About hometown and family
Though some people say that the kind of family that I have is too conservative and overprotective, it is still one of my treasured things that I can be proud of. At least, I have a family that loves me by intruding in how I go about my life. I belong to a tightly-knitted, middle class family in the town of Mandaue, which is located in the province of Cebu. In God’s grace, we are still able to get through the day despite experiencing some financial constraints. My father is currently in U.S right now, he is a sales manager in Hydraunautic. On the other hand, my mother is a plain housewife. In order to earn some income, she is selling goods in our little store. I totally admire my parents especially on how hard they worked and devoted to our family. I’m the eldest among three daughters in the family of five. My second sister is Ilene and she is also studying at Cebu Doctor’s University taking up Bachelors of Science in Pharmacy. The youngest in the family is Liza, she is took Bachelors of Science in Education. In gratitude and salutation to my parents’ never-ending love and support, I am now sacrificing myself by working in a job that I knew would take me away from them and demand most of my time.Favorite TV programs and It’s contents
Like most of the people, I love watching TV series. I like drama series and action series. It’s because I love learning from them, like their culture and the way they face the struggles in life. I also watch Japanese and Korean TV series. I love the way they dress up and their beauty. The culture was amazing too.Comments to students
As a former student, I have to do reports on lessons being assigned by the teacher. The experience gave me insights on how to deliver lessons effectively to my fellow students. I love teaching simply because I believe in my capacity and I was twice a call center agent in an American call centers here in Cebu. I also have awards like” best agent” of the week. I know I can deliver English well and I can teach my students well.Goals and dreams as an English teacher
My primary goal as an English teacher is for my students to become an excellent English speaker that they want to be. I want to encourage them not to be ashamed in speaking the English language even though their English-speaking skills are not yet that perfect. I believe in the philosophy “Practice makes perfect”. English teachers like me can do nothing else but teach them how to communicate effectively by enhancing their vocabulary, pronunciation and speaking skills in the best way we can. I want them to always remember that the best teacher is always YOU.About Japanese and Japan
Way back in college, during World History classes, Japan has always been dubbed as “The Land of the Rising Sun”. I’ve learned that it is an economically progressive country and is in the lead when it comes to technology. As what I’ve seen in the educational and anime shows that I’ve watched, I observed that Japan is a very peaceful nation since everything is well-organized and its people always follows rules and laws being set by the government. The people are generally hardworking, law-abiding and honest in which guests could leave their valuables such as money on the table in their houses. I can also tell that they are creative since aside from the modern technology, Japan’s anime shows are widely known throughout the world.