First Week of Practice Teaching


Ingin sila ayahay daw ko tan-awon..dili man cya kapoy so far..as in so far lang ha..next week magstart naman ko sa akong actual teaching...good luck na ko....

I will survive bahal ako rang usa mag practicum..

Teaching is a very noble profession and so I have to love this...mwah..

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