Remember the young graduate featured last year for proudly recognizing her ‘kargador’ father? She’s a teacher now. And just like how she inspired many people last year with her story, she has once again gone viral after creating portraits for all her students because the entire class made it to the Honor Roll!
READ: Graduate proudly thanks her “kargador” father’s sacrifices
Mailyn Esquelito Akoy shared photos of her portraits for the students, saying the drawings were both a gift and a reward for her students that she promised to give them when she first became their teacher some 4 months ago.
According to Mailyn, she’s a Business Teacher and STEM12 – Q103 Adviser at Notre Dame of Tacurong College – Senior High School Department. As she started teaching her advisory class, she gave them a challenge to make everyone strive harder to do better in school.
“I could still remember na chinallege ko sila. ‘Mag-aral kayong mabuti at kapag makapasok lahat sa honors, may matatanggap kayo mula sa akin,'" Mailyn wrote on Facebook.
“Sa totoo lang, nag alangan ako. Hindi ko alam kung paano pagsabayain ang lahat, Ang paggawa ng ilelecture ko, paggawa ng learning plan tuwing linggo, at siputin ang bawat schedule ko na klase. Sa loob ng isang buwan natapos ko lahat ang 50 sa Advisory ko at 9 naman mula sa ibang section at Strand.”
Amazingly, everyone under her class made it to the Honor Roll!
Of her 50 students, 7 received High Honors while the rest, all 43 of them, received With Honors. Teacher Mailyn fulfilled her promise to the students, giving them a special gift – the portraits she made herself!
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Aside from the 50 students in her advisory class, she also made 9 more for awardees from other sections.
“Thank you so much Maam for making my daughter her portrait!! Salute to you lahat pala sila nagawan mo ng ganun. Gusto kitang kamayan kanina pero medyo naalangan ako. You are truly an inspiration not only to your advisory class but to all teachers out there. Congratulations!!!” a happy mother commented on Mailyn’s post.
— Joy Adalia, The Summit Express
READ: Graduate proudly thanks her “kargador” father’s sacrifices
Mailyn Esquelito Akoy shared photos of her portraits for the students, saying the drawings were both a gift and a reward for her students that she promised to give them when she first became their teacher some 4 months ago.
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| Photo credit: Mailyn Esquelito Akoy / Facebook |
According to Mailyn, she’s a Business Teacher and STEM12 – Q103 Adviser at Notre Dame of Tacurong College – Senior High School Department. As she started teaching her advisory class, she gave them a challenge to make everyone strive harder to do better in school.
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| Photo credit: Mailyn Esquelito Akoy / Facebook |
“I could still remember na chinallege ko sila. ‘Mag-aral kayong mabuti at kapag makapasok lahat sa honors, may matatanggap kayo mula sa akin,'" Mailyn wrote on Facebook.
“Sa totoo lang, nag alangan ako. Hindi ko alam kung paano pagsabayain ang lahat, Ang paggawa ng ilelecture ko, paggawa ng learning plan tuwing linggo, at siputin ang bawat schedule ko na klase. Sa loob ng isang buwan natapos ko lahat ang 50 sa Advisory ko at 9 naman mula sa ibang section at Strand.”
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| Photo credit: Mailyn Esquelito Akoy / Facebook |
Amazingly, everyone under her class made it to the Honor Roll!
Of her 50 students, 7 received High Honors while the rest, all 43 of them, received With Honors. Teacher Mailyn fulfilled her promise to the students, giving them a special gift – the portraits she made herself!
SEE ALSO: Grade 1 pupil allegedly removed from list of awardees for failure to settle Php3k bill
Aside from the 50 students in her advisory class, she also made 9 more for awardees from other sections.
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| Photo credit: Mailyn Esquelito Akoy / Facebook |
“Thank you so much Maam for making my daughter her portrait!! Salute to you lahat pala sila nagawan mo ng ganun. Gusto kitang kamayan kanina pero medyo naalangan ako. You are truly an inspiration not only to your advisory class but to all teachers out there. Congratulations!!!” a happy mother commented on Mailyn’s post.
— Joy Adalia, The Summit Express
