Astig tong bata na to. Feel ko yung tindi ng pagmamahal nya sa pamilya nya lalo na sa mga magulang nya. Sobrang inspiring yung attitude nya na palaban para sa pamilya. Mabuting bata and he deserves lahat ng success. Mabuhay ka at sana tularan ka ng maraming kabataan.
11:23: The moment he started to break. I felt that. Facts: In Philippines, We see them as a very successful icon but we don't know the struggle they've been through. Salute to you sir! :)
Naranasan ko din yan sa unang taon ko ng pagtuturo sa US. The students also made fun of my accent in my first year, plus they try to push the envelope to see how far they can go. So it was a little culture shock compared to my disciplined students in the Philippines. Natuto na lang ako kung paano magcontrol ng behavior the following years. This is not saying there are no more issues. Siyempre taon-taon iba iba ang bata na hawak mo, iba't-ibang family background. There will always be challenges but at least I know how to cope with them. At least now I am happy that my students understand me clearly which means siguro OK na accent ko. Hahaha. Every year, my experiences had made me stronger, more competent in handling my students. I am now in my 14th year of teaching in the US.
I used to teach English in a University, pero dito sa New York sa preschool ako bumagsak. His experiences with kids swearing at him is true, because there are some parents here who do not teach their kids much about respecting their elders and following rules. Congrats kuya sa mga achievements mo.
@@numberbender were you teaching in the city? My cousin broke when she started teaching in the bronx. Unfortunately, there are just some schools where it's futile no matter how good of a teacher you are. You can teach and teach but when parents start cursing you or kids jumping you after school then there's a breaking point.
sa Barstow, California po ako nagtuturo. ramdam ko po ang hugot nyo at noong first year ko po eh ganyan din po ang sentemyento ko. I was broken and everyday I question if I am good enough. pero laban lang po. wala naman nga pong forever-- kahit sa paghihirap. As I mentioned from the docu, 4 years po ako nagtiis bago ko naramdaman ang respect from the students at tuloy tuloy na po iyon hanggang ngayon. kaya kapit lang po talaga.
This is true. Even in kindergarten they are told to call their teachers by their first names (in the name of equality for all) which took me by surprise because in preschool we still said "Miss, Mrs. or Ms. _________ when referring to the teacher.
@@mariamakiling2429 Not true. Kids are not told to call their teachers by their first names. All my nephews and nieces were born in California and all of them call their teachers Ms., Mrs., or Mr. I called my professors in college Ms., Mrs., or Mr. and only met one professor who preferred to be called by his first name and only outside the classroom and only to those students who are close to him. Students are not encouraged to think that they are equal with their teachers. Stop spreading lies.
Malumgkot talagang maging malayo sa pamilya at sa sariling bansa .. pero yan ay dahil sa pagmamahal sa pamilya .. Kaya talagang kahanga hsnga ang mga sacrifces ng mga Ofw
grabe sir we proud of you grabe we salute you.... imagine Fipilino Teacher nakapg turo sa mga foreigners na mula sa ating bansa. congrattttttsssssssss..........
laking laguna po kasi ako. talagang matatas po akong magtagalog. tsaka sa trabaho ko po at pamumuhay mag isa sa america, laging English ang gamit ko kaya sa mga pagkakataong pwede akong magtagalog ay binubuhos ko lahat na magamit ko ulit ang ating sariling wika
You've done very well. You are the kind of teacher these American children needed. I, too, was bullied when we moved to the U.S. In 1967 in school. Most children in the public school system especially in the poor districts have no parental guidance. It's as if no morals and values were taught at home. As a young teen, it was difficult, but I endured. Kudos! You're an inspiration.
I'm sad to say it is slowly happening in the Philippines. :'( I'm an OJT teacher and suddenly students became too rude now unlike before when I was studying. :'(
U made me cry sir peter!...ur story is really inspiring and i can deeply relate.I am also working as an OFW nurse. Before, i never believed what people says but its true that foreigners do look down on asian people.Gladly, ived overcome it and I am happy working here now. All that Im thinking, like you, is that Im doing all of these for my family and my future.
Not at all, it depends on their culture and their everyday lifestyles, which are their self-perceptions. To be fairly honest. Not all Filipino people around me who SMILES at me are my friends, right? When it comes to spreading my everyday real-life English with my newly acquired English accent, whether it's American or other foreign English accents, to those Filipino people around me who do or don't deserve it, before they hear my English accent, it is strange to them, right? It does make any sense.
Wow, this is almost like the story of my life here in the US. The struggles against discrimination and bullying are all so real. But, stay focused on your goal, and never forget that you are a Filipino....therefore.....you are a great person! Never give up....keep moving forward!.
Iba ang culture ng kabataan sa US, you earn their respect, it’s not just given. I experienced the same thing, as a former teacher in California, but one thing for sure-- lahat ng bata, pwedeng matuto at kailangan ng guro para matuto.
lovepinay True. The US is very individualistic not everyone here feels they need to respect older people/people in position/ect. Everyone is sort of on their own and have to earn approval.
Dr. Esperanza, just watched your interview. As a mother, I feel so proud of you. I wish my kids will turn out to be as a loving, responsible, and supportive like you. You make your family proud. God bless you always.
Galing u sir peter esperanza, nagagamit ko mga video u sa mathematics sa pagtuturo ko... pinapapanood ko mga video mo sa kanila at malaking tulong.. lalong higit sa mga medyo nahihirapan sa Math... thumbs up po!!!
marmaing salamat po sa pag gamit nyo ng mga math videos ko. talaga pong tinyaga ko ang pag gawa ng mga math videos na yan dahil alam ko na makaaktulong ito sa mga teachers at students sa pag tuturo at pag aaral nila ng math. salamat po at sana ay mas marami pa kayong matuloungan ko
Left me in tears. I'm searching for a vlog that tackles about the experiences of Filipino teachers abroad because I'm planning to apply. Then, I saw this, it gave me so much chills and motivation to work and give my mom and dad their dream life before they leave the world. I salute you, doc! 💙💜💚🧡🧡
Amazing story of an amazing son who dreams big to make his family.... esp. His parents happy and successful....what a great son to have.... kudos to the parents who brought up a child like that....ur an inspiration to many....
Nothing much even prouder for a son and daughter to give back and help other family members…grabhe ang saya bukal sa puso…i breakdown the last video…gushhh thats the most painful part being away from your parents…
Numberbender marunong ka pala mag Arabic? Hehehe afwan kabayan always take care your self.sana turuan morin ng math kc medyo tagiled ako hahaha😂 naalala ko nuon pag time ng math magtatago na ako
Aspiring Math teacher here, I am very inspired sa story mo sir. Our prof. Dr. Clemente always recommend your videos, lalo na ngayon ganito ang education system because of pandemic. Salute to you sir, soon I will also be a content creator like you po❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
In any situation we just pray, persevere, and remain good. Kahit saan naman tayo hindi tayo pababayaan ni Lord. Let's just bear in mind na kahit papano, not all American kids are bullies. May mabait pari kahit papaano.
