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    Reflection On Titser Annie - I Witness

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    This reflection paper discusses the documentary "Titser Annie" by Kara David, which follows the story of a teacher named Annie in a remote village school. The documentary helped the author reflect on what it truly means to be a teacher. While Annie faces challenges like long walks to school and carrying teaching materials herself, she remains dedicated to educating the children. The author realizes they are fortunate to not face the same difficulties but have access to transportation and couriers. The greatest lesson is that all teachers should feel grateful for what they have and recognize others may not be as fortunate.

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    This reflection paper discusses the documentary "Titser Annie" by Kara David, which follows the story of a teacher named Annie in a remote village school. The documentary helped the author reflect on what it truly means to be a teacher. While Annie faces challenges like long walks to school and carrying teaching materials herself, she remains dedicated to educating the children. The author realizes they are fortunate to not face the same difficulties but have access to transportation and couriers. The greatest lesson is that all teachers should feel grateful for what they have and recognize others may not be as fortunate.

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    This reflection paper discusses the documentary "Titser Annie" by Kara David, which follows the story of a teacher named Annie in a remote village school. The documentary helped the author reflect on what it truly means to be a teacher. While Annie faces challenges like long walks to school and carrying teaching materials herself, she remains dedicated to educating the children. The author realizes they are fortunate to not face the same difficulties but have access to transportation and couriers. The greatest lesson is that all teachers should feel grateful for what they have and recognize others may not be as fortunate.

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    Reflection On Titser Annie - I Witness

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    This reflection paper discusses the documentary "Titser Annie" by Kara David, which follows the story of a teacher named Annie in a remote village school. The documentary helped the author reflect on what it truly means to be a teacher. While Annie faces challenges like long walks to school and carrying teaching materials herself, she remains dedicated to educating the children. The author realizes they are fortunate to not face the same difficulties but have access to transportation and couriers. The greatest lesson is that all teachers should feel grateful for what they have and recognize others may not be as fortunate.

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    LA CONSOLACION UNIVERSITY PHILIPPINES

    Bulihan, City of Malolos, Bulacan

    Graduate Studies Department

    TITSER ANNIE
    DOKUMENTARYO NI KARA DAVID

    A REFLECTION PAPER
    By: Joseph R. Boyles
    MAEd Major in Cultural Education

    What does it really mean to become a teacher? A question that up until now, I am
    looking for an answer despite years of public service in DepEd.

    In my graduate studies, I was able to find what best describes a teacher. Luckily, my
    professor, Dr. Mariano de Jesus, gave us something to watch that made me reflect internally.

    Titser Annie was a documentary by Kara David of I-Witness. Although this kind of
    teaching setup is not new to my knowledge, still, it was able to touch my heart all over again.
    And I realized how lucky I am in my school station.

    Despite different situations that we have, it is always essential that we value each other's
    contribution for the sake of educating our children---for the purpose of nation-building. I am just
    lucky enough that I don't need to walk much distance just to arrive at school; public transport is
    available 24/7. All school learning materials are delivered by courier; I don't need to carry them
    using my own hands and shoulders. I don't need to become a carpenter or electrician myself
    because someone will do it for me. I am blessed enough more than titser Annie, yet still, I have
    lots of complaints.

    This documentary widened my perspectives on education. It reminded me of the duties


    and responsibilities that I used to know. Which I have forgotten now.

    My greatest takeaway from teacher Annie's experience is that we should be


    thankful and contended for the things that we have in life, simple or grand because the
    things that we enjoy today are what other people ought to possess. 

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