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    1) Joselito Delos Reyes wrote an essay called "Sa Babaeng Nangarap Maging Teacher" (For the Woman Who Dreamed of Becoming a Teacher) which was later published in a book of his Facebook statuses. 2) The story is about a mother who wanted to become a teacher but was unable to due to lack of money. She supported her children and wanted them to fulfill her dream of becoming teachers. 3) Despite being in high demand, teachers receive low salaries and spend their own money on school supplies. They have a huge workload yet the profession is often disrespected instead of respected for their important influence.

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    1) Joselito Delos Reyes wrote an essay called "Sa Babaeng Nangarap Maging Teacher" (For the Woman Who Dreamed of Becoming a Teacher) which was later published in a book of his Facebook statuses. 2) The story is about a mother who wanted to become a teacher but was unable to due to lack of money. She supported her children and wanted them to fulfill her dream of becoming teachers. 3) Despite being in high demand, teachers receive low salaries and spend their own money on school supplies. They have a huge workload yet the profession is often disrespected instead of respected for their important influence.

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    1) Joselito Delos Reyes wrote an essay called "Sa Babaeng Nangarap Maging Teacher" (For the Woman Who Dreamed of Becoming a Teacher) which was later published in a book of his Facebook statuses. 2) The story is about a mother who wanted to become a teacher but was unable to due to lack of money. She supported her children and wanted them to fulfill her dream of becoming teachers. 3) Despite being in high demand, teachers receive low salaries and spend their own money on school supplies. They have a huge workload yet the profession is often disrespected instead of respected for their important influence.

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    Sa Babeng Nangarap Maging Teacher

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    1) Joselito Delos Reyes wrote an essay called "Sa Babaeng Nangarap Maging Teacher" (For the Woman Who Dreamed of Becoming a Teacher) which was later published in a book of his Facebook statuses. 2) The story is about a mother who wanted to become a teacher but was unable to due to lack of money. She supported her children and wanted them to fulfill her dream of becoming teachers. 3) Despite being in high demand, teachers receive low salaries and spend their own money on school supplies. They have a huge workload yet the profession is often disrespected instead of respected for their important influence.

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    Camille Ann Faigao Famisan September 21, 2019

    Stem 12-A Ms. Herssel Capobres


    Sa Babaeng Nangarap Maging Teacher

    Joselito Delos Reyes, in commemoration of the teacher’s month, uploaded “Sa Babeng

    Nangarap Maging Teacher” to Facebook as an essay status. After so, this literature was published

    in the year 2014 as a book containing his other witty and quirky statuses that are collated into a

    collection. The book was entitled Istatus Nation: Mga Istatus kong Hindi Pang Istatus quo, wherein

    the collection of different personal, idiosyncratic pieces, stories and observations are so

    unequivocally Pinoy that would be hard pressed not to relate with. During that time, inequality,

    injustice, the prevalence of crime, the absurdity of Philippine system, politics and much more are
    Camille Ann Faigao Famisan September 21, 2019
    Stem 12-A Ms. Herssel Capobres
    prevalent throughout the country. Despite this, parents support the needs of their children and

    children remained respectful and loving to their parents. People kept their positive outlook in life,

    that no matter what their status in life is as long as they strive for their goal—they will achieve it.

    Children gives value to their parents so much that they obey their desires and aspirations

    for them. In the story, teacher as a profession has been an in demand work ever since. And due to

    the fact there is an insufficient money for most people to fund their schooling, they strive to earn

    it first. Here a mother aspired for her children to be a teacher, she strived for them and worked

    hard because her dream to be one was deprived from her. Starting from the profession she wanted,

    to her school of choice ---her children fulfilled this for her. This is a story of gratitude for a mother

    who dreamed for them a life that she wanted to have for her own.

    For the most part, despite being in demand, teachers are undervalued and underappreciated

    in this country wherein inequality is rampant. This profession is most of the time misunderstood.

    Despite the hard work of teachers, they only receive a low salary and due to budget restrictions of

    schools, many teachers spend their own money for school supplies. The workload for them is

    actually bottomless and schooldays are beyond hectic. Teachers are some of the most influential

    people in the world, yet the profession is continuously mocked and put down instead of being

    revered and respected. A large majority of people have misconceptions about teachers and do not

    truly understand what it takes to be an effective educator.

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