Para sakin yung paliwanag mo tungkol sa hirap at pagsisikap yan na talaga ang tatak ng OFW kahit saan man. Salamat sa video na ito. Kahit matagal na rin akong nangangatulong dito sa abroad, mas lalong na inspired ako sa paliwanag mo. Isa kang inspirasyon at matibay na OFW. MABUHAY KA KABAYAN. GOD BLESS YOU.
maraming salamt po. wala naman po tayong hindi kakayanin basta naisip na natin kung bakit natin pinili na malayo sa pamilya natin. masaya po ako na naiintindihan nyo ang pinaglalaban ng bawat pinoy na pinili na mangibang bansa para makatulong sa kanilang mga pamilya.
*The mere fact na matagal na siya sa US di pa rin nawawala sa kanya ang pagka-Pilipino sa pagiging matatas pa rin niya sa pagtatagalog. Saludo ako sa inyo sir at nawa'y patuloy kayong patnubayan ng panginoon at ang iyong pamilya gayundin ang lahat ng OFW at Filipino immigrants sa US.*
Not only i admire you for being a fighter, but also as an ANAK na mabait, malambot ang puso, matulungin na talagang magulang ang priority. Have been teaching foreign students too and i know how hard it is to be patient with them. Your story is so inspiring. Thank you n Take care
Napakaswerte ng parents mo d mo sinayang ang pagkakataong ibinigay nila sayo ,sana all ganyan ang pag iisip.Proud ako sayo ❤️Sana ganyan din anak ko mawala man mundo wala kung panghihinayangan .Good luck and God bless!keep up the good work
Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid, do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go. Joshua 1:19... Keep it up. Many of us have been there in different shape and form. Its all about Faith and character. We will prevail.
Relate! 3 times na akong naiyak dahil sa students' misbehaviors. Most of them are taking advantage because they see my soft side. It's my first year of teaching in middle school! Kahit papaano may iilan naman na respectful and I'm glad that the coaches and admin are very supportive. I know things will get better. Kakayanin natin para sa pamilya.
awww, kapit lang ma'am. mahirap talaga ang first yer at sadly lahat tayo dadanasin yan. even seasoned teachers sa pinas nagstruggle ng maapunta dito at mag turo. I remember my college professor na nagkwekwento din sa akin how he struggle sa umpisa pero ngayon principal na sya. kapit lang maam. if you want to watch the full episode ng docu you can see it here: www.dropbox.com/home/English%20Subtitle%20-%20At%20Your%20Service%20%E2%80%A2%20Reel%20Time
I'm a Filipino Registered Nurse working in a Wisconsin maximum prison. In my first year, I have been bullied by my coworkers: nurses, officers, inmates because of my accent. I'm the only Asian nurse, too. I remember, on my first day of work, my coworker asked me, if I know how to do nails. One even told me she will throw noodles at me. Now, I still work in the prison for 6 years & have gained a lot of respect from my coworkers & inmates.. I never let their racist comments get to me, instead I use it to better myself. I held my head high, & stood my ground. Don't let others define who you are.. Still be kind, & be yourself..! Never forget where you came from..& Just never give up! Just like this gentleman..Proud of my Filipino roots!😍😘🤗
I admire your strength and accomplishments for not giving up and having the courage to stand for what you believe in. Keep in fighting and let the passion of serving people stay in you.
Peter, YOU ARE DOING A MARVELOUS JOB! You will be remembered by your students not because of your accent or in any mocking way, but the values that you will instill will stay with them forever! Please continue doing it! These young people needs you! BE BRAVE!
maraming salamat po! teaching never came easy po during my first year pero Im happy now dahil I am the teacher I am today because of the struggles I experienced when I started
I feel yoy sir. Naiyak tlga ako noong mapanood ko to. Lahat ng hirap, adjustment, pambubully pati pagpapahiya ng kapwa natin pinoy dahil akala nila superior sila. Pero gigising pa rin tau para sa PAMILYA natin hindi para ientertain ang mga negativity sa palagid. #labanOFWTEACHERSALLOVERTHEWORLD💪
maraming salamat po. mabuhay po kayo at ang pagtitiis nyo ay matutumbasan din ng ginahawa. wala nga daw forever, pati na din sa pag titiis. konting tyaga lang at dasal.
Numberbender - I don’t usually make comments sa mga nababasa ko at napapanood kong mga videos/vlogs or blogs/articles etc but yours are so inspiring and relatable sa mga OFW’s and Immigrants all over the world. Napanood ko ang video mo thru GMA Public Affairs and they did a good job sa story mo. First, ikaw ang pangalawang nakilala ko na taga Louisiana Laguna - the other one is a good friend of mine. I have a friend na Math Teacher dito sa LA Unified and De La Salle Graduate din. Your experience during your first few years ay naranasan din nya and nahirapan din sya but he loves teaching katulad mo na very passionate sa profession na napili nyo. KUDOS to both of you. He is still teaching and still enjoying it. Iyung pagmamalasakit at pagmamahal mo sa pamilya mo ay isang magandang katangian ng mga Pilipino. Sana sa mga susunod na henerasyon ay mapanatili natin ang ganyan kultura at pag-uugali. Salamat at napapanatili mo ang pusong Pinoy. Mabuhay Ka - Titser!
maraming salamat po! natutuwa po ako na dahil sa munting kwento ko ay nagbigay ako ng good vibes sa pamamgitan ng kwento ko. I am extremely grateful to Reel Time for coming all the way here para mashare sa inyo ang similar kwento ng bawat teacher na naguumpisa dito sa America. Mahirap sa umpisa pero once mabuild mo na ang trust ng community sa yo dito, hindi ka na nila bibitawan. Salamat po sa well wishes at mabuhay din po kayo.
Mabuhay po kayo mga teachers. Anak din po ako ng isang teacher. To a lesser degree i have experienced racism here too in Canada but I stood up for what I believe in. We are all equal irregardless of skin color, race or ethnicity or religion, or even economic status. I am very proud of my Philippine heritage and culture. After all North America is what it is right now because of immigrants.
accidentally watched one of dr. e videos teaching basic algebra in all my highschool years before i didn't undestand it but when I watched his video i understood it quickly.
it has to be 4 years before i had the privilege of watching this vlog. am not an educator, just simply an empathizer for what he's been through. will be a good thing to come back to the homeland so he can share how it is to survive in a foreign land: different tongue, different culture. what people don't know is this about Filipinos: RESILIENCE, PERSEVERANCE and LOVE OF FAMILY. for most of others, suicide/drugs is their best solution when hardship comes in their doorstep. i was touched by the eloquence in the way he shared his feelings/views as he paved the path for his survival. as he very well know, Barstow is not too far from Vegas too... you want to roll the dice ???? (joke) hope Peter was able to accomplish (and much more) what he aims for... God bless you, and your loved ones as well....
Idol. Nadadala ako sa iyak mo.. Grabe din pala naranasan mo jn sa pg tuturo sa mga bastos na studyante.. God blessed idol. Sa huli pag tyatyaga nakamit mo rin ang pangarap mo. Tyaga at tiwala more pasensya ang need na baon para sa lahat ng ofw. Like me.
lahat naman kasi ng bagay dapat pag hirapan. sa pagtuturo, lalo na sa ibang bansa, kailangan makuha mo ang respeto ng community para mas maging effective kang teacher. sa case ko, di ako sumuko at nagtiwala ako sa "proseso". ngayon, masasabi ko na na isa ako sa napakaswerteng teacher na ginigusto ng mga students na maging teacher nila.
U made me cry sir peter!...ur story is really inspiring and i can deeply relate.I am also working as an OFW nurse. Before, i never believed what people says but its true that foreigners do look down on asian people.Gladly, ived overcome it and I am happy working here now. All that Im thinking, like you, is that Im doing all of these for my family and my future.
