Below is the article of Mr. James Soriano dated August 24, 2011. Read and give your comment. thanks :)
http://mb.com.ph/articles/331851/language-learning-identity-privilege
Honesty,I like attending my hospital duty than being confined in our classroom and listen to our clinical instructor. I like it when I tend patients who are desperately in need of care, because the hospital's staff nurses cannot give a one on one care due to lack of personnel so, we students are there to fill them. It's like my heart is tickled by a feather when they utter a simple thank you to me, that only reflects how grateful they are with me (student nurse)being around, they are given much attention and care that they really need. It's so fulfilling knowing that at the end of the day I have done my job pretty well.
In the school where I graduated, we have the so called "CLINICAL CONFERENCE",it's like we are having comprehensive study about a certain disease from pathophysiology, ethiology, anatomy and so on, and we will present it front of the whole batch and bunch of clinical instructors. We spend sleepless nights researching, studying, making video presentations and many more, tiring but fun. These are the times where we go to our classmate's house and do the things that we have to accomplish and mixed it with laughters, foods and chats, and when the nerve rocking day of presentation comes, all of us only expects and aims for a positive result.