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Student pursuing a major in English.

As a third-year Secondary Education major with a focus on English at Mabalacat City College, this experience has been illuminating and life-changing. The field of education requires consistent study and adaptation, especially in a discipline as diverse and creative as English. This blog explores the importance of accepting diversity in English classrooms and how it fosters inclusive learning environments.

Reading literature is only one aspect of being an English major; other responsibilities include understanding the specifics of language, figuring out the particulars of human expression, and interpreting the several levels of meaning created into each sentence. The English major's pursuit of knowledge crosses multiple periods and genres, from Shakespearean sonnets to modernist poetry, offering a full understanding of the development of language and literature.

Moreover, My experience is a testimonial to the transformational potential of learning in the complex dance between the domains of education and English. Every lesson, whether it comes from reading or language study, moves me closer to my eventual aim of becoming a teacher who inspires students' interest in addition to imparting knowledge. I'm ready to finish my education and go on to shape and impact the generations that follow, not just as a student but also as a future cognitive builder. It's getting more and more obvious to me as I go into my third year how big of an impact teachers have on their students. They are architects of the future and builders of minds, not just information distributors. Spreading a love of English, fostering curiosity, and the conviction that education is a lighthouse pointing students in the direction of self-discovery and empowerment are the challenges that lay ahead.

In addition, My college buddies have been an invaluable source of motivation throughout our journey together, contributing their distinct viewpoints and constant support. We've forged a close relationship through late-night study sessions, group conversations, and common goals that not only reduces academic stress but also gives me comfort in knowing that I'm not the only one pursuing achievement.

Being a college student majoring in English means setting out on a journey of learning, reflection, and a more profound comprehension of human nature. It's a journey that occasionally results in existential crises, laughter, and literature. May our pens stay sharp, our thoughts be ever-curious, and our love of the written word never stop shining as we make our way through this maze of words. Cheers to the unique adventure that is the college odyssey of the English major.