1. Why did you decide to become a teacher? Is it your first choice or not?

 I decided to become a teacher because teaching has become my

passion. I want to become a part of the lives of my students and mold
them to become better for their future. It is not my first choice but as
time passed by, I have learned to love it and embrace its calling.

2. How do you feel about classroom observations and walk-throughs made

by your superiors?
 With regards to classroom observations and walk-throughs made by
my superiors, I always feel nervous but at the same time motivated to
teach my students with the best of my ability. I also understand that
those are part of our professional development as teachers, to be
assessed with our performances and to receive feedback and further
develop effective teaching strategies we could use inside the
classroom.
3. What is the biggest challenge/ problem did you encounter as a teacher?
How did you overcome it?
 The biggest challenge I have encountered as a teacher is the diversity
of our learners. Teaching with different kinds of learners, having
different personalities, characteristics and learning styles, it is
definitely challenging to come up with teaching strategies that could
cater to each of their needs. I have overcome it by knowing more
about my students and assessing them so that I could come up with
teaching strategies where they could learn best.
4. Are you in favor of abolishing the senior high school program? Why or
why not.
 I am not in favor of abolishing the SHS program because I have
personally experienced how some of the students were not able to
learn well during the pandemic and they must catch up with what they
lack now with face-to-face classes. SHS program prepares them of
what is in store for them in their college years/tertiary education.