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[areumchelle]

NO TO ANIMAL CRUELTY AND START LOVING YOUR PETS ❗❗❗

Animals are the loveliest and most loyal that human can have weather it is a dog, cat, and other animals that the humans can be their partner forever. Animals are humans too wherein they want to be loved and care by others, they want to be part of the family, they have feelings, and they are here to lived and not be killed.

As a human who love cats and dogs why not treat them as a family rather than leash them with chains as well as starving them or worst feeding them stale foods. As a human who can express their feelings, why not be the voice for animal cruelty, don't be blind to this kind of act, don't let them harm anymore animals, and don't let them kill them. Whenever you see people doing this kind of things don't hesitate to tell them to the officials, be the voice and don't be scared because you as a person can make change to animals, you as a person can make them lived for a longer time, and you as a person can make the animals feel that they matter.

Do the things that you do to human like loving them the way you love your family, treat them the way you treat your family, and take care them the way you take care your family. Dogs and cats should be equal as humans, weather a breed cats or dogs as well as those animals we can see in the streets, treat them equally with justice and no more CRUELTY.

[areumchelle]

👩‍🏫 Run into the World of a Student pursuing an English Major👩‍🏫

Being a teacher is difficult because tons of school papers are being done not only in the classroom but also in their houses, and I'm fully aware of that since our family course is teacher.

Flashback 🕰️

I was in junior high back then when I decided that I would take tourism as my course, but unfortunately, my parents declined due to the fact that it was out of budget and would take time to pursue. I was unhappy until my aunt and her daughter, who was a teacher, told me that there's a huge advantage and benefit teachers have, which led me to decide that I would take education as my course. I then took English as my major because this is one of my weaknesses, and I want to enhance it so that I can work abroad, which is somehow connected to what I really want, which is to work in my dream place, South Korea.

My first year seems unreal. My journey finally starts, and as it begins, I'm a bit struggling with what I should do and how I can improve myself, especially since I'm new to this world. English was my weakness back when I was in high school, and as I'm pursuing English as my major, it makes me nervous since I'm afraid of public speaking. I later began to question my decisions, like, Does this course fit me? Is this what I really want? and many more. Even though I'm lacking and still coping, I didn't give up and still did my best in this course. Late night snack, or what I must call late night dinner, due to the deadlines I must finish, breakdowns that I always feel every time that I question myself, sleepiness nights, and improper bed routine, and these are the things that I experienced during my first year, but as I always do, everything happens for a reason, and I always pray to God that I will overcome these years without fear of failure. I didn't have friends when I was in 1st year since we were conducting our classes online, but I still have contacts and am chatting with some of my classmates to avoid being an outcast when face-to-face classes occur. One thing that I will not forget about when I was in my first year of college is the challenges that I thought I would not overcome, but God is good because all of my hard work and struggles paid off, and that concludes my first-year journey.

The new learning modality came when I was in my 2nd year of college, wherein we do classes in both online settings and face-to-face gatherings. The 2nd year for me is the happiest college year of my life, wherein I met my true friends and was also able to get familiar with as well as socialize with my other classmates that I've never met and talked back to when I was in my 1st year. It was fun, memorable, and full of obstacles. During this year, I first experienced crying over grades that I didn't deserve, but of course I looked at that as a positive thing and believed that grades don't define who I really am. My 2nd year is indeed the happiest year, but also the hardest year at all. I experience a lot, like no dinner at all, because of the deadliest deadlines I must finish within that day; I also experience being awake for 24 hours just to finish a video presentation; and lastly, I was sadly under a lot of pressure from my family and also scared to fail them. I thought back then that I wouldn't be able to come through and pass my second year, but I was wrong because I was recognized as a lister in both semesters. The lesson I've learned in my second year is that every challenge has its equivalent outcome. Yes,  it seems hard at first, but trust the process, and you won't think that you've finally overcome it. 2nd year is something I would treasure in my life because in here I learned a lot that helped and became me nowadays.

