EED BLOG

Hello everyone,I am Kessiah Joyce Bacho From BEED 1-C. I grew up in a family where I was always seen as the one who was wrong. Despite the hurtful words and negative judgments thrown at me, I chose to stand firm and believe in myself. I promised myself that one day, I would prove that all their doubts were wrong,that I am capable of becoming more than what they believed I could be. I stand and choose education because I want to teach every child how to be brave, confident, and strong. I do not only want to teach lessons from books, but also to give the love, care, and understanding that every child deserves. I never want my students to feel the pain and loneliness that I once felt within my own family. Through education, I want to be the teacher I once needed. Becoming a teacher is not just about standing in front of a classroom and delivering lessonsit is about shaping minds, touching lives, and planting seeds of hope for the future. As a future educator, I am preparing my...

Welcome to my blog! This space is a reflection of who I am a student and aspiring teacher, shaped by experiences inside and outside the classroom. I created this blog to share my journey as a proud learner in Eastern Visayas State University. Hello everyone I am Honey Rose S. Jadulco from BEED 1C. To be honest, becoming a teacher was never really my dream, this course was not in my choices, i want to take a different course, like in the field of technology but because of i did not get a slot, I ended up here. At first, i was not interested in teaching because to be honest i am not into children that much, because i am a short tempered person, and i don't have a lot of patience. But little by little, I am trying to properly communicate with kids like in our neighbors, playing with them learning what they like and don't like, it may not be easy but i am doing my best to overcome this attitude, so in the future i can be a good teacher. So, as of now i am currently stud...

Good day, everyone! I am Nica Izabella P. Toronon a BEED-1C student in Eastern Visayas State University. We’ve all heard the story of the "born teacher"—the person who, even as a child, was lining up stuffed animals to give them lessons on the alphabet. They speak of teaching as a sacred calling, a passion that burns brighter than any other flame. My story is a little different. When people ask why I chose education, I usually give the standard, polished answer. But if I’m being honest, choosing this path wasn't about a grand passion I’d nurtured since childhood. It was about practicality. I looked at the world, looked at my options, and chose a route that offered stability and a clear direction.  There’s a specific kind of guilt that comes with choosing a career for "logical" reasons. You wonder if you’re doing a disservice to the profession. I had other dreams—paths that were perhaps more creative, more "me," but ultimately more uncertain...

           Good day everyone. I am Lheynevelle Sabela Alcantara from BEED 1-C at EVSU. My life has been an interesting ride so far. I want to tell you a bit, about my life journey. I think it is nice to share what has been happening in my life with all of you. My life journey is something that I like to look at and I hope you will enjoy hearing about it.            When I was a kid, I really liked teaching especially to my cousins, friends and the kids who lived near me. In my mind I was like a teacher and they were my class. I felt happy when I was teaching them. It made me feel good inside even when I was very young.             When I got to high school and senior high I started to wonder if teaching was really what I should be doing. I would ask myself is teaching really what I am supposed to do? Is BEED the choice, for me? I would pray to God. Ask him to help me figure things out. ...

                Hello! My name is Rhona Mae Tolibas, and I am currently a BEED 1C student. I have a strong passion for teaching, especially working with children, because I believe education plays an important role in shaping their future. Teaching inspires me to be patient, creative, and understanding, as every child learns in their own unique way.          As a future educator, I am eager to improve my learning, skills, and knowledge to become an effective and responsible teacher. I enjoy discovering new teaching strategies and finding ways to make learning fun and meaningful for students. Through my journey in the BEED program, I hope to grow not only academically but also personally, so I can positively influence the lives of the children I will teach someday.

             Hi everyone! I am Catherine M. Paredes, a BEED student at Eastern Visayas State University. Just like many students, I am really in to this kind program. Becoming a teacher was not something I fully imagined for myself before entering college. I had doubts, fears, and questions about whether this path was really for me.                          At the beginning, I felt nervous about teaching because I was not confident enough to speak in front of many people. I also worried if I had the patience and skills needed to become a good teacher. However, as time passed, I slowly learned to appreciate the course I chose. Through my subjects, activities, and experiences, I realized that teaching is not just about standing in front of a class, but about guiding, inspiring, and understanding learners.