Grabe naiyak ako I'm so inspired by your love for your family and being a strong person for not giving up pursuing your American dream Godbless you more power Sir
grabe pala pinagdaanan mo sir your the best kasi kinaya mo yung pang bubuly ng mga studyante mo sa napaka habang panahon matatag talaga ang mga pinoy labang lang.
Nakaka proud ka po sir! i salute you! nakakadala yong pag iyak mo tagos sa puso pero sa kabila noon para talaga sa pamilya ang ginagawa mo at dinadala mo yong pagiging isang tunay ng Pilipino! 👏🙏
Nakaka-inspire po ang story nyo, lalo na qng paano mo nilabanan ang mga pagsubok jan sa america.. Hindi talaga madali ang buhay jan.. Pero dahil mahal mo pamilya mo, sila yung inspirasyon at nagbibigay lakas ng loob mo para maging successful sa buhay at para maging masaya sila.. Nakaka-proud ka po..
Mabuhay ka Kabayan ! Hindi ka lang Bayani ng Pamilya mo, Bayani ka din ng Pilipinas at lalong Bayani ka ng mga Estudyanteng mga naturuan mo. Saludo sa iyo,at pagpalain ka ng Diyos. 🙏🏼👍
napakasarap pong makarinig nyan, lalo ngayong panahon na lahat tayo ay nakakulong sa ating mga tahanan. Maswerte po ako at nabiyayaan ako ng ganitong platform para makapaglingkod sa mga kabataang pinoy
Teaching in the US is not easy as 12 3, you need to dig a big hole just to get their attentions, most of the students there are so rude they don't know the meaning of respect.
More power sa iyo, kbayan. God bless and u can do it. Lord Jesus will guide you through ok. Go go, u almost there. At least ur not s middle east. Muslim bga. He he smile. .
Totoo po, kakamigrate ko lang po sa america last year and I swear iba po talaga sila minumura nila ang mga teacher at sa paningin po talaga nila dapat ang teacher ang susunod sa kanila kaya sobra akong nanibago hahahahaha
Very true but you also have to think about the types of people living here. It's not just AMERICAN kids. You have people thar have different cultural background so the way they're raised are different. Even foreign born kids are rude as f. It's really whether a student aims to learn then you habe those who don't really care about education because their parents dont either
Your story is a motivation and inspiration to all OFWs. Salute to you Sir! I’m currently giving library classes in UAE and may I just say that Arab students (if not all) are far more challenging to a point where I needed to watch all films that will help me with classroom management. And I am almost losing hope despite using various strategies and approach. Kahit na american accent ka sa arab country, since Filipinos here are mostly viewed as domestic helpers, walang respeto ang mga bata at kapwa guro na mga arabo kasi ang mga yaya at kasambahay nila Pilipino. That’s how most of them view us. Dagdag pa ang ibang masamang imahe ng iba nating kababayan na nag-aasawa ng arab. Respect is very hard to earn in GCC and it is hurting and frustrating no matter how good and professional you are ☹️ I need more motivation ☹️
It’s nice to see my school being shown like this! Proud to be a product of this school! Never had Mr. E but I heard he is an amazing teacher! He also teaches at the local community college!
sabi nga po ni gat Jose Rizal, ang hindi magmahal sa sariling wika ay higit pa sa amoy ng malansang isda. lagi ko pong pinagmamalaki dito na galing ako sa Pinas at utang ko ang talent ko sa pagiging pinoy ko.
thanks for this... it will really help Filipino teachers who aspire to work abroad. I salute the sincerity and passion of this teacher. May your tribe increase.
Nakikita kong napakamakumbaba ni Sir Esperanza na tao. 😢 Sobrang saludo po ako sa inyo! Totoo po 'yon. Sa mga taong katulad niyo po ako nagiging proud maging Pinoy. 💖
You are a good son & you do your parents proud with what you have accomplished, what you have sacrificed, & your faithfulness yo your teaching profession. You make all Filipinos proud. God bless you. Your parents raised a good son.
Naiyak ako sa mga linyang"Doble ung saya ng pamilya sa sakripisyong ginagawa natin ngayon" Spend 4years para malaman mo ang tatag at husay ng magampanan ang tunay na pagiging guro. Salute to you Sir!
Sige Lang sir iyak mo Lang , ika nga tears of Joy :) , salamat sa life experiences mo at sa pagiging matatagpuan sa buhay. Mabuhay ka sir God bless you po lagi.
😢 i dont have enough power like him to face that kind of students.. lalo n ngayon most of the highschool students dto sa pinas, gnyan n din.. kulang nlng murahin ang guro 😭😭😭😭
Inspiring po yung experience mo Sir...super di talaga basta basta yung trabaho as a teacher sa ibang bansa lalo nah pag isa ka lang sa bahay, .. Right now, I'm taking Swedish Board exam for teachers ... as in talaga BSED - Physical Science po ako sa Pilipinas and I tried to do the practicum pero sa Math po ako napasok kasi mas makaexplain ko in Swedish language ..Swedish language yung medium of language sa schools nila..kaya ako ..ngayon continue pa yung board exam in Swedish language for 5 months po yun at the same time I have 15 units for English major as my additional major. British English po sila dito... 4 years na po ako sa Sweden and to God be the glory I can speak Swedish but it's not so perfect kasi may accent talaga tayo galing Pinas...but improving nah yung clarity sa accent ko sa Swedish...:)
Good luck po sa Board Exam ninyo. mas mahirap po ang sitwasyon nyo dahil kailangan nyo pa talagang matutunan an glanguage nila para maging mas epektibong guro. Kayang kaya nyo yan, bilib po ako sa lakas ng loob ninyo at sa tapang na harapin lahat ng challenges nyo dyan para maging certified teacher kayo. I wish you all the best at salamat po sa panonood sa aking kwentong buhay.
Numberbender Salamat sa reply mo Sir, super nakakainspiring talaga yung story mo lalo nah damangdama ko yung struggles mo kasi nag papracticum na kasi ako dito sa Sweden 🙂 so far wala pa akong nakitang Filipino licensed teacher dito Sir, lalo nah pag Swedish language is concerned..Thank you sa encouragement Sir..I will update if nakapass ako sa exam or wala..haha😅 but I hope ma pass ko yun half semester nah ako ngayon..last fight will b on May 30🙂 God bless you Sir and ingat kayo palagi dyan 🙏✍
Red Shepherd physical science major din po ako, and naisip ko din po challenges and consequences pag nag abroad ako. Pero ngayon experience Muna dito. Nag experience ka din po ba before ka nakipagsapalaran abroad?
Choose a good school to teach at. Sweden has changed a lot in the last 10 years because of the refugees. Gone are the days when we respected our teachers. Where do you live in Sweden? Lycka till med studierna kabayan! Kaya mo yan!
Ng mapanuod ko ang docu ng buhay mo na feel ko ang sobrang proud na maging isang filipino.Ipinakita mo na ang mga struggles sa buhay ay dapat magsilbing motivation to look forward at wag mawawalan ng pag asa.always keep on fighting..thanks for the inspirstion na hatid mo sa lahat ng tao na nakapanuod ng kwento tungkol sa success of your journey as a teacher and as a immigrant and a good provider on your family here in the philippines.
maraming salamat din po sa mga positive vibes ng message nyo. masaya akong nakarelate kayo sa kwento ko at naappreciate nyo ang shinare ko sa Reel Time. mabuhay po kayo
You are a role model for OFW migrants in the U.S. Keep it up, you have a bright future ahead of you..God Bless Peter. Experience is the best teacher.. Taas noo tayong mga OFW na nagsusumikap para sa magandang buhay ng ating pamilya makamit ang magandang buhay sa pinas.
