Conversations in Education: Recent Episodes
Br. Narciso Erguiza, Jr.
Welcome to Conversations in Education podcast! I am Br. Narciso S. Erguiza Jr. FSC or you may also simply call me Br. Jun. I am a Lasallian Brother and I have been an educator and school administrator in various capacities for more than 50 years. In this podcast, I will be sharing with you reflections on teaching, educational leadership, and the education ministry. This podcast will look at education as a major game changer and therefore looks at education from a non-traditional perspective. After all, education is CHANGE and we need to invoke anything and everything that will create it.
This is the 2nd of a three-part episode on The Person of the Teacher.
The vocation of a teacher is born once he/she realized that there's an emptiness in the mind, heart, and will that needs to be satisfied. As in most cases, young novice teachers possess an educational altruism that incessantly tells him/ her that teaching is basically about "Touching the Future" of the young entrusted to the teacher. There must then be a spirit that compels the teacher to "change the world" through education.
May this serve as a fitting reminder as teachers to "love tenderly, act justly, and walk humbly," with God in the performance of the teacher's ministry.
Special thanks to Mr. CJ Samson for providing additional recordings for this episode.
This is Part 1 of a three-part episode on The Person of the Teacher.
The vocation of a teacher is born once he/she realized that there's an emptiness in the mind, heart, and will that needs to be satisfied. As in most cases, young novice teachers possess an educational altruism that incessantly tells him/ her that teaching is basically about "Touching the Future" of the young entrusted to the teacher. There must then be a spirit that compels the teacher to "change the world" through education.
May this serve as a fitting reminder as teachers to "love tenderly, act justly, and walk humbly," with God in the performance of the teacher's ministry.
Special thanks to Mr. CJ Samson for providing additional recordings for this episode.