30/05/2025
When I think about BEED 4-A, I don’t just see a class. I see a family that grew together through laughter, stress, late-night cramming, and endless lesson plans.
Back in our first year, we were just a group of students trying to figure things out. Some of us were shy, others loud. Some were early birds, others always rushing in last minute. But little by little, day by day, we found our rhythm.
We helped each other survive deadlines, presentations, and the overwhelming pressure of becoming future teachers. I still remember how we’d exchange answers during quizzes with just a look (don’t worry, we got smarter later), and how we stayed late practicing for our demo teaching, cheering each other on like we were already in front of real students.
We celebrated birthdays, shared snacks, and created group chats that were part study guide, part comedy show. Even the stressful times became memories we now laugh about. Yes, we had misunderstandings, yes, there were ups and downs, but we always found our way back to each other.
Now that we’re nearing the end of our journey, I realize something: BEED 4-A gave me more than a degree. It gave me friendships I’ll carry for life.
No matter where life takes us whether we're teaching in faraway towns, continuing our studies, or chasing other dreams, I’ll always be proud to say I was part of BEED 4-A.
