The Wizard's Apprentice
A wizard is a knowledgable being, capable of bending, twising, and manifesting elements right before our eyes, as we gaze in awe. A teacher is much like a wizard, but even better, their most powerful weapon are words, because even without all that magical spectacle, they do leave a mark that resonate for a lifetime.
But could an apprentice have the same effect as much as it's master?
I didn't have a good start for the day, I'm not sure if its because i slept for only 3 hours, or is it because of that bitter coffee i had to endure this morning..
Prior to this day, i already started skimming through the entire CMO no.79 s. 2017 which i accidentally printed, but now I'm glad i did, i was half ready. Mam olivar came in, it seems like her voice didnt sound well, so she introduced us to a new face.
Mr. Rainer is a practice teacher probably under mam olivar's wing. Instead of mam olivar, he's the one who had to discuss about the CMO n. 79 s. 2017 which is apparently a crucial piece to have if you're a BTVTED student. I learned about the relevance of an outcome-based education in our society and The other areas of specialization other than ours. Unfortunately, i think sir Rainer struggled to give us any information outside of the given source material, this seems like a common issue with practice teachers, some could have trouble relating the current topics with other disciplines, also, he made us read through most of the CMO, giving less and less explanation on most sections. This is something we have to look forward to as incoming teachers.
I realised how much we will have to go through just seeing the scope of the CMO and how mr rainer struggled in disccusing our class. He definitely has the right mindset, therefore, he is bound to become great as he keeps improving his craft.
Even the most powerful, and wisest wizard started as an apprentice, struggled in casting even the simplest spells, but they never give up until they achieve mastery of their skill. We all face hardships in life, whether personal or professional. But these hardships are what makes us better, it shapes a better version of us, and helps us relate with the world.
"Sometimes, sharing one's pain is the only way to truly understanding them."
Your pain is the path were about to take, but until then...
Your future awaits, sir rainer.
But could an apprentice have the same effect as much as it's master?
I didn't have a good start for the day, I'm not sure if its because i slept for only 3 hours, or is it because of that bitter coffee i had to endure this morning..
Prior to this day, i already started skimming through the entire CMO no.79 s. 2017 which i accidentally printed, but now I'm glad i did, i was half ready. Mam olivar came in, it seems like her voice didnt sound well, so she introduced us to a new face.
Mr. Rainer is a practice teacher probably under mam olivar's wing. Instead of mam olivar, he's the one who had to discuss about the CMO n. 79 s. 2017 which is apparently a crucial piece to have if you're a BTVTED student. I learned about the relevance of an outcome-based education in our society and The other areas of specialization other than ours. Unfortunately, i think sir Rainer struggled to give us any information outside of the given source material, this seems like a common issue with practice teachers, some could have trouble relating the current topics with other disciplines, also, he made us read through most of the CMO, giving less and less explanation on most sections. This is something we have to look forward to as incoming teachers.
I realised how much we will have to go through just seeing the scope of the CMO and how mr rainer struggled in disccusing our class. He definitely has the right mindset, therefore, he is bound to become great as he keeps improving his craft.
Even the most powerful, and wisest wizard started as an apprentice, struggled in casting even the simplest spells, but they never give up until they achieve mastery of their skill. We all face hardships in life, whether personal or professional. But these hardships are what makes us better, it shapes a better version of us, and helps us relate with the world.
"Sometimes, sharing one's pain is the only way to truly understanding them."
Your pain is the path were about to take, but until then...
Your future awaits, sir rainer.
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