Sunday, March 13, 2016

Amazing Subject With An Amazing Teacher

Truthfully, English has never been my cup of tea. I’m not much up for literary stuffs and spontaneous public speaking. Checking the correct grammar is really mind- breaking (though I have this unconditional love for grammars!) and I always chicken out when it’s my time to present or to speak (which I deemed as really embarrassing). But amidst these, I found English 9 as a really enjoyable subject. It’s not the typical boring discussion that makes you want to sleep through it. There’s much more to it.

When I was in Grade 7, I noticed my 3rd year service mates that they always read Shakespeare books. So I thought, “Oh, so once I become a 3rd year student too, I’ll be able to read stories written by Shakespeare and we got to discuss it in class!” But then again, I’m part of a different curriculum (I’m not so happy about it) so the chance that I’ll experience what they had is low.


            And I wasn’t wrong.



Well, not exactly wrong. There’s still the Romeo and Juliet story. But it’s different. There’s a module that every public school follows. So, we’re exactly learning same stuffs like other general curriculum schools. I was quite disappointed that I won’t experience the same things that my seniors did. Also, I really love reading (Even though it may not look like it) and discussing the story that’s why I got really sad when I found out that we won’t discuss stories like that much.

But at least, the teachings are not bad. It’s excellent, actually. Our teacher imparts us with life lessons that we could use in the future. Every lesson has its own connection with life and living. The group activities are also fun since some of our classmates put their all in presenting (I don’t usually present since I got so nervous just by speaking in public).

I really had fun in English this school year. It’s not my favorite (I love Math and Science more) but I look forward to it (excluding the days when we need to present individually). I also feel guilty whenever our teacher asks a question and no one will answer. It feels like we’re ignoring her. So if you’re reading this blog ma’am, we’re truly sorry for this behavior of us.

Our English teacher is an admirable person. She does things at her own will. Ma’am Maye relates the lessons to life and actually made the best out of them. It feels like it’s her way of being an adviser and a mother to us. She treats us equally. And she really tries to reach out to us.

First Group Picture of 9-N
Also birthday of Yenyen
I’m not personally so close to our adviser slash English teacher (I’m so awkward when it comes to people older than me) but I know she’s a really nice person. She treats our section like a family. She also hangs out with us like we’re friends and shares insights and life lessons to us. Ma’am also gives great advice especially to those people who are experiencing hard times in life.
I just passed by here and then I noticed
they're taking a picture .

Our teacher is also a clean freak (but in a good way). I’m not really great in cleaning things but with the guidance of her, I managed to go to school and do my cleaning duties properly. She also taught us some tips in tidying things up. I really enjoyed cleaning now. Our room has never been this clean before.
Film Showing!

She is a really trustworthy person. You can open up to her and she’ll understand you and give you advice. There are times when she got mad of us because we’re irresponsible and seem to be so full of ourselves. Ma’am, we’re really sorry for that. We sometimes push you to your limits. There’s a point when you feel like giving up on us and stop caring for us. Thank you Ma’am for not continuing it. Thank you for still holding tightly and believing on us.

Christmas party! Wieeee! 


I wish for us to be a little closer but I really am an awkward kid. I’m also truly touched by what you said about wanting to be the teacher of our batch again and wishing to be the adviser of Nitrogen again. I wish it could come true (even if the possibilities are slim). I love you Ma’am. We love you Ma’am. I may not be your most expressive student but I hope that this blog I wrote would be able to reach out to you.
Prom night! 9-N
TICC! (I really think I'm so cute here so I include this one)

There are lots of pictures I want to include (especially the halloween selfie)  but unfortunately,  I can't find them hehe. Love you Ma'am!!!! 

This will be the last blog entry I'll make for this school year. I'll somewhat miss writing a blog (At first, I'm against it but it eventually grow into me). Wiee!