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Premium Member Teaching

I could barely juggle my job and my life
the bumper car freeway caused me oodles of strife
to and from school, it was a circus for sure
the drivers are mean, their motives impure

the clown dance I had to do at work was annoying
the children who were rewarded were the ones always toying
the principal had all of us teachers on a merry-go-round
we never felt respected, the place was not sound.

Premium Member Dreams

Every wonder where they come from?
I’m just glad that I still get some.
Sometimes they’re pleasant and seem good,
sometimes vague and misunderstood.

At times they’re funny or bizarre,
like riding on a shooting star.
Often it seems they’re teaching me,
past life lessons I didn’t see.

Sometimes one seems like dejavu,
in another time I was you.
Then there was one, I wasn’t a man,
my whole body was made of sand.

Dreams are intriguing, so much fun.
Recurring dreams are never done.

Premium Member The Essence Of Teaching

Teach them how to discern and learn,
Don’t leave them helpless to crash and burn.
Teaching them just content, they learn it your way.
Teach them the process of learning today,
You give them a lifetime of learning every day.


The Classroom Speaks

The walls lean in, murmuring secrets of weary days,
while chairs sigh beneath tired bodies.
Words from hollow lips strike like stones—
they refuse to soften, echoing in empty corners.

My lessons pulse with purpose, glowing faintly in the dust,
each one breathes life into silent desks.
They wait, expectant—hungry for curious eyes.

Even the blackboard leans forward,
eager to share every truth I’ve etched across its surface.

Though some voices build barriers—cold, unyielding,
my teaching-self stands firm,
a steady heartbeat among shifting shadows.

I may not linger here forever,
but as long as education breathes,
my footsteps leave a soft rhythm—
a promise echoing beyond my departure.

Until my final exhale,
I become the silent sentinel:
each wall, each chair, each lesson
alive with all that is just and right.

It can be fun

Teaching was full of fun,
Before these emails had begun,
Class was toiling away,
Doorknock, answer right away,
Despite my scholars' pleading,
Switched them all to silent reading,
Vital, sign your name, X or Y,
Choose one, class did sigh,
Who won that football game?
Who came second, who's to blame?
Sign your name, you see,
X means you teach literacy,
Star, you can teach the IRA,
You passed this test today,
Chalkies look back on this,
Laughs are fun for teaching Miss!

Teaching

The Ones who Teach,
help us Learn,
And in The End,
become, a Quick source of
a Friend.

We are Bound to Seperate,
And Fall to different Lines
or Paths.

But Maybe,
—Still—
Make a Friend.


Either Or

We are either being educated

Or teaching

We are either being sought after

Or seeking

We are either engaged in a race

Or walking

We are either being attentive

Or talking

We are either intrigued by a rescue

Or being delivered

We are either exercising our consciousness

Or being chased by our whispers

We are either making use of our options

Or being victims of our circumstances

We are either being guardians of each opportunity

Or being inspired by second chances

I’m a nobody, until

I’m just a cackling controller 
(sit straight, listen, stop talking)
Until I stop to look into your eyes
It’s the wonder in them which makes me a teacher

I’m just a watching monitor
(settle down, take your things, write neatly)
Until I stop and pay attention to your work
It’s the magic in your hands that make me a teacher 

I’m just a juggling joker
(quick, time up, I have another class)
Until I sit with a sigh and a stretch and a sip(of coffee)
It’s my reflection that makes me a teacher

It’s not what I teach
It’s not what you learn
It’s the bond we share that makes me a teacher
I’m a nobody until you accept and let me into your hearts
I’m not a teacher until You make me one.

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Full boarding facilities, a home away from home's security,
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Premium Member A teacher's recurring nightmare

Today again, I went to go teach, totally unprepared.
And fearing the principal would come observe me had me so scared,
I rambled through the room, floundering and fluttering.
And then a student asked, "Mr J, why are you muttering?
Do I sense maybe ~ you're just a little bit impaired?"

Teaching

Every day,
I try my best
To achieve the impossible goal
Of teaching children

Sometimes it’s a puzzle
That I can’t solve,
Where nothing comes together,
And none of the pieces fit

Other times, it’s a dance,
Endlessly rehearsed—
Only the steps keep changing,
And the audience doesn’t care

Sometimes it's a blind search:
An endless groping in the dark
For a light switch that isn’t there,
Or doesn’t work

But then I remind myself
That teaching requires warmth,
And so I take the time to build a fire,
And wait for them to gather ‘round.

Unreachable Role

By George P. Lumayag


The cast tried to act his dramatic role in the teaching-learning arc;
He portrayed a character he knew very much
	with a very adjusted tone of his artistic acts.
He loved it so he danced overnight,
and he mastered it in daylight.

He believed he was a prolific actor therefore he portrayed his best.
His character was exposed in the theater as a rising rainbow,
It seemed such a character was struck with a bow and arrow.
His heart was bleeding on a climax as set
 	So, that was the reddest light wave of a falling rainbow.

The director explicitly expressed the rules of artistry,
So, the actor implicitly cried that his role as the cast was disqualified
	from that teaching and learning art contest!

Premium Member PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR TEACHING US

October 5 Praises to God Bible Meditations Based on Matthew 11-12

Key Verse – Matthew 11:1 And it came to pass, when Jesus had made an end of commanding his twelve disciples, he departed thence to teach and to preach in their cities.

PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR TEACHING US

Praise be to God for teaching us with His:
Instruction from His Scriptures
Illumination toward our spirituality
Influence upon our salvation-security 
Impact along our stewardship and service
Interest for our soul-sanctification by His standards

Matthew 11:22 Praise be to the Lord for
revealing to us His:
Worthy, wealthy will 
Wisdom through His Word
Wonders warming our worship
Ways of winning against wickedness
Warnings in wearying from worldliness’ wreckage 
 
Matthew 12:39 Praise be to the Saviour 
for answering us:
Propping us to stand upon His truth
Preaching to us His statutes we must trust
Presenting to us His secured trustworthiness
Pointing to us our sinfulness and transgressions   
Propelling us toward sincere toiling of triumphant thanksgiving. Amen!

October 5, 2024

Premium Member WHAT OUR CHILDREN ARE TEACHING US

Today’s blessing is an old reminder for parents
That every now and deserves to be brought back out:

While you we trying to teach our children (and grandchildren) about life
without trying, they are teaching us what life is all about.

Premium Member PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR TEACHING US TO HAVE REVERENTIAL FEAR

July 18 Praises to God Bible Meditations Based on Proverbs 19-21

Key Verse – Proverbs 19:23 The fear of the LORD tendeth to life: and he that hath it shall abide satisfied; he shall not be visited with evil.

PRAISE BE TO GOD FOR TEACHING US 
TO HAVE REVERENTIAL FEAR	

Praise be to God for teaching us
to have reverential fear toward Him that:
Affirms our security of salvation
Arrests our sinfulness amidst shame
Assures our sanctification toward stewardship
Apprehends our selfishness for steadfast service
Awakens our stubbornness by Scriptural standards

Proverbs 20:24 Praise be to the Lord for 
leading us toward righteous goings:
Directed by His truth
Delighted with thanksgiving
Driven to trust Him midst trials
Destined for His triumphant testimonies
Determined to toil for Him with tested training
  
Proverbs 21:31 Praise be to the Saviour for 
His safety through His:
Counsel so prudent  
Charge that’s powerful
Compassion around His peace
Commandment with His purpose
Cheer and care along His providence. Amen!

July 18, 2024

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