Time flies so fast, and now I can't believe that I was in my third year of college. All of my relatives and acquaintances say that the 3rd year is the hardest year of all in college, and I don't believe that until I experience it for myself. It feels suffocating and bombarding now that I'm in my 3rd year, wherein simultaneously deadlines, back-to-back reporting, research, and all of the other things I must accomplish to get a passing grade. I was in the first semester of the 3rd year, but it seems that I was in the 4th year because of the much more pressure from my family and aunt because they already know that I have a boyfriend. I always think positively every time I feel suffocated, and I think positively every time I am at the lowest point of my life. 3rd year is the hardest year, but I can say that this year is also the important year wherein you will learn a lot that will help me when I become a teacher. I was now more than half way to the finish line, and giving up is not my vocabulary anymore; crying is only the one that will help me to be better, and being positive as well as being with God are my partners at all times. Still far from what I should become, with more improvement and more pressure to come with all of my learning, I will be successful one day.

Experience, pressure, and struggles are the one that will mold me, and through these, I know that I will become a good teacher and will help the students one day.

"PADAYON FUTURE EDUCATORS"

[areumchelle]

👩‍🏫 Run into the World of a Student pursuing an English Major👩‍🏫

Being a Teacher is difficult wherein tons of school papers are being done not only in the classroom but also in their houses and I'm fully aware of that since our family course is Teacher.

Flashback 🕰️

I was in Junior High back then when I decided that I will take Tourism as my course but unfortunately my parents declined due to the reason that it is out of the budget and will take time to pursue. I was unhappy not until my aunt and her daughter who was a teacher told me that there's a huge advantage and benefits teachers has which leads to me and decide that I will take Education as my course.

My first year seems unreal. My journey finally starts, and as it begins, I'm a bit struggling with what I should do and how I can improve myself, especially since I'm new to this world. English was my weakness back when I was in high school, and as I'm pursuing English as my major, it makes me nervous since I'm afraid of public speaking. I later began to question my decisions, like, Does this course fit me? Is this what I really want? and many more. Even though I'm lacking and still coping, I didn't give up and still did my best in this course. Late night snack, or what I must call late night dinner, due to the deadlines I must finish, breakdowns that I always feel every time that I question myself, sleepiness nights, and improper bed routine these are the things that I experienced during my first year, but as I always do, everything happens for a reason, and I always pray to God that I will overcome these years without fear of failure. I don't have friends when I was in 1st year since we are conducting our classes online but I still have contacts and chatting to some of my classmates for me not be outcast when face to face classes occur. One thing that I will not forget when I was in 1st year college is the challenges wherein I thought I would not overcome but God is good because all of my hardworks and struggles payed off and that concludes my first year journey

New learning modality come when I was in 2nd year college wherein we do classes in both online setting and face to face gathering. 2nd year for me is the happiest college year of my life wherein in here I met my true friends and I was also able to get familiarize as well as socialize to my other classmates that I've never met and talked back when I was in my 1st year. It was fun, memorable, and full of obstacles wherein during this year I first experience crying over grades that I don't deserve but of course I look that as a positive thing and was believing that grades don't define who I really am. My 2nd year is the happiest year indeed but also the hardest year at all, I experience a lot like no dinner at all because of the deadliest deadlines I must finish within that day, I also experience being awake for 24 hours just to finish a video presentation, and lastly I was sadly experience being a lot of pressure from my family and also scared to failed them. I thought back then that I wouldn't be able to come through and pass my 2nd year but I was wrong because I was recognized as lister in both semester. The lesson I've learned in my second year is that every challenges has its equivalent outcome, yes it seems hard at first but trust the process and you wouldn't think that you've finally overcome it. 2nd year for me is something I would treasure in my life, because in here I learned a lot that help and became me nowadays.

Present🕰️

Time flies so fast and now I can't believe that I was in 3rd year college. All of my relatives and acquentances say that 3rd year is the hardest year of all year in college and I don't believe that not until I experience it by myself. It feels suffocating and bombarded now that I'm in my 3rd year wherein simultaneously deadlines, back to back reporting, research and all of the things I must accomplished to have a passing grade. I was in the first semester of the 3rd year but it seems that I was in 4th year because of the much more pressure of my family and aunt because they already know that I have a boyfriend. I always think positive everytime I feel suffocated and I think positive everytime I was in the lowest point of my life. 3rd year is the hardest year but I can say that this year is also the important year wherein you will learn a lot that will help me when I become a teacher. I was now more than half of the finish line and giving up is not my vocabulary anymore, crying is only the one that will help me to be better, and being positive as well as being with God is my partners at all time. Still far from what I should become, more improvement, and more pressure to come with all of my learnings I will be successful one day.

Experience is one that will mold myself, and through these I know that I will become a good teacher and will help the students one day.

"PADAYON FUTURE EDUCATORS"