Hello, dearest Hivers! 🤗
Are you ready to read the continuation of my previous blog? It is one of the best experiences that I've encountered. Doing these things reminds me of being a little teacher to my siblings a few years ago. We even made activities that I would give to my siblings, and we would also hold a recognition ceremony inside the house back then. And the best part? We used our medals to put on them as honors at that time, with matching picture taking. That's why doing training for these students motivates me to pursue the Education course soon.
I am deeply hoping that you'll read it until the end to know the whole story and how it ended up. Enjoy reading !
When we got home, we immediately had lunch, and at exactly 1 PM , we started the training. We didn't have enough space to do the step-by-step process because it was still muddy at that time , yet we still managed to make the space work.
Then after that, we proceeded to other activities like Sudoku, Bingo, Tangram, Number Ninja, etc. I even gave them another problem to solve as the teacher told me, and I was amazed because they were able to answer so quickly. We even used a timer to know how fast they could solve it and who had finished first.
We spent several hours reviewing because their activities had different processes. Some were easy, some were moderately difficult, and some were really challenging. However , I saw the determination of the two students, and they can easily adopt knowledge, which made me really proud.
By the way, that was Thursday on that day and the next day, Friday, was supposedly for their competition. But, the weather was still not okay at that time due to the typhoon, so it was extended to Monday. But still, the weather was not good , so it was extended again, and when Tuesday came, that's when the earthquake happened at exactly 9:59 PM.
We had hoped the weather would improve the next day , but it didn't. As of now, there are still no updates about the competition. We're still staying in the tent we set up because some people are saying the situation might last until December. That's why we haven't bothered going home, prioritizing our safety, as the saying goes, 'Safety First.'