Today is the last day of Brigada
Eswela. I must admit cleaning my own classroom was something I was not prepared
to do. However, I thought it was fun. It reminded me of my grade school and
high school years where students clean their own classroom every day. This time
though is a different story; I am no longer the student but the teacher and the
manager of the classroom. I realized my former teachers’ hardship in painstakingly
decorating and maintaining the classroom and yet at the end of the day she
would be surprised to see it in complete havoc.
If this entry would reach my former
teachers, I would like to say “thank you”. Maintaining our classrooms to make
it conducive for learning was a mean feat. If of their perseverance in
keeping our classroom favorable to us I must say I would not be where I am
right now. Thus, I am more challenged in turning my classroom into a classroom
that will be beneficial to my students’ learning.
