From Hardship to Hope
Mariel R. Ubanan
Grade 12 - Sartre
Mrs Ramos was born on 1967 in Bukidnon, Malaybalay. She grew up on a simple but loving family with a seven siblings. Her parents were hard working farmers who taught her the value of patience and determination. When she was still a child, she thought of becoming a working student just to study well and provide for her educational needs and graduate, because of her poverty in her family who could not provide for her needs. She worked hard even though she did not sleep properly and sometimes got scolded, but even though her life was like that, she still improved her studies and until she was able to finish and become an educated person. Mrs igloria loved studying and reading books like novels and also which sparked her interest in teaching. She studied in a small public school and sue was always the top students in her class.
After finishing high school, she continued her studies at URIOS- FATHER SATURNINO URIOS UNIVERSITY, where she earned a Bachelor’s degree in secondary education major in Aral pan. After graduating, she began her first teaching career at private school in butuan at Abafi school she teach in 2 years and last she teach is here at Pedro D. Duncano in Tiniwisan Butuan city. Throughout her years of service, she became know for her creative teaching style and her ability to connect with her students. She better pursues her Master’s degree to improve her skills and knowledge as an educator.
Mrs. Igloria Ramos received several awards for her service, including “Outstanding Teacher of the Year.”She also led literacy programs in remote areas, helping out of school youth learn how to read and write. Her projects have helped improve education in her community, proving that one person’s effort can make a big difference.
Mrs. Igloria Is known for being kind, hardworking, and humble. She treats her students like his own children and always encourages them to do their best. Outside of teaching, she enjoys gardening and cleaning their room. Her positive attitude and sense of humor make learning fun and meaningful for her students. Many remember her for her saying, “Education is the key to a better future.”
Through her years of service, Mrs. Igloria Ramos has touched the lives of many people. Her story teaches us the value of hard work, kindness, and lifelong learning. Even after retirement, her students still remember her lessons not just in academics, but in life. Her legacy is continues to live on through every student she has inspired to believe in themselves.
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