A dedicated Filipino major student wows netizens with his innovative instructional materials

• Netizens were amazed by his unique and attractive teaching materials
• The story that he demonstrated somehow related to the life of his mother and took it as an inspiration for his preparation
• It took him one a half weeks to prepare the instructional materials (IMs) and would only sleep for about two to three hours just to finish all the materials

Teaching is a profession that needs a lot of patience and dedication. To be a full-pledged teacher, students undergo lots of training which includes a final demonstration, wherein students should perform actual teaching in front of a panelist or critics.

A student who studied at the City College of Tagaytay, named Abdullah Abubakar, posted some photos of him preparing the instructional materials for his final demonstration teaching. His post went viral and garnered 5 thousand reactions and 6 thousand shares because netizens were amazed by his unique and attractive teaching materials.

Via Messenger, she shared with us, Dailypedia, his experiences on how he was able to come up with these kind of teaching materials.

His final demonstration was about a chapter on ‘Noli Me Tangere’ Chapter 21 entitled ‘Ang Kasaysayan ng Isang Ina,’ which dug up so much emotion and inspiration to it.

Abdullah grew up in a poor family and he is the second among four siblings. With the absence of his father, his mother was the only one who raised them.

“Wala na po kasi akong ama, kaya po ang aking ina na lamang po ang nagtataguyod sa amin,” he said.

The story that he demonstrated somehow related to the life of his mother and took it as an inspiration for his preparation. Though his mother did not go insane like the mother in the story, she raised them up alone as Sisa did with her children, Crispin and Basilio.

“Hindi man po nabaliw ang aking Ina, ngunit itinaguyod nya po kaming mga anak nya, na gaya ng ginawa ni Sisa kina Crispin at Basilyo.”

It took him one a half weeks to prepare the instructional materials (IMs) and would only sleep for about two to three hours just to finish all the materials needed, starting with motivation down to evaluation. Great thanks to his grandfather living in Zamboanga, who sent money to buy the all materials needed to come up with his instructional materials.

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His final demonstration went excellent as he got the highest grade for the demonstration teaching.

His message to all students like him, who are dreaming to be a teacher, is to continue because nothing is impossible if you love what you are doing.

“Sa lahat po ng mga gustong maging isang guro, magpatuloy lamang po. Wala pong mahirap na gawain kung talagang gusto mo ang iyong ginagawa.”

Reminding everyone that everything is possible with prayers, self-confidence, and trusting your own capabilities.

“Parati lamang po itong tandaan: Ang lahat ay posible kung ikaw ay nananalig sa kataas-taasan. Magtitiwala sa inyong kakayahan at maniwala sa mga bagay na kaya mong gampanan.”

This is from a student taking up Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Filipino saying: “Huwag mawawalan ng pag-asa. Mabuhay ang mga guro. Mabuhay tayong mga Pilipino. Mabuhay ang asignaturang Filipino. Pagpalain po tayong lahat.”

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