I'm proud of you kabayan ! Me and family migrated here 25 yrs ago .and I'm proud to say we all experienced all kinds of stuff but we must be strong .Now I'm proud to say all my kids graduated college and have good jobs and family .And bonus that one of my kid is a Optometrist now..thanks for sharing your story.
Marami pa rin talagang bastos na estudyante sa America kaya dapat matapang ang loob. Nakaka-relate ako sa paghihirap ni sir, mahirap malayo sa pamilya kaya isang malaking bagay ang malaman mong lahat ng mahal mo sa buhay ay walang karamdaman o anu pa mang suliranin.....Glad you reached your goal successfully and continue to be an inspirations to a lot of people. I like your story a lot teacher....Ang galing niyo sir! Well done po!
I smiled when you looked amazed on seeing their facilities in their public school. Can you imagine, kung gagastusin lang talaga ng gobyerno ang pera ng bayan para sa kapakanan ng sambayanan? Imbes na kupitin?
sad truth po yan sa ating bansa... kaya ng anagsissikap po ako na sa munti kong kakayanan ay may maiambag ako sa education sa Pilipinas Mabuhya po kayo
Taro Go yan ang pgkakamali ng America dpt d muba nila ibngay ng full blast ang independence s mga filipino nung 1946 sna hinandle muna nila ang pilipinas kht till 90's pra mas npganda ung sistema....
Alam ko kung gaano kahirap ang naranasan mo Pet, dati din kasi ako nagwork bilang isang outbound call center agent sa Bangkok Thailand. Peru sa halip na panghinaan ako ng loob, chinallenge ko nalang ang sarili ko kung hanggang saan talaga ang kaya ko at sa awa ng diyos nalampasan ko naman lahat ng challenges na pinagdaanan ko sa ibang bansa. At first parang negative ang impact ng ganitong experience (psychologically, emotionally and mentally) peru kalaunan kapag nasanay ka na, it makes you into a man of experience. Those experiences will build yourself into a man of wisdom and as you getting older someday, they see you as a character you are as a person. Nice story po Pet, marami po matututunan ang nakakapanood ng video.
Astig tong bata na to. Feel ko yung tindi ng pagmamahal nya sa pamilya nya lalo na sa mga magulang nya. Sobrang inspiring yung attitude nya na palaban para sa pamilya. Mabuting bata and he deserves lahat ng success. Mabuhay ka at sana tularan ka ng maraming kabataan.
tumsy na inspirasyon kayo sir sa maraming OFW ang iyong galing katatagan ay libos na pinatatag at pinanday ng iyong maraming karanasan.
11:23: The moment he started to break. I felt that.
Facts: In Philippines, We see them as a very successful icon but we don't know the struggle they've been through. Salute to you sir! :)
salamat po
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Another Filipino professional winning big in the USA!!!
Naranasan ko din yan sa unang taon ko ng pagtuturo sa US. The students also made fun of my accent in my first year, plus they try to push the envelope to see how far they can go. So it was a little culture shock compared to my disciplined students in the Philippines. Natuto na lang ako kung paano magcontrol ng behavior the following years. This is not saying there are no more issues. Siyempre taon-taon iba iba ang bata na hawak mo, iba't-ibang family background. There will always be challenges but at least I know how to cope with them. At least now I am happy that my students understand me clearly which means siguro OK na accent ko. Hahaha. Every year, my experiences had made me stronger, more competent in handling my students. I am now in my 14th year of teaching in the US.
I used to teach English in a University, pero dito sa New York sa preschool ako bumagsak. His experiences with kids swearing at him is true, because there are some parents here who do not teach their kids much about respecting their elders and following rules. Congrats kuya sa mga achievements mo.
Mae Apostadero thanks! I’m glad to know na nakarelate ka sa kwento ko. Mahirap sa umpisa Pero wala namang hindi kinakaya sa buhay.
@@numberbender were you teaching in the city? My cousin broke when she started teaching in the bronx. Unfortunately, there are just some schools where it's futile no matter how good of a teacher you are. You can teach and teach but when parents start cursing you or kids jumping you after school then there's a breaking point.
sa Barstow, California po ako nagtuturo. ramdam ko po ang hugot nyo at noong first year ko po eh ganyan din po ang sentemyento ko. I was broken and everyday I question if I am good enough. pero laban lang po. wala naman nga pong forever-- kahit sa paghihirap. As I mentioned from the docu, 4 years po ako nagtiis bago ko naramdaman ang respect from the students at tuloy tuloy na po iyon hanggang ngayon. kaya kapit lang po talaga.
This is true. Even in kindergarten they are told to call their teachers by their first names (in the name of equality for all) which took me by surprise because in preschool we still said "Miss, Mrs. or Ms. _________ when referring to the teacher.
@@mariamakiling2429 Not true. Kids are not told to call their teachers by their first names. All my nephews and nieces were born in California and all of them call their teachers Ms., Mrs., or Mr. I called my professors in college Ms., Mrs., or Mr. and only met one professor who preferred to be called by his first name and only outside the classroom and only to those students who are close to him. Students are not encouraged to think that they are equal with their teachers. Stop spreading lies.
maraming marami salamat, nang dahil Sa mga tutorials mo, i passed my calculus exam 😭
masaya ako na malaman na napapakinabangan mo ang mga calcuus videos ko.
Numberbender... Hi, ikaw ba itong si Peter Esperanza? :)
opo, ako nga po si numberbender: numberbender.com/subjects/view/philippines:%20%20general%20mathematics%20for%20grade%2011/all
same
Malumgkot talagang maging malayo sa pamilya at sa sariling bansa .. pero yan ay dahil sa pagmamahal sa pamilya ..
Kaya talagang kahanga hsnga ang mga sacrifces ng mga Ofw
grabe sir we proud of you grabe we salute you.... imagine Fipilino Teacher nakapg turo sa mga foreigners na mula sa ating bansa. congrattttttsssssssss..........
Salamat po! mahirap, pero lahat naman napapagtagumpayan basta lumalaban.
Salamat nalang talaga sa pilipinas ako pinanganak kahit mahirap marunong umintindi sa salitang RESPETO
Des Saster di lahat ng pinoy
QWertY Magnus, At least masmaraming marespetong estudyanteng pinoy kesa sa mga amerikano.
Philippines is the best pang galang sa tao ..tinuturo n.a. sa atin yan sa mag magulang
Proud tayo nga pinanganak tayo nga pinoy
NO, MARAMI DING BASTOS AT "SINUNGALING" NA MGA BATA. MGA KAWATAN DIN.
Be strong,I'm very proud of you because of your love of your family you sacrifice yourself ,you are the hero.
