, I am able to motivate people or students. I'm honored to be one of them.
Opposite attracts
Opposite attracts
My boyfriend and I met when I was in college and he was still in high school. I grew up in a family of high achievers. During my parents' time in school, they excelled. In addition, my mother is a validectoria at the school where I teach. My siblings are achievers as well. So, when I brought my boyfriend home, they were not pleased since I might not be able to continue my education.
I was hardheaded in nature. I finished my college degree without breaking up with him. I passed the board exam. and practice my profession at La Salle High School. My boyfriend was still a student. In other words, I am a professional and he was not.
In comparison to me, he was taller and had whiter skin. I was not interested in gadgets or electronics, while he was. He had more patience than I had, something I lacked. He was an anime fan, but I was not. He could converse fluently in both English and Tagalog. I'm not sweet, and he was. He was better at recounseling during fights and acting maturely than I was. He was into pageants and won as MR. Intrams last year. I'm camera-shy, whereas he isn't. I admire how pageants shape people's social abilities like him. He smiled a lot because he had great teeth. That was, nonetheless, my greatest insecurity. He was the driving force behind my decision to acquire braces last year.
What I admire most about him is his ability to strike a balance.
Adventurous
With him, I was able to try new things. Apart from my scholastic duties, I am able to travel to other places and spend the night at the beach with him. It was a welcome break from the realities of my chaotic lifestyle.
Thoughtful
I am able to receive multiple gifts from him on a regular basis, regardless of the occasion. Letters were my favorite thing to do. It was extremely sincere and thoughtful. The words contained within the letters are reassuring. It will be treasured for a long time, and his efforts in creating the letters just strengthened my admiration for him.
Dreamy
Because he has enormous aspirations for me, I dream more. He even imagined me getting a promotion. In fact, it was because of him that I was promoted. He persuaded me to get a master's degree. I'm glad to say that I completed it in three years. I was promoted from teacher 1 to teacher 3 the following year.
Caring
He is very concerned. As if I were a child, he continues to check on me. To avoid urinary tract infections, remind me to drink extra water every day. If I'm exhausted, it continues to tell me to take a break. I normally complete my assignments by a specific deadline.
Sexy
To me, men are sexier to me if their personalities match their appearance. It's more enticing to include more clever males. These characteristics are the ones that appeal to me the most. You won't have to debate anything because he understands it.
Affectionate
He enjoyed being hugged. He would remark, "I love you" at unexpected times, and he was always nice to my family. By associating with my family, he demonstrates that he is capable of loving me.
Down to earth.
He's modest enough. Even if he has money, he is realistic and does not wish to buy new goods or clothes.That was extremely practical, and it is excellent for a male.
Funny
He keeps making crazy faces while telling amusing jokes. His mouth continued to spit out corny jokes.
Everyone has an ideal man, but mine is perfect for me because he is the total opposite of who I am.
The best way to treat a Urinary tract infection.
I was diagnosed with a urinary tract infection on September 24, 2020. I was startled because I am not a big fan of fast food or soft beverages. It was right around the beginning of the new school year. I was printing modules. By the way, I’m a teacher that time, I was having trouble peeing, and the urine was a bright yellow color. So, I was admitted to the hospital because I was frequently vomiting. That was the first time I had encountered such horrors. Then, on March 23, 2021, it happened again. When I was dehydrated and admitted to a local hospital, I had the same experience. I came to the conclusion that the reason why I experienced it is because I drink little water a day.
This Is How I Combat Urinary Tract Infection
1. Drink more water
I drink more than two liters of water every day, even when I'm not thirsty. I urinate on a regular basis and whenever I feel the need to empty my bladder. In addition, the germs must be flushed. Always keep yourself hydrated.
2. Avoid fast food and soft drinks.
I exclusively drink water and avoid carbonated beverages. Instead of snacking on junk food, I eat rice or bread when I'm hungry. These junk foods are high in salt. Soft drinks, on the other hand, are high in sugar, which bacteria can use as a source of nutrition.
3. Drink vitamin C.
Every day, I take vitamin C to keep my pee acidic. In an acidic environment, bacteria cannot survive. Vitamin C from fruits and vegetables is required in addition to supplementary vitamin C.
4. Consume probiotic beverages
I drink Yakult and consume yogurt on a regular basis. It specifically aids in the growth of beneficial microorganisms in our body. I can drink one bottle every day and it is also reasonably priced. I'll drink my yakult when I finish my lunch.
5. Proper hygiene
I maintain good hygiene by changing disposable sanitary napkins on a frequent basis. Wipe the entire surface from front to back.
5. Have Urinalysis every 6 months
Every six months, I undergo a urinalysis to see if I'm suffering from another infection. The test is inexpensive and accessible. You can visit your local health facility or diagnostic center. If your White Blood Cell count is higher than normal, you may have an infection.
6. Visit a doctor
When I'm having trouble dealing with it. I go to the doctor right away for a checkup. The doctor will prescribe an antibiotic to treat the infection by killing the bacteria that is causing it. I don't skip doses of antibiotics to destroy bacteria before the termination date. If you continue to skip your medicine, the microorganisms may get resistant to it.
7. Do not do Self medicate
Prior to this, I used to self-medicate. I did remember the medicine I was given the last time I had a urinary tract infection. The drawback is that bacteria are resistant to antibiotics and cannot be healed with the same treatment. So I stopped because the doctor stated it could hurt my body and that I should raise my antibiotic dosage. In the worst-case scenario, antibiotics are no longer effective.
Infections in the urinary tract can be avoided. It was just a matter of our way of life. Our bodies are influenced by our way of living. As a result, we must be particularly cautious about the foods we eat and the activities we engage in. This could be a reflection of our physical status.
@Sherannie