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| 27 Jun 2024 | |
| Written by Ma. Jonaper Palmares | |
| Libyan Arab Jamahiriya | |
| Teacher Tales |
At the 50th Tripoli International Fair last May, I had a heartwarming reunion with my former Libyan student, Abdu. Back in 2013, he was part of my very first advisory class. Fast forward today, and he's thriving in his field! As I approached him, he recognized me—those memories from his primary school days came flooding back. I shared old photos of him when he was younger, and it brought tears to his eyes. His gratitude for the impact I had on his life was truly touching.
A powerful reminder: Teaching isn't just a work; it's about creating lasting impressions and shaping futures. Keep making those meaningful connections!
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