Buti ka pa kht mtgl ka nsa US ang slita mo pa din d2 Tagalog. hndi ka tulad ng iba umuuwi ng Pinas todo english at slang pa. Saludo ko sau Sir.
laking laguna po kasi ako. talagang matatas po akong magtagalog. tsaka sa trabaho ko po at pamumuhay mag isa sa america, laging English ang gamit ko kaya sa mga pagkakataong pwede akong magtagalog ay binubuhos ko lahat na magamit ko ulit ang ating sariling wika
Saludo po ako sa inyo sir
Numberbender sir saludo ako sayo...good job..and pray lng lagi
prayers lang po talaga ang bala ko sa araw araw.
Tama
Im teally touch sa mga kwento mo its very much inspiring.God bless you always
salamat po!
You've done very well. You are the kind of teacher these American children needed. I, too, was bullied when we moved to the U.S. In 1967 in school. Most children in the public school system especially in the poor districts have no parental guidance. It's as if no morals and values were taught at home. As a young teen, it was difficult, but I endured. Kudos! You're an inspiration.
I'm sad to say it is slowly happening in the Philippines. :'(
I'm an OJT teacher and suddenly students became too rude now unlike before when I was studying. :'(
This is 5 yrs ago na pala. Napadpad ako dito kasi i wanted to teach in US hopefully mabigyan ako ng chance. Thank you sir! God Bless 🤍🤍
I can say that Filipinos are the most respectful people on Earth.
ako din . we filipino have a big heart.
@@shalynshahu6134 depende haha pero pag sa online games sinasapian mga pilipino hahha
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U made me cry sir peter!...ur story is really inspiring and i can deeply relate.I am also working as an OFW nurse. Before, i never believed what people says but its true that foreigners do look down on asian people.Gladly, ived overcome it and I am happy working here now. All that Im thinking, like you, is that Im doing all of these for my family and my future.
Not at all, it depends on their culture and their everyday lifestyles, which are their self-perceptions.
To be fairly honest.
Not all Filipino people around me who SMILES at me are my friends, right? When it comes to spreading my everyday real-life English with my newly acquired English accent, whether it's American or other foreign English accents, to those Filipino people around me who do or don't deserve it, before they hear my English accent, it is strange to them, right? It does make any sense.
Wow, this is almost like the story of my life here in the US. The struggles against discrimination and bullying are all so real. But, stay focused on your goal, and never forget that you are a Filipino....therefore.....you are a great person! Never give up....keep moving forward!.
The discrimination and the bullying. Conquer that. Don’t be victim
Napakabait mong Tao. May god bless you always.
maraming salamat po. utang ko po sa mga magulang ko kung ano po ang pinapakita ng puso ko
im proud of you doc
salamat!
Iba ang culture ng kabataan sa US, you earn their respect, it’s not just given. I experienced the same thing, as a former teacher in California, but one thing for sure-- lahat ng bata, pwedeng matuto at kailangan ng guro para matuto.
lovepinay True. The US is very individualistic not everyone here feels they need to respect older people/people in position/ect. Everyone is sort of on their own and have to earn approval.
Bingo!!!!!
When you experience staying, working and living in the US, you may rather stay than returning to the Philippines. Ask the uploader.
Basta para sa akin the best ang Philippines..Pang daring sa respect
Finally someone gets it!
Bakit ngayon ko lang napanood to? nakaka inspire ka sir🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Dr. Esperanza, just watched your interview. As a mother, I feel so proud of you. I wish my kids will turn out to be as a loving, responsible, and supportive like you. You make your family proud. God bless you always.
nakakatouch po ako sa inyo..naiyak din ako...be strong po!
salamat po
I cried when he started to give message to his parents. God bless, Sir!
Galing u sir peter esperanza, nagagamit ko mga video u sa mathematics sa pagtuturo ko... pinapapanood ko mga video mo sa kanila at malaking tulong.. lalong higit sa mga medyo nahihirapan sa Math... thumbs up po!!!
marmaing salamat po sa pag gamit nyo ng mga math videos ko. talaga pong tinyaga ko ang pag gawa ng mga math videos na yan dahil alam ko na makaaktulong ito sa mga teachers at students sa pag tuturo at pag aaral nila ng math. salamat po at sana ay mas marami pa kayong matuloungan ko
Left me in tears.
I'm searching for a vlog that tackles about the experiences of Filipino teachers abroad because I'm planning to apply. Then, I saw this, it gave me so much chills and motivation to work and give my mom and dad their dream life before they leave the world. I salute you, doc! 💙💜💚🧡🧡
Amazing story of an amazing son who dreams big to make his family.... esp. His parents happy and successful....what a great son to have.... kudos to the parents who brought up a child like that....ur an inspiration to many....
salamat po :D
Iam so proud of you kababayan,,,ang ganda ng pagpapalaki ng nanay at tatay mo,,keep it up and God blesses you more
utang ko po sa nanay at tatay ko kung nasaan po ako ngayon.
You are blessed to be a blessing ..... You know that!
You are one good example of a modern Hero! Thank You! God bless hey good looking ka!
salamat po! utang ko sa magulang ko lahat yan-- pati na din yung looks lol
Nothing much even prouder for a son and daughter to give back and help other family members…grabhe ang saya bukal sa puso…i breakdown the last video…gushhh thats the most painful part being away from your parents…
OFW HERO 💪💪💪💪
salamat po
🙂🙂🙂
I salute and proud of you Sir
I can see myself through his story! We’re all in this together! Laban, Pinoy! 🇵🇭
Galing mo sir, saludo ako sayo.GOD bless po.
Don't cry sir I salute you being Ofw.watching from Saudi Arabia🇸🇦. Mabuhay ang mga OFW sa boung mundo..
shukran! ok na po ako. nailabas ko na lahat sa interview sa akin ng Reel Time :D
Numberbender ganyan talaga kabayan kailangan talaga natin ang adjustment para sa sarile thumps up kabayan ingant palace Jan.😊
Numberbender marunong ka pala mag Arabic? Hehehe afwan kabayan always take care your self.sana turuan morin ng math kc medyo tagiled ako hahaha😂 naalala ko nuon pag time ng math magtatago na ako
Aspiring Math teacher here, I am very inspired sa story mo sir. Our prof. Dr. Clemente always recommend your videos, lalo na ngayon ganito ang education system because of pandemic. Salute to you sir, soon I will also be a content creator like you po❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
In any situation we just pray, persevere, and remain good. Kahit saan naman tayo hindi tayo pababayaan ni Lord. Let's just bear in mind na kahit papano, not all American kids are bullies. May mabait pari kahit papaano.
Para sakin yung paliwanag mo tungkol sa hirap at pagsisikap yan na talaga ang tatak ng OFW kahit saan man. Salamat sa video na ito. Kahit matagal na rin akong nangangatulong dito sa abroad, mas lalong na inspired ako sa paliwanag mo. Isa kang inspirasyon at matibay na OFW. MABUHAY KA KABAYAN. GOD BLESS YOU.
maraming salamt po. wala naman po tayong hindi kakayanin basta naisip na natin kung bakit natin pinili na malayo sa pamilya natin. masaya po ako na naiintindihan nyo ang pinaglalaban ng bawat pinoy na pinili na mangibang bansa para makatulong sa kanilang mga pamilya.
