00:08When I go to school, I feel like my colleagues and my professors are very excited to be able to
00:14read and, despite everything, they always join me and help me.
00:18My biggest motivation is that they assist all day to school to learn a little more about each of the
00:24content that we impart,
00:25leaving our problems behind and bringing to school all that teaching and all that wisdom that they have given us
00:32from our first steps to be teachers.
00:36This is a classic example of the dynamic that we have in our classes and how we learn more.
00:43And that helps us to move forward to our vocation.
00:54We, in the flexibility of the time, have taken a few turns to the beginning of the morning of the
00:59matutino,
01:00the 10 minutes of the initial conversation, together with the matutino,
01:04for the children who have situations with electricity that go far,
01:08that, depending on the transportation, can be incorporated without affecting their decent time.
01:12I live in Belen, which is in La Bona Vieja, and the center of education in which I am going
01:17to be in Central Ghana.
01:20I am going to go to school early, from 5.30am to 6am, to be able to prepare myself for
01:25time here in the school.
01:26There is a place where we do not have the possibility of understanding,
01:33which makes it a bit difficult to get early to school,
01:37but I have some family and the teachers of the school that help me
01:41and motivate me to come to the school to study and learn to be someone.
01:47Thank you for listening.
01:52I'm okay, I'm fine, and thanks for listening!
01:53Thank you very much, everybody.
01:53Thank you!
