"Paglaom"

( Mga hingyap ha nakalabay, an katumanan hul os nga kalipay)

To have hope is to want an outcome that makes your life better in some way. It not only can help make a tough present situation more bearable but also can eventually improve our lives because envisioning a better future motivates you to take the steps to make it happen.(https://hopegrows.net/news/why-is-hope-so-important)

 Despite poverty, l stood out and conquered all the struggles through my undying dream – to become a teacher and  serve as an inspiration to Filipino learners.

Born in a small barrio in the province of Leyte Municipality of Alangalang. I started dreaming and hoping when I saw how my parents struggled with farming just to send me and my seven other siblings to school. I vowed to get out of this situation and make a difference by becoming a professional teacher.

Nothing stopped me from being faithful to my promise. I finished both elementary and secondary school with flying colors . I pursue my college studies at the Leyte Normal University (LNU) And eventually finished Bachelor of Secondary Education (BSE) major in English and  passed the Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) in 2004. During my college days I experienced all the hardships that I couldn't have imagined I get through on it. I never lose hope, instead I strived harder to hit what I am aiming to. And now I happy of what I become.

I am Jenny G. Alla 40 years old and have been in Department of Education for fifteen years and teaching Filipino subject for more than a decade.

It is hard to disagree that being a teacher is both one of the noblest and hardest things in the whole world. Teaching is a challenging, exciting, and lives changing profession that does not only teach school subjects but also helps young people learn themselves, others, and life itself. There is no doubt that it is one of the best feelings for every real teacher to see his or her student succeed and change for the best.

Life Philosophy

"Where there is life there is hope, always stay focused, there is a better future ahead' - Anonymous

No matter how many times you fall, you must always be determined to succeed. Rise up and try again and again. You must not lose hope.

Teaching as a full filling job

Nothing makes a teacher prouder than seeing their students succeed, as their return of investment, and knowing they have helped give kids the skills they need for the future.