*The mere fact na matagal na siya sa US di pa rin nawawala sa kanya ang pagka-Pilipino sa pagiging matatas pa rin niya sa pagtatagalog. Saludo ako sa inyo sir at nawa'y patuloy kayong patnubayan ng panginoon at ang iyong pamilya gayundin ang lahat ng OFW at Filipino immigrants sa US.*
hindi na po mawawala sa dugo ko ang pagiging pinoy at proud po ako sa wikang Filipino. salamat po. I appreciate the kind words po.
iba ang buhay sa ibang bansa...KAILANGAN MATIBAY ANG DIBDIB MO AT BAWAL MAGKASAKIT...sa lahat ng mga teachers...Salamat po
agree po ako dyan... bawal kaming magkasakit
@@numberbender ayyy super thank u po at napansin nio ang comment ko....super appreciate ko po
Not only i admire you for being a fighter, but also as an ANAK na mabait, malambot ang puso, matulungin na talagang magulang ang priority. Have been teaching foreign students too and i know how hard it is to be patient with them. Your story is so inspiring. Thank you n Take care
salute to you Sir, you are an amazing person 😃
Napakaswerte ng parents mo d mo sinayang ang pagkakataong ibinigay nila sayo ,sana all ganyan ang pag iisip.Proud ako sayo ❤️Sana ganyan din anak ko mawala man mundo wala kung panghihinayangan .Good luck and God bless!keep up the good work
maraming salamat po. napakasarap pong marinig na ganyan ang nararamdaman ng mga magulang pag nagsusumikap ang mga anak
Nakakatuwa naman sir. Very humble ka and you never forget your roots. You’re officially my idol.
Ang cute ni teacher, pigil na pigil ang pag iyak. 😊
He is very strong to passed all those struggles
Sana maraming Filipino teachers na tulad niya naging matatag.
amen.
Sana dumami ang lahi mo para sa ekonomiya ng ating bansa. You're so amazing and an inspiration to all Filipinos!
heart warming and story mo kabayan....ang success nyo ay success ng buong pamilya mo. stay strong.
maraming salamat po!
Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid, do not be discouraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go. Joshua 1:19... Keep it up. Many of us have been there in different shape and form. Its all about Faith and character. We will prevail.
Great reminder! Thank you. It's Joshua 1:9, though. 💙
Relate! 3 times na akong naiyak dahil sa students' misbehaviors. Most of them are taking advantage because they see my soft side. It's my first year of teaching in middle school! Kahit papaano may iilan naman na respectful and I'm glad that the coaches and admin are very supportive. I know things will get better. Kakayanin natin para sa pamilya.
awww, kapit lang ma'am. mahirap talaga ang first yer at sadly lahat tayo dadanasin yan. even seasoned teachers sa pinas nagstruggle ng maapunta dito at mag turo. I remember my college professor na nagkwekwento din sa akin how he struggle sa umpisa pero ngayon principal na sya. kapit lang maam.
if you want to watch the full episode ng docu you can see it here: www.dropbox.com/home/English%20Subtitle%20-%20At%20Your%20Service%20%E2%80%A2%20Reel%20Time
Ang ganda ng istorya mo Peter! Maraming salamant. Bayani ka ng mga Pilipino, mabuhay!!!
salamat po!
I'm a Filipino Registered Nurse working in a Wisconsin maximum prison. In my first year, I have been bullied by my coworkers: nurses, officers, inmates because of my accent. I'm the only Asian nurse, too. I remember, on my first day of work, my coworker asked me, if I know how to do nails. One even told me she will throw noodles at me. Now, I still work in the prison for 6 years & have gained a lot of respect from my coworkers & inmates.. I never let their racist comments get to me, instead I use it to better myself. I held my head high, & stood my ground. Don't let others define who you are.. Still be kind, & be yourself..! Never forget where you came from..& Just never give up! Just like this gentleman..Proud of my Filipino roots!😍😘🤗
I admire your strength and accomplishments for not giving up and having the courage to stand for what you believe in. Keep in fighting and let the passion of serving people stay in you.
@@numberbender thank you! You are also an amazing person! Truly admirable!
Peter, YOU ARE DOING A MARVELOUS JOB! You will be remembered by your students not because of your accent or in any mocking way, but the values that you will instill will stay with them forever! Please continue doing it! These young people needs you! BE BRAVE!
maraming salamat po! teaching never came easy po during my first year pero Im happy now dahil I am the teacher I am today because of the struggles I experienced when I started
So happy for you.
Damang dama ko yung pagmamahal mo sa magulang at pamilya mo napakatibay mo sir...very inspiring❤️ going to US soon...kaya masaya ako sa advice mo sir.
Isa ka sa pilipino na Hero na OFW Lord Bless you
maraming salamat po!
I feel yoy sir. Naiyak tlga ako noong mapanood ko to. Lahat ng hirap, adjustment, pambubully pati pagpapahiya ng kapwa natin pinoy dahil akala nila superior sila. Pero gigising pa rin tau para sa PAMILYA natin hindi para ientertain ang mga negativity sa palagid. #labanOFWTEACHERSALLOVERTHEWORLD💪
maraming salamat po. mabuhay po kayo at ang pagtitiis nyo ay matutumbasan din ng ginahawa. wala nga daw forever, pati na din sa pag titiis. konting tyaga lang at dasal.
Numberbender - I don’t usually make comments sa mga nababasa ko at napapanood kong mga videos/vlogs or blogs/articles etc but yours are so inspiring and relatable sa mga OFW’s and Immigrants all over the world. Napanood ko ang video mo thru GMA Public Affairs and they did a good job sa story mo. First, ikaw ang pangalawang nakilala ko na taga Louisiana Laguna - the other one is a good friend of mine. I have a friend na Math Teacher dito sa LA Unified and De La Salle Graduate din. Your experience during your first few years ay naranasan din nya and nahirapan din sya but he loves teaching katulad mo na very passionate sa profession na napili nyo. KUDOS to both of you. He is still teaching and still enjoying it. Iyung pagmamalasakit at pagmamahal mo sa pamilya mo ay isang magandang katangian ng mga Pilipino. Sana sa mga susunod na henerasyon ay mapanatili natin ang ganyan kultura at pag-uugali. Salamat at napapanatili mo ang pusong Pinoy. Mabuhay Ka - Titser!
maraming salamat po! natutuwa po ako na dahil sa munting kwento ko ay nagbigay ako ng good vibes sa pamamgitan ng kwento ko. I am extremely grateful to Reel Time for coming all the way here para mashare sa inyo ang similar kwento ng bawat teacher na naguumpisa dito sa America. Mahirap sa umpisa pero once mabuild mo na ang trust ng community sa yo dito, hindi ka na nila bibitawan. Salamat po sa well wishes at mabuhay din po kayo.
Mabuhay po kayo mga teachers. Anak din po ako ng isang teacher. To a lesser degree i have experienced racism here too in Canada but I stood up for what I believe in. We are all equal irregardless of skin color, race or ethnicity or religion, or even economic status. I am very proud of my Philippine heritage and culture. After all North America is what it is right now because of immigrants.
Yung umiyak si brader
Ramdam ko ang dinadala nyang tagumpay sa buhay niya
Good job kapatid!
Proud ofw here👌
Nkakaiyak lalo na sakin bilang isang ofw,,, 😭😭😭watching from Macau,,, GOD BLESS 🙏
accidentally watched one of dr. e videos teaching basic algebra in all my highschool years before i didn't undestand it but when I watched his video i understood it quickly.
