ambivalent.
whether i will write in english o sa tagalog.
whether i think i'm good or i'm good. asa.
but i'm sure that:
i'm a nursing student.
i like reading stuff.
i like TV and music.
i like making (sometimes harsh) remarks about things around me.
i like being happy and living a stress-free life.
but i'm living a stressful life anyway.
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Just visiting on a rainy Tuesday morning. 
nice topics dude^_^
just keep posting new blogs, i will promote your blog and will assure you that my friends here will visit your site ever now and then….
you are a good writer…swear^_^
mnnnnm
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loved your posts! post more often though.
huwAw!..dAming rEders..pvisiT nMan ng bLog k0..pki Link nA din ak0..mAmAT..
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u can see ur link at http://www.berryblog.net/2005/02/bloggers-den.html the link is located on the upper portion of my blog, ala-menu
hi..added u already in my blog list..thanks for the visit..hope u’ll add me too
hi..added u already in my blog list..thanks for the visit..hope u’ll add me too
hi..added u already in my blog list..thanks for the visit..hope u’ll add me too
hi..added u already in my blog list..thanks for the visit..hope u’ll add me too
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sure exchange link tayo, add na kita now hehe
dami mu nga readers e.. nagtotop p blog mu oh.. 
libre k nman pg nareceive mu n byad mu.. hehehe
wow nman… hahaha.. ckat n ckat ang knyang blog.. kikita 2 ng malaki laki.. ^__^
thanks kate.
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The title sends shivers down my spine. Not because I have ever believed that one of my teachers was God. It’s just that I have had terrible experiences with instructors who think they are God. Terrible, terrible.
Itago na lang natin sila sa code name na TGCs. As in Teachers with God Complex.
So what makes TGC’s so intolerable?
1. They do not recognize and accept their mistakes. Even if they’re obviously wrong, they do everything just to cover up, even sacrificing the lesson itself, or a student’s self-esteem. It’s like they’re saying, “Hey, I’m an instructor. I’m incapable of making mistakes.” So wrong.
2. They do not accept suggestions or comments at all. But they criticize a student like they were perfect. They don’t stop until the student’s self-image is shattered. And yet some of them even start lessons with prayers. Prayers.
3. They can’t accept defeat. If an argument rises up and the student is obviously winning, TGCs change the topic, critic the students’ personal life, and sometimes even walk out. So immature.
4. They expect students to respect them no matter what. What? Since when can somebody enforce respect? If ever it is possible, it won’t be respect at all. Fear and disgust would be more likely. You see, no matter how they are supposed to be know-it-alls, they fail to recognize the fact that respect is earned. How can you ask your students to respect you if you treat them as lower forms of human beings?
5. TGCs are seldom effective. Although they are supposed to IMPART knowledge, all they do is try to IMPRESS students. Guess who’s impressed. Right. Nobody. Keep wishing sir/ma’am.
As a student to these “perfect” and “godly” teachers, I just try to minimize conflict with them as much as possible. After all, I won’t benefit from opposing them. Might as well keep quiet and focus on the lesson.
Like what a friend of mine said,
Don’t let them get to you. Just let them be. They’re just deeply insecure. That’s why they have to put students down in order for them to increase their self esteem.
That or they’re just plain evil.
Sigh. These people make me long for the end of semester.
yup.yup. thanks.
Posted by kablogg at June 16, 2009, 9:58 amTry Mr. R (I completed the name, SERIOUS - sori po. mahirap talaga pag nilagay mo yung full name. i'm protecting the both of us. ), a perfect sample of TGC. seminarian pa man din dati.
he is sarcastic as hell ( sana masunog na siya)
hammet ngarud nga nalaing la unay
hammet ngarud nga ideal ti isursuro na
agpakalaing…
hammet ngarud nangato agited ti grade ( sealing 83)
Bastos pay nga makisasao (unay x10)
hammet ngarud nalaing la unay (ulitek manen, makapabwisit ngamin)
wa. nakakatakot yung comment mo a. hmm. if you feel unfcomfortable with the name, i can delete it if u want.
use code names for sensitive comments.. (hehe. para safe ka tol)
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sometimes teachers use rigidity and sternness as a way to compensate for their lack of knowledge and skills.
my tips: understand them. just go with flow. be patient. respect their age. don’t stoop down to their level.
Posted by ö at June 15, 2009, 7:00 pm