“The fear of suffering is worst more
than suffering itself”
It is an ordinary scenario in
student’s life that they feel pressured and uneasy to the point of thinking to
quit. We must admit that by simply thinking that you will be having a hard time
or you know you will lose is such a daily burden. As a teacher, when you sensed
that there is a particular student whom you think suffers from what mentioned
above, you should talk to him/her about it and give some advices which you
think could guide him/her to be back on track. Teacher should open his
student’s mind of the different options he/she could choose from if ever he will
or will not continue what he/she has started. Advices such as focusing your
mind positively, have faith that everything will be alright, will make the
student feel at ease. Even by just showing your concern toward your student
will already alleviate discomfort on his/her part.
This thought for the day reminded me on how I felt in facing life challenges. I
was so afraid that I almost accept my ‘fate’ – being an out-of-school youth. I
used to be so negative that I thought I may not able to enter college especially
in PUPT because I thought it was tough. Yes, indeed, entering PUPT is tough!
But now I know I could make it with Him in my side.
As
I accepted the challenge of going back to school gives me the chance to
grow as a person and to become stronger because of the different challenges I
have faced and, be able to experience
more which means opportunity to become even more stronger. I now value the
significance of life’s difficulties and ignored the failures I had in life. I
mean, I’m not afraid to fail because I know failures will make me stronger and
will motivate me to make another attempt for me to overcome the said matter.
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