I Survived My First Year!

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When I entered DPS, everything had completely changed. It's not all about fun anymore. The pupils, parents, admins, paperworks, class observations, meetings, competitons and exams - everything was endless and completely tiring. I also experienced different kinds of pain and exhaustion.
Still, I am grateful experiencing this journey for I learned a lot. My seed within me had been sprouted and I believe it will grow more. Ups and downs weren't bad for me, coz they perfectly helped me to become not only a better teacher but also a better person.
Truly this academic school year was never easy for me. I may have been through rough roads yet it won't stop me for my passion, to teach. I will still open my ears for criticisms, my hands for changes and  my heart for learnings. Thank you, DPS and to those people who helped me survive my 1st year! To God be the Glory! ❤ @ Diliman Preparatory School

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