People from all walks of life are bounded by time. As the biblical verse goes, “there is time for everything”.

            We all have expectations in life too. Big or small, they are the ones which drive us inspired in starting to shape the future as to what we want it to be.

            The K to 12 Curriculum is designed to bring out a clear perspective of the   learners’ individual aspirations in the coming days ahead; while attaining them is the working process of what education is today. In the educational system we are provided with the tools and materials to start building them. The foundation is what we learn in school. We learn the important values to get us to a life with a driven purpose where aspirations and ideals becomes the produce in time.

            We are trained to read, to comprehend and understand. We are taught to write, to express ideas and draw the pictures of our thought on a clean sheet of paper.  Even the use of eloquent word or sentence, we are better able to express ourselves to the world. Day by day, year by year, in the passing of time with diligence and practice we are moving to excellence. As we go along, we discover ourselves better. In patience, we are able to see the results. We relate can and we can venture and we redeem the time.

            This is where we see the light of day, hoping what we need to become and what we have to accomplish.

            It is a privilege to dream, to learn and become what we can be. Like eagles in flight, we explore in our studies, to see the wonders that knowledge can bring, share and serve to others which is borne out of patience.

            Truly, the essential part of waiting for dreams to come true is the realization that we all need to have the interest and the right attitude of learning more. Only then, the real gem of education can make us realize the light behind about the patience in waiting in completing our studies.

            With the better use of time and effort, the mind is refreshed with the essential worth of the wait.

By: JOCELYN A. BUSTAMANTE | Teacher III | Bataan National High School | City of Balanga, Bataan