I am happy to hear na nakatulong ang math videos ko sa yo to gain new perspective on learning algebra. salamat!
it has to be 4 years before i had the privilege of watching this vlog. am not an educator, just simply an empathizer for what he's been through. will be a good thing to come back to the homeland so he can share how it is to survive in a foreign land: different tongue, different culture. what people don't know is this about Filipinos: RESILIENCE, PERSEVERANCE and LOVE OF FAMILY. for most of others, suicide/drugs is their best solution when hardship comes in their doorstep. i was touched by the eloquence in the way he shared his feelings/views as he paved the path for his survival. as he very well know, Barstow is not too far from Vegas too... you want to roll the dice ???? (joke) hope Peter was able to accomplish (and much more) what he aims for... God bless you, and your loved ones as well....
Idol. Nadadala ako sa iyak mo.. Grabe din pala naranasan mo jn sa pg tuturo sa mga bastos na studyante.. God blessed idol. Sa huli pag tyatyaga nakamit mo rin ang pangarap mo. Tyaga at tiwala more pasensya ang need na baon para sa lahat ng ofw. Like me.
lahat naman kasi ng bagay dapat pag hirapan. sa pagtuturo, lalo na sa ibang bansa, kailangan makuha mo ang respeto ng community para mas maging effective kang teacher. sa case ko, di ako sumuko at nagtiwala ako sa "proseso". ngayon, masasabi ko na na isa ako sa napakaswerteng teacher na ginigusto ng mga students na maging teacher nila.
U made me cry sir peter!...ur story is really inspiring and i can deeply relate.I am also working as an OFW nurse. Before, i never believed what people says but its true that foreigners do look down on asian people.Gladly, ived overcome it and I am happy working here now. All that Im thinking, like you, is that Im doing all of these for my family and my future.
maraming salamat po sa panonood. masaya ako na nagustuhan nyo ang kwento ko sa Reel Time. God bless din po
Asians look down on each other. More racism from other Asians than Sa mgna puti
I really salute you sir Peter Esperanza 💪😍
Grabe naiyak ako I'm so inspired by your love for your family and being a strong person for not giving up pursuing your American dream Godbless you more power Sir
grabe pala pinagdaanan mo sir your the best kasi kinaya mo yung pang bubuly ng mga studyante mo sa napaka habang panahon matatag talaga ang mga pinoy labang lang.
tama po kayo. kinakaya naman po natin lahat. salamt po sa panonood
Nakaka proud ka po sir! i salute you! nakakadala yong pag iyak mo tagos sa puso pero sa kabila noon para talaga sa pamilya ang ginagawa mo at dinadala mo yong pagiging isang tunay ng Pilipino! 👏🙏
salamat din! masaya ako na nakakarelate ka sa mga shinare ko.
Nakaka-inspire po ang story nyo, lalo na qng paano mo nilabanan ang mga pagsubok jan sa america.. Hindi talaga madali ang buhay jan.. Pero dahil mahal mo pamilya mo, sila yung inspirasyon at nagbibigay lakas ng loob mo para maging successful sa buhay at para maging masaya sila.. Nakaka-proud ka po..
maraming salamat! pamilya lang talga ang inspirassyon ko para laging lumaban sa buhay sa america
Twice ko ng napanood ang documentary na to but still napapaiyak parin ako lalo na sa mga experience ni Sir. Nakaka-inspire ang kwento mo sir.😊💕
awwww.... that's very nice. salamat sa panonood ulit.
Mabuhay ka Kabayan ! Hindi ka lang Bayani ng Pamilya mo, Bayani ka din ng Pilipinas at lalong Bayani ka ng mga Estudyanteng mga naturuan mo. Saludo sa iyo,at pagpalain ka ng Diyos. 🙏🏼👍
napakasarap pong makarinig nyan, lalo ngayong panahon na lahat tayo ay nakakulong sa ating mga tahanan. Maswerte po ako at nabiyayaan ako ng ganitong platform para makapaglingkod sa mga kabataang pinoy
Teaching in the US is not easy as 12 3, you need to dig a big hole just to get their attentions, most of the students there are so rude they don't know the meaning of respect.
More power sa iyo, kbayan. God bless and u can do it. Lord Jesus will guide you through ok. Go go, u almost there. At least ur not s middle east. Muslim bga. He he smile. .
Same here in the Philippines today
Althea Fulgencio respect is gone. Very hard to find it in the children.
Totoo po, kakamigrate ko lang po sa america last year and I swear iba po talaga sila minumura nila ang mga teacher at sa paningin po talaga nila dapat ang teacher ang susunod sa kanila kaya sobra akong nanibago hahahahaha
Very true but you also have to think about the types of people living here. It's not just AMERICAN kids. You have people thar have different cultural background so the way they're raised are different. Even foreign born kids are rude as f. It's really whether a student aims to learn then you habe those who don't really care about education because their parents dont either
saludo ako sayo kabayan napakabuting mo tao kaya nag success ka sa pinakamahirap na pinagdaanan 😇😇😇😇
Your story is a motivation and inspiration to all OFWs. Salute to you Sir! I’m currently giving library classes in UAE and may I just say that Arab students (if not all) are far more challenging to a point where I needed to watch all films that will help me with classroom management. And I am almost losing hope despite using various strategies and approach. Kahit na american accent ka sa arab country, since Filipinos here are mostly viewed as domestic helpers, walang respeto ang mga bata at kapwa guro na mga arabo kasi ang mga yaya at kasambahay nila Pilipino. That’s how most of them view us. Dagdag pa ang ibang masamang imahe ng iba nating kababayan na nag-aasawa ng arab. Respect is very hard to earn in GCC and it is hurting and frustrating no matter how good and professional you are ☹️ I need more motivation ☹️
Great sharing!
It’s nice to see my school being shown like this! Proud to be a product of this school! Never had Mr. E but I heard he is an amazing teacher! He also teaches at the local community college!
Salute sainyo Sir! Im also an OFW mabuhay and more power ang mga katulad nyo!
mabuhay po tayong mga OFW
Saludo po ako sir! Ako po isang estudante dto sa America, at sobrang nakakarelate po tlaga ako sa inyo! Ang hirap po tlaga.. 🙏🏻🔅
Nkkainspire po story nyo at khit gaano kyo ktagal na teacher dyan sobrang proud kyo sa dugong pinoy nyo godbless po
sabi nga po ni gat Jose Rizal, ang hindi magmahal sa sariling wika ay higit pa sa amoy ng malansang isda. lagi ko pong pinagmamalaki dito na galing ako sa Pinas at utang ko ang talent ko sa pagiging pinoy ko.
thanks for this... it will really help Filipino teachers who aspire to work abroad. I salute the sincerity and passion of this teacher. May your tribe increase.
Nakikita kong napakamakumbaba ni Sir Esperanza na tao. 😢 Sobrang saludo po ako sa inyo! Totoo po 'yon. Sa mga taong katulad niyo po ako nagiging proud maging Pinoy. 💖
maraming salamat sa panonood. as lahat ng pagsubok, proper mindset lang ang kailangan. temporary lang naman ang pain na yan.
You are a good son & you do your parents proud with what you have accomplished, what you have sacrificed, & your faithfulness yo your teaching profession. You make all Filipinos proud. God bless you. Your parents raised a good son.
Naiyak ako sa mga linyang"Doble ung saya ng pamilya sa sakripisyong ginagawa natin ngayon"
Spend 4years para malaman mo ang tatag at husay ng magampanan ang tunay na pagiging guro.
