5 Ways to Identify an Educ Student Bulging backpacks; nursing. Carefree students; engineering.

Students having high end cameras; agriculture. These are only some of your indicators on who are in this university but how can we identify the education students? Here are some hints: 1. Owns an Assessment and Evaluation textbook: Ester Raagas must be a familiar author do you think? She has the most comprehensive textbook locally in terms of assessing student performance and who would assess students? We, the Education students. 2. One of the liveliest classes you will be in: Strategies, songs, icebreakers and many more are expected from us, Education students and with these expectations; we try to break the universality that having a classroom is limited to the teacher. We break boundaries with our dynamic actions and songs and so with our different activities in class; all for the purpose of instilling learning in a fun and exciting way. 3. The art kits: Scotch tapes, scissors, manila paper and glue are only few of the many things we can see inside your bag. Probably, you might have your own pouch for this and use them during emergencies. Your bag is the haven of all coloring materials starting from your rainbow pens, to you broad or fine markers or to the extent, having those small index cards ready for your demo. 4. Active in class and in other participation: Time-management is one skill an Educ student will ever treasure. Volunteerism and responsibility runs in the blood of a Phoenix. Meeting for a group project in the morning, after which is another meeting for the council, working lunch with the members of the Filipino Department, volunteer work for the NSTP leaving no room for love life. 5. Has genuine concern for others: We are not apathetic. We tell you whether you are doing the right thing; we are abrupt without compromising care; we are real without rudeness that is why even with our differences, we are all treated equally, no one is rich or poor, no one is ahead and behind for we are what they call a family sporting unconditional love to all. May we remember that it should give us pride and honor to what we have, but not being arrogant. Each one of us is called into the calling of shaping other lives and with that, we have found the true meaning of the noblest profession in the world.