Part of a teacher’s job is to
prepare instructional materials and reports. Also, as an intern, there’s the
need to complete journals and scope and sequencing for each week. This means
that I have to submit these documentations to my supervising teacher for
approval.
The thing is, I am an independent
intern and rely on part time work to complete the program. I received a call
though about maintaining a blog and site for a local bakery and party factory
(just among one of my interests) and luckily I was able to submit my portfolio
for evaluation.
However, Friday last week my
printer started to act up.
I felt paralyzed and was
panicking over the weekend. I was desperate to get it fixed. In campus, some IT
companies lined up for the road show and even offered me brochures of competent
printers.
But I am an intern on a budget
and the most practical thing to do is send it for repairs.
After class, I brought my heavy
printer to the repair shop, left it and hoped I could have it back in three
days tops. An hour after leaving the printer there, I received a call from the
shop saying that the issues were fixed and that I could get it back. I just let
out a sigh and thank you up to the heavens.
Someone really is looking out for
me. =)
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