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AEP Blog #3.2 “Reflecting at knots”

 

Good Day dear reader, welcome back to another blog made my yours truly:)! 


Sundays have been closing and the weeks have been turning faster than I could ever imagine. Look, here we are at the 3rd term already done with our midterms. Frankly the amount of pressure Im feeling for my as levels are not a joke. 


But Alas, here we are. Ms Disa doesnt really like it when we bring up the end of the year and her point is definitely really valid. Its because we didnt even end yet. Why retire your school brains when you still have around 3 more months in? I guess its a student thing, since its pretty much a shared experience of losing that sense of academic achievement from anything you do in school. 


These days in AEP we have established a routine like schedule especially from our vocabulary tests all done in paper. I think Ms really wants to go back to the traditional days ( pre-covid). Until now, I still can’t comprehend how much of a drastic change she had to make for her mental state as well just to teach online. Thank you so much Ms! 


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  1. Ms DisaApril 23, 2024 at 11:51 PM

    I actually thought I would quit that year I had to go online...but I embraced it and enjoyed it to a degree.I learned alot.I do however feel that we need to claim back our humanity...and as the teacher it is my job to also take care if your emotional wellbeing, which can be found , I belive in the classroom, in real time and with real things with real people.

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