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Category: A Teacher’s Life

A Teacher's Life · Teacher Voice

The Things My Teachers Did

August 18, 2012November 2, 2012 Fil2 Comments

I have a few role models when it comes to teaching in basic education. I remember a teacher, Ms. Pramoso, who made me understand metaphors and poetry when she taught Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18 to my third year high school class. She was probably the only one who wrote lengthy comments on my essays. I felt… Continue reading The Things My Teachers Did

A Teacher's Life · Teacher Voice

If I’d answered the UPCAT essay questions

August 13, 2012October 5, 2017 FilLeave a comment

This year, for the first time ever, UPCAT exam takers were asked to answer an essay question. A student asked me the day before the exam if he should read about current events. “Huwag na,” I said, after a couple of seconds’ thought. I was thinking then that UP was probably going to ask a… Continue reading If I’d answered the UPCAT essay questions

A Teacher's Life · Fashion Fridays · Teacher Voice

Fashion Fridays for Teachers

July 21, 2012November 2, 2012 Fil5 Comments

I’m going to do something I’m not used to doing, ever, and that is to fashion-blog. This is done mostly for posterity’s sake, but if you think it can help you rethink your teacher-clothes, then that’s awesome! See, my teaching partner Edison and I like our semi-formal Fridays so much that during our coffee break… Continue reading Fashion Fridays for Teachers

A Teacher's Life · Teacher Voice

How to Date a Teacher

July 21, 2012November 8, 2013 Fil18 Comments

How to Date a Teacher Some pro tips from a teacher who is dating a teacher. If you’re a student, especially of this teacher, stop reading right now and move on to better things, i.e. guys your age. There are laws governing teacher-student relationships. Seriously, stay away and forget it. If you’re of age and dating… Continue reading How to Date a Teacher

About the Blogger

Fil is in her early 30s. She is a new mom, a high school teacher, a lover of literature, and a traveler during long school breaks. She’s an Iska, an Archer, and a Ravenclaw.

Fil is a proud Filipino.

Top Posts & Pages

  • Do Min-Joon is waiting for you in Petite France
    Do Min-Joon is waiting for you in Petite France
  • Travel Tales: Mt. Abong-Abong and Pasonanca Park, Zamboanga City
    Travel Tales: Mt. Abong-Abong and Pasonanca Park, Zamboanga City
  • Thoughts while waiting in NAIA Terminal 3
    Thoughts while waiting in NAIA Terminal 3
  • Sabtang Island, Part 1: The Savidug stone houses
    Sabtang Island, Part 1: The Savidug stone houses
  • This week's lesson: The fragments of Sappho, "completed"
    This week's lesson: The fragments of Sappho, "completed"
  • Poetry Wednesdays: "The First to Love" by Simeon Dumdum Jr.
    Poetry Wednesdays: "The First to Love" by Simeon Dumdum Jr.
  • Island-hopping in the Hundred Islands National Park
    Island-hopping in the Hundred Islands National Park
  • Travel Tales: The time I tasted the sweetest mangoes in the world
    Travel Tales: The time I tasted the sweetest mangoes in the world
  • Poetry Wednesdays: Rainer Maria Rilke, "Love Song"
    Poetry Wednesdays: Rainer Maria Rilke, "Love Song"
  • A Camiguin Day Tour, Part One: Katibawasan Falls and Mantigue Island
    A Camiguin Day Tour, Part One: Katibawasan Falls and Mantigue Island

Recent Posts

  • An open letter to my one-year-old, on the occasion of his first trip abroad
  • Visiting Mt. Yoshino and its endless cherry trees
  • A Morning in Uji City
  • We (unintentionally) gatecrashed a wedding in Unhyeongung
  • Why Insa-dong should be your base in Seoul
  • Changdeokgung and Changgyeonggung (Hint: Visit the Secret Garden!)
  • From Gwanghamun Square to Gyeongbokgung
  • What does the Garden of Morning Calm look like in the afternoon?
  • Do Min-Joon is waiting for you in Petite France
  • An Autumn Morning on Nami Island

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