The one that makes me excited to go to school is of course, i got a new things to learn each day and I'm able to have a bond with my classmates/friends.
A pleasant evening to everyone. As I look back on my school days, especially high school, I’m reminded of one of the most important times in my life. High school wasn’t difficult just because of academic pressure and the workload, itbecame even harder because of health issues. In my third year, I had to take a break from school and rest. But my desire to finish on time pushed me to ask my teachers if they could make special arrangements, like homeschooling. I promised to do my part and keep up with the work. Thankfully, after considering my situation, they were kind enough to support me. FYI, this is a public school. Truly, their understanding, care, and deep empathy inspired me to keep going, and I will always be grateful for them. For the second question, it is more of "I wish other schools have this". I hope that the idea from the video about intentionally assessing the school climate for improvements be completely reinforced. Indeed, schools MUST focus on providing special arrangements for students who might need them in rare or unexpected situations, such as I.
One of my main motivations for attending school every day is my friends, as they constantly encourage me and assist me when I struggle with a topic. However, if I could change one thing about my school, it would be the food prices, as they are quite expensive.
When I was in elementary school, I was so lazy about going to school every day and doing the assignments and passing them on time without minding the quality of the work. This mindset and routine gave me a blurry vision of what I wanted to be in the future while being a student. Until my grandfather told me stories about what life was like as a civil engineer during his times. I can't imagine myself being fascinated by how my grandfather accomplished such as the structures of the buildings with his determination and hard work. After that one conversation, I suddenly see a less blurry vision of what I wanted to be. Every other day that I go to school, I study and read about engineering courses and learn about the topics in mathematics. I am aware that the journey in being an engineer is not easy, so that is why. Maybe the way other teachers treat certain students, since that phenomenon could lead to an unbalanced learning environment for general learners in a classroom.
I wish our school clinic had access to or offered free services, such as vaccines and vitamins. Our school nurse provided health education to raise awareness about symptoms and ways to prevent the spread of diseases like the flu, chickenpox, and measles. Lastly, having access to talk therapy would be helpful, especially for dealing with anxiety related to concentrating in class or issues with classmates' behavior.
Creating an inclusive educational environment is very important in our society today. The society often neglect this need resulting to further division among students or learners. Though we know the importance of this, we also know the hard work this requires and the changes that must be overcome for the implementation of different programs that this requires. I hope that one day, the education department would put an emphasis to this moving forward.
I like going to school because I have another environment that provides a space where I can learn to be with others. I like the opportunities to be creative and share my talents but I don't like academically-based contests. We were transferred to a private school because my brother was not given a set of books when he was in Grade II, my mother asked why and the teacher said my brother was not given books because he could not read. My mother was instructed to buy my brother his own set of books. My mother decided to really transfer us. It turned out my brother could read, he was just shy and did not become academically active when he was young. My bother was an honor student when he got into high school.
Hi everyone! I just wanted to share why going to school is so important and how it shaped me. Back in my elementary days, I studied in a small private school, and I still remember how my teachers made learning so exciting. My English and Science teachers used the most fun and innovative methods, making sure we understood the lessons while actually enjoying them! Fast forward to now, I’m part of a school staff handling student activities and also a church leader who cater and engaging with youth. I find myself inspired by those memories, so I do my best to apply similar techniques for today’s generation. I aim to make learning enjoyable while helping students develop critical thinking and innovation. School is not just about books; it’s about the experiences, the skills you develop, and the joy of discovering something new. So, keep learning and stay curious. It will take you far!
one reason I am motivated to go to school is that I enjoy participating in extracurricular activities like sportsfests, school fairs, and special events at our school. I also find meeting new friends and spending time with my classmates very fun.
I was inspired to go to school during my school days because my teacher always provided constructive criticism on my performance in her subjects. We were also given opportunities to show what we were capable of, such as participating in dance performances during school activities. My teacher encouraged us to engage in classroom discussions by asking each of us to share our points of view on various topics with our classmates.
I wish our school clinic had access to or offered free services, such as vaccines and vitamins. Our school nurse provided health education to raise awareness about symptoms and ways to prevent the spread of diseases like the flu, chickenpox, and measles. Lastly, having access to talk therapy would be helpful, especially for dealing with anxiety related to concentrating in class or issues with classmates' behavior.
The one that makes me excited to go to school is of course, i got a new things to learn each day and I'm able to have a bond with my classmates/friends.
Thank you for sharing this to us. :)
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A pleasant evening to everyone. As I look back on my school days, especially high school, I’m reminded of one of the most important times in my life. High school wasn’t difficult just because of academic pressure and the workload, itbecame even harder because of health issues. In my third year, I had to take a break from school and rest. But my desire to finish on time pushed me to ask my teachers if they could make special arrangements, like homeschooling. I promised to do my part and keep up with the work. Thankfully, after considering my situation, they were kind enough to support me. FYI, this is a public school. Truly, their understanding, care, and deep empathy inspired me to keep going, and I will always be grateful for them.
