"A future educator with a love for learning and a heart for teacher"BY: MARINEL REGATO


Hello everyone,

I chose the Bachelor of Elementary Education program here at Eastern Visayas State University because I have always believed that teaching is one of the noblest professions. Since I was young, I have admired my teachers—not only for what they know, but for how they guide students to become better individuals. I was inspired by the patience, encouragement, and care they showed, preparing us for the future.

For me, taking BEED is not just about earning a degree; it is about preparing myself to make a positive difference in the lives of children. I want to help them discover their talents, reach their potential, and build strong values. I believe education is the key that opens many doors, and I want to be one of the people who give that key to the next generation.

I also chose Eastern Visayas State University because it is known for its quality education, skilled professors, and supportive environment for aspiring teachers like me. I am confident that EVSU will help me gain the knowledge, skills, and values I need to become a caring and effective educator.

In the future, I see myself standing in front of a classroom, guiding young learners, and inspiring them to dream big. Choosing BEED at EVSU is not just a choice for my future—it is a promise to serve others and help build a better society.

So today, I proudly say: I am Marienel Regato—a future educator, a dreamer, and soon, an inspiration to my students.

Thank you, and may we all continue to chase our dreams with dedication and passion.

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