Teaching as defined by old school of thought is just theactivitiesofeducatingorinstructingactivitiesand to impartknowledgeorskill.

                   In the modern and technologically based- world we are living nowadays, teaching have a distant of more than a hundred thousand of  miles away from what they were doing during the time when the only way of communicating with one another is letter writing which will take a week or more before the recipient had it on his hand.

                   In the world we are now, where everything is just in a click of our fingers, then we should not take away from the truth that in teaching we are enriching,challenging,inspiring,energizing and most we are making them experienced the art of collaborating with the group the skills students  need to have that will make them imagine, manipulate, apply and after such , that will give smile from their the lips for the appreciation and the thought they have learned something; will bring out tears from their eyes because they cried not for the negative reason of crying but because they’ve realized the importance beyond the simple skills they have got from us teachers  , and sometimes the simple hug from them because they wanted to say thank you for what we have done to them during the days when everything seems in chaos in them due to the situation inside and outside the school, not to mention the stage of life they walking-in and  facing right now, where they are encountering positive and negative thoughts on everything they are doing.

          All of these, will only be polished when we are employing teaching by the heart. Without much ado with this, we are touching the softest part of our students in the teaching- learning process where everything is taking place naturally moreover, students participated willingly.

          Much more, our deeds will be appreciated not now but after years when they are struggling in the true battle called life. They will remember that this “ teacher of mine thought me lessons and skills through his heart.”

By: CHRISTINE T. RODRIGUEZ | Teacher II | Samal NHS-Main | Samal, Bataan