17/07/2026
"Teacher ka pa naman tapos wala kang helmet?"
"Pano naman natin tuturuan ang mga estudyante kung ganun"
Karamihan ng nababasa kong comment or post literal yung pagkakaintindi sa phrases na yan. For me Sir Go doesn't intend na ipahiya yung teacher sa mga sinabi nya. Maaring dismayado lang sya and want to remind the teacher about his profession.
Because as a teacher, people look up to you. Your actions should reflect the values you're expected to teach. Sir Go emphasizes that teaching is not only about giving lessons in a classroom. Students often learn more from what adults do than from what they say. Let's always keep in mind that actions are more convincing than words, students notice inconsistencies. A teacher who ignores safety rules may weaken the message when encouraging students to be responsible. May lumang kasabihan nga tayo na "Ang gawaing masama ay nagiging tama sa mata ng Bata".
Hindi ako teacher pero sa tingin ko, being a teacher comes with social responsibilities. Personal behavior influences others, especially students. Leadership and credibility are strengthened when actions match the values being taught. So, wearing a helmet is presented not just as a personal safety choice but as an example of respect for life and adherence to the law.
And in my opinion, recording or posting a video of someone without their consent is irresponsible unless there is a clear public interest or legal reason. In the Philippines, it may raise privacy and legal concerns depending on the circumstances. Respecting a person's privacy and dignity should always come before seeking attention or online engagement. Mas magiging saludo ako kay sir Go if he takes responsibility if meron syang nalabag na batas.
Eto po ay personal na opinion ko lang.
