There are only a few teachers that I really appreciate in terms of teaching and one of them is my physics teacher here in U.M. (*just so you know, I’ve taken up this subject twice which means that this is the 3rd time that I’ll be in this subject. First was when I was in 4th year high school and second is when I was a 2nd year nursing student. Unfortunately, it was not credited so I have to take this subject again.)

Honestly, I would say that I am not a fan of numbers and would probably say that they are my number one weakness. I mean, I’m not that totally dumb since I could pretty much understand the concepts. It’s just that numbers really bore me silly.

Anyway, I guess it’s really up to how a teacher handles a subject that could capture the attention and interest of a student.

This was again proven to me by my Physics teacher which I would mentally call Lloyd Asplund-sensei (* Floyd is a character from code geass. I don’t know what his real Japanese name is since the Filipino dubbers change it to Earl Lloyd Asplund and I was too lazy to research about it.)

Why Lloyd?

Well, he acts and talks like him in my perspective view and he is so funny and care-free.

Anyway, I though that he was sooo strict because he was giving this don’t-be-an-ass-or-you’ll-be-sorry aura and thanks to my friend I was sitting in front of him. Everybody was so silent and attentive. He was looking at us with his discerning eyes of his and then he broke into a smile. That’s when everybody relaxed and then we learned he was pretty nice and understanding.

So far, I really enjoyed being in his class considering we have to face scalars and vectors for three hours straight. I have never enjoyed this much in a numbers class in my 20 years of studying. He is so cool and I could really understand him so well.

Now I’m so proud to say that I am actually good in physics.

Lastly, I would say that students will be so lucky if they will be under his class. I am so sure that not only will they leave this class with a good grade but with full storage of learning and fun!

There are only a few teachers that I really appreciate in terms of teaching and one of them is my physics teacher here in U.M. (*just so you know, I’ve taken up this subject twice which means that this is the 3rd time that I’ll be in this subject. First was when I was in 4th year high school and second is when I was a 2nd year nursing student. Unfortunately, it was not credited so I have to take this subject again.)

Honestly, I would say that I am not a fan of numbers and would probably say that they are my number one weakness. I mean, I’m not that totally dumb since I could pretty much understand the concepts. It’s just that numbers really bore me silly.

Anyway, I guess it’s really up to how a teacher handles a subject that could capture the attention and interest of a student.

This was again proven to me by my Physics teacher which I would mentally call Lloyd Asplund-sensei (* Floyd is a character from code geass. I don’t know what his real Japanese name is since the Filipino dubbers change it to Earl Lloyd Asplund and I was too lazy to research about it.)

Why Lloyd?

Well, he acts and talks like him in my perspective view and he is so funny and care-free.

Anyway, I though that he was sooo strict because he was giving this don’t-be-an-ass-or-you’ll-be-sorry aura and thanks to my friend I was sitting in front of him. Everybody was so silent and attentive. He was looking at us with his discerning eyes of his and then he broke into a smile. That’s when everybody relaxed and then we learned he was pretty nice and understanding.

So far, I really enjoyed being in his class considering we have to face scalars and vectors for three hours straight. I have never enjoyed this much in a numbers class in my 20 years of studying. He is so cool and I could really understand him so well.

Now I’m so proud to say that I am actually good in physics.

Lastly, I would say that students will be so lucky if they will be under his class. I am so sure that not only will they leave this class with a good grade but with full storage of learning and fun!