Teacher's Pandemic Struggle: 9-17-2021 @womenclubcharity50pc

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There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish. Michelle Obama

When I heard this quote it made me love myself more. So many times I doubt my capability as a woman but I realized that I can be as great as men.

Today is the last day of the week and I couldn't be more exhausted. I had to carry 50 pieces of diplomas so I could distribute it to my students next week.

From the ground floor I have to come up the stairs to reach my room to the third floor. I couldn't even catch my breath from the stairs plus I was wearing a mask. But whenever I feel tired I think of my students parents, I always consider their feelings than my students. They are the reason I extend my patience because I know they are working so hard for their students. At times I get angry to my annoying students I just remember how poor and difficult their lives.

When I arrive my classroom I still have to sort modules to be distributed. As you know we are still applying Modular learning here in the Philippines. We can't afford to get sick so we have to practice the protocol.

This are the modules I have to segregate for each student, they have to receive one module for each subject, from English, Filipino, Science, Math, TLE, ESP, AP and MAPEH. Honestly I am physically tired, but my head tells me its for the students and I get inspired.

Teachers are the least appreciated. I know we are just one of the simple jobs all around the world, but for me its the noblest. The love I give for my students can never be replaced with money. And the praises my students give whenever they remember me can not be replaced with wealth.