Salute to you Sir!
salamat po, sir Mike! Lahat gagawin natin para sa pamliya natin. I am sure, you'll do the same sa ganitong sitwasyon
Sige Lang sir iyak mo Lang , ika nga tears of Joy :) , salamat sa life experiences mo at sa pagiging matatagpuan sa buhay. Mabuhay ka sir God bless you po lagi.
maraming salamat sa vote of confidence. I really appreciate it.
😢 i dont have enough power like him to face that kind of students.. lalo n ngayon most of the highschool students dto sa pinas, gnyan n din.. kulang nlng murahin ang guro 😭😭😭😭
kinaya ko po dahil wala po tayong uurungang laban. salamat po for reaching out to me. I appreciate it
Numberbender Godbless you more po Sir! More power and continue to inspire others!!!
You can try in a private school that has good Christian values.. the students are not perfect but they’re more disciplined
Kami ang takot sa guro noon...pinapalo pag di na cut yung nails ng stick..
@@numberbender are u still in California?
Inspiring po yung experience mo Sir...super di talaga basta basta yung trabaho as a teacher sa ibang bansa lalo nah pag isa ka lang sa bahay, .. Right now, I'm taking Swedish Board exam for teachers ... as in talaga BSED - Physical Science po ako sa Pilipinas and I tried to do the practicum pero sa Math po ako napasok kasi mas makaexplain ko in Swedish language ..Swedish language yung medium of language sa schools nila..kaya ako ..ngayon continue pa yung board exam in Swedish language for 5 months po yun at the same time I have 15 units for English major as my additional major. British English po sila dito... 4 years na po ako sa Sweden and to God be the glory I can speak Swedish but it's not so perfect kasi may accent talaga tayo galing Pinas...but improving nah yung clarity sa accent ko sa Swedish...:)
Good luck po sa Board Exam ninyo. mas mahirap po ang sitwasyon nyo dahil kailangan nyo pa talagang matutunan an glanguage nila para maging mas epektibong guro. Kayang kaya nyo yan, bilib po ako sa lakas ng loob ninyo at sa tapang na harapin lahat ng challenges nyo dyan para maging certified teacher kayo. I wish you all the best at salamat po sa panonood sa aking kwentong buhay.
Numberbender Salamat sa reply mo Sir, super nakakainspiring talaga yung story mo lalo nah damangdama ko yung struggles mo kasi nag papracticum na kasi ako dito sa Sweden 🙂 so far wala pa akong nakitang Filipino licensed teacher dito Sir, lalo nah pag Swedish language is concerned..Thank you sa encouragement Sir..I will update if nakapass ako sa exam or wala..haha😅 but I hope ma pass ko yun half semester nah ako ngayon..last fight will b on May 30🙂 God bless you Sir and ingat kayo palagi dyan 🙏✍
Red Shepherd
Hei, lykke til (good luck)!
Red Shepherd physical science major din po ako, and naisip ko din po challenges and consequences pag nag abroad ako. Pero ngayon experience Muna dito. Nag experience ka din po ba before ka nakipagsapalaran abroad?
Choose a good school to teach at. Sweden has changed a lot in the last 10 years because of the refugees. Gone are the days when we respected our teachers. Where do you live in Sweden?
Lycka till med studierna kabayan! Kaya mo yan!
Wow he’s a hero grabe napaka humble ni SIR salute po sa inyo sir
Ng mapanuod ko ang docu ng buhay mo na feel ko ang sobrang proud na maging isang filipino.Ipinakita mo na ang mga struggles sa buhay ay dapat magsilbing motivation to look forward at wag mawawalan ng pag asa.always keep on fighting..thanks for the inspirstion na hatid mo sa lahat ng tao na nakapanuod ng kwento tungkol sa success of your journey as a teacher and as a immigrant and a good provider on your family here in the philippines.
maraming salamat din po sa mga positive vibes ng message nyo. masaya akong nakarelate kayo sa kwento ko at naappreciate nyo ang shinare ko sa Reel Time. mabuhay po kayo
Masuwerte ang mga naging estudyante mo. Dahil maraming guro dito sa America walang puso para sa pagtuturo. Great job.
You are a role model for OFW migrants in the U.S. Keep it up, you have a bright future ahead of you..God Bless Peter. Experience is the best teacher.. Taas noo tayong mga OFW na nagsusumikap para sa magandang buhay ng ating pamilya makamit ang magandang buhay sa pinas.
Thank you po!
para sa pamilya po, lahat kaya kong kayanin. ganyan po tayong mga pinoy, laging lumalaban sa hamon ng buhay
Nakakatuwa naman si sir sobrang genuine at nakaka motivate. Salamat po
You are a true hero to both the US and the Philippines. Keep up the good work.
Very inspiring.
I'm proud of you kabayan ! Me and family migrated here 25 yrs ago .and I'm proud to say we all experienced all kinds of stuff but we must be strong .Now I'm proud to say all my kids graduated college and have good jobs and family .And bonus that one of my kid is a Optometrist now..thanks for sharing your story.
Napakabuti mong anak God bless you..
His tenacity is admirable.
Marami pa rin talagang bastos na estudyante sa America kaya dapat matapang ang loob. Nakaka-relate ako sa paghihirap ni sir, mahirap malayo sa pamilya kaya isang malaking bagay ang malaman mong lahat ng mahal mo sa buhay ay walang karamdaman o anu pa mang suliranin.....Glad you reached your goal successfully and continue to be an inspirations to a lot of people. I like your story a lot teacher....Ang galing niyo sir! Well done po!
I smiled when you looked amazed on seeing their facilities in their public school.
Can you imagine, kung gagastusin lang talaga ng gobyerno ang pera ng bayan para sa kapakanan ng sambayanan? Imbes na kupitin?
sad truth po yan sa ating bansa... kaya ng anagsissikap po ako na sa munti kong kakayanan ay may maiambag ako sa education sa Pilipinas Mabuhya po kayo
Taro Go yan ang pgkakamali ng America dpt d muba nila ibngay ng full blast ang independence s mga filipino nung 1946 sna hinandle muna nila ang pilipinas kht till 90's pra mas npganda ung sistema....
The thing is filipino students appreciate everything. While in the US they may have everything but they don't appreciate it
@@numberbender very inspiring story.
Saan mangagaling Ang pera.madaling magsalita pero mahirap gumawa. Willing ka bang gastusin pera mo.o iaasa m0 sa ibang tao
Alam ko kung gaano kahirap ang naranasan mo Pet, dati din kasi ako nagwork bilang isang outbound call center agent sa Bangkok Thailand. Peru sa halip na panghinaan ako ng loob, chinallenge ko nalang ang sarili ko kung hanggang saan talaga ang kaya ko at sa awa ng diyos nalampasan ko naman lahat ng challenges na pinagdaanan ko sa ibang bansa. At first parang negative ang impact ng ganitong experience (psychologically, emotionally and mentally) peru kalaunan kapag nasanay ka na, it makes you into a man of experience. Those experiences will build yourself into a man of wisdom and as you getting older someday, they see you as a character you are as a person. Nice story po Pet, marami po matututunan ang nakakapanood ng video.
Saludo ako sau sir. sa tapang at lakas ng loob mo ofw din ako sir alam ko kung ganu kahirap mag trabho sa ibang bansa god bless po.
im The one who Totally Proud of professor Peter . . Nang dahil sa Videong To . nagsusumikp tlaga ako