For the second question, it is more of "I wish other schools have this". I hope that the idea from the video about intentionally assessing the school climate for improvements be completely reinforced. Indeed, schools MUST focus on providing special arrangements for students who might need them in rare or unexpected situations, such as I.
We admire your courage in sharing this.
Thank you soo much!
One of my main motivations for attending school every day is my friends, as they constantly encourage me and assist me when I struggle with a topic. However, if I could change one thing about my school, it would be the food prices, as they are quite expensive.
Thank you for sharing this.
I wish my elementary school would have its own school bus for the students' comfort and well-being. ❤
When I was in elementary school, I was so lazy about going to school every day and doing the assignments and passing them on time without minding the quality of the work. This mindset and routine gave me a blurry vision of what I wanted to be in the future while being a student. Until my grandfather told me stories about what life was like as a civil engineer during his times. I can't imagine myself being fascinated by how my grandfather accomplished such as the structures of the buildings with his determination and hard work. After that one conversation, I suddenly see a less blurry vision of what I wanted to be. Every other day that I go to school, I study and read about engineering courses and learn about the topics in mathematics. I am aware that the journey in being an engineer is not easy, so that is why.
Maybe the way other teachers treat certain students, since that phenomenon could lead to an unbalanced learning environment for general learners in a classroom.
Thank you for sharing this. 😊
That is truly inspiring.
The reason why I am inspired to go to school is that I get to see my friends, learn new things and participate in enjoyable activities.
Wow! Thank you for sharing po. 😊
I wish our school clinic had access to or offered free services, such as vaccines and vitamins. Our school nurse provided health education to raise awareness about symptoms and ways to prevent the spread of diseases like the flu, chickenpox, and measles. Lastly, having access to talk therapy would be helpful, especially for dealing with anxiety related to concentrating in class or issues with classmates' behavior.
The reason why I am inspired to go to school every day is because of my teacher, who is so kind to me.
Thank you for sharing po. ❤
Creating an inclusive educational environment is very important in our society today. The society often neglect this need resulting to further division among students or learners. Though we know the importance of this, we also know the hard work this requires and the changes that must be overcome for the implementation of different programs that this requires. I hope that one day, the education department would put an emphasis to this moving forward.
I second that! ❤
I like going to school because I have another environment that provides a space where I can learn to be with others. I like the opportunities to be creative and share my talents but I don't like academically-based contests. We were transferred to a private school because my brother was not given a set of books when he was in Grade II, my mother asked why and the teacher said my brother was not given books because he could not read. My mother was instructed to buy my brother his own set of books. My mother decided to really transfer us. It turned out my brother could read, he was just shy and did not become academically active when he was young. My bother was an honor student when he got into high school.
Thank you for sharing this Ms. Noreen. ❤
Hi everyone! I just wanted to share why going to school is so important and how it shaped me. Back in my elementary days, I studied in a small private school, and I still remember how my teachers made learning so exciting. My English and Science teachers used the most fun and innovative methods, making sure we understood the lessons while actually enjoying them!
Fast forward to now, I’m part of a school staff handling student activities and also a church leader who cater and engaging with youth. I find myself inspired by those memories, so I do my best to apply similar techniques for today’s generation. I aim to make learning enjoyable while helping students develop critical thinking and innovation.
School is not just about books; it’s about the experiences, the skills you develop, and the joy of discovering something new. So, keep learning and stay curious. It will take you far!
This is inspiring!
Thank you for sharing, sir Khristian.
one reason I am motivated to go to school is that I enjoy participating in extracurricular activities like sportsfests, school fairs, and special events at our school. I also find meeting new friends and spending time with my classmates very fun.
Wow!
Thank you for sharing this to us. ❤
I was inspired to go to school during my school days because my teacher always provided constructive criticism on my performance in her subjects. We were also given opportunities to show what we were capable of, such as participating in dance performances during school activities. My teacher encouraged us to engage in classroom discussions by asking each of us to share our points of view on various topics with our classmates.
Thank you for sharing po! ❤
Love for my family and poverty encouraged me to pursue education. It was difficult but worth it.
You succeed, teach. ❤
My inspiration in going to school is the positive relationship with my teachers and classmates because it fosters engagement and productivity.
Wow... that is true.❤
I wish our school clinic had access to or offered free services, such as vaccines and vitamins. Our school nurse provided health education to raise awareness about symptoms and ways to prevent the spread of diseases like the flu, chickenpox, and measles. Lastly, having access to talk therapy would be helpful, especially for dealing with anxiety related to concentrating in class or issues with classmates' behavior.
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Hoping with you, Ms. Joan.