I got to school quite early this morning. After the flag ceremony, our principal told me and sir Nonoy that we attend by 8 am a DTI - sponsored computer training at Sibugay Tech. On the way, just on the road in Pangi, my front wheel got flat. Fortunately, I was quite near from a vulcanizing shop and had it fixed. We got to the venue past 8 am already but the opening program got started at 9:30 am.
The first resource speaker was Mr. Pepe Calixto. "Nose bleeding" was what he told us that the training would bring. He was real to his words because true enough, he presented "in passing" a lecture and then, gave us all the participants a literally "speed test". But however the training was handled, the best thing was I personally have learned a lot. (Well, for a beginner on dealing with the internal components of a computer!)
Chris Lim was the speaker this afternoon. He was reasonably slow. (It really had to be that. How nice of him!) It was by his presentation-demonstration on disassembling-reassembling the motherboard that the participants became so eager about getting familiar with the peripherals and other components in the motherboard.
My stay at the venue has been a pleasurable one. One thing, Angelo Roque (his auntie, Bella Chiong - Javier is the owner of the school) was one of the participants, so I am helped a lot. My former students in Pangi, were very accommodating too. Well, tomorrow will truly be busy. I will have a class at WMSU, and will have to be at the same time attend to the training. Come what may!
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