Narrative Essay On Being A Td Student

During the day of the Home visit, I was actually initially scared. This was due to the fact that no one in my own TD kid group gave me their reply slips. Which is why I was a bit stressed because I thought that I might have make it up for not being able to visit my student’s home. Consequently, I tried asking the TD coordinators if they have the home numbers of my kids, so I can ask if they can allow me to visit them. The coordinators then directed me to another TD student named Regine, one of my classmate’s TD kids, who knew the way to one of my TD kid’s (McRaven Hipol’s) home. This led to us going on foot to one of my kid’s house. This was new for me, since I didn’t know a thing about her, but we still managed to keep a conversation as we were on the way. I asked her what she wants to be when she grows up, if she has anything planned for a career. She responded saying that she wanted to be a nurse. I recall that she wanted to become a nurse in order to treat their parents of illnesses while still making a solid income. This actually made me empathize for her, since my grandmother brought up the topic of me becoming a doctor when she was suffering from …show more content…
In our media campaign, we created a Face book page “Unity for Human Dignity”. In one of the posts in the page, there is one that relates to education as a right, and that we must value the worth of the person, even if they did not receive a proper education. This means that respect and human dignity is needed in TD, in order to put on the shoes of others and understand their own position. Preferential Option for the poor is also an important lesson that is related to TD like how Jesus stayed with the less fortunate, outcasts and sinners. By being able to focus on helping the poor, we can give them the hope that they will be able to develop, and live the life of loving each other as Jesus wanted us