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What are your perceptions and attitudes of Potential Achievers towards your learning abilities as a
potential achiever?
-I see myself as a slow learner because I struggle to keep up with my peers and [Link] math, I
find it difficult to compete with honor students like our president. I also struggle to keep up with
questions on the board and even in English, research, and group activities. I find it hard to interact with
my group mates when there are activities.
[Link] you recall the moment you felt a sense of accomplishment or pride in your learning?
-During quizzes, sometimes I can't answer some questions, while other times I can. Actually, just now we
had a summative test, and I was satisfied because the questions were based on what I reviewed. When
it comes to exams, sometimes I'm satisfied with my scores, but sometimes I'm not.
[Link] you ever felt uncertain or insecure about your learning abilities?
-Yes, sometimes I question myself, wondering if I'm not good enough. I ask myself if I haven't given
enough, if I haven't put in all my effort, and yet I still don't achieve what I want. I feel insecure, especially
during the quarterly honors ceremony. When they call out the names of the honorees and hand out
certificates, I know I'm not included. It hurts because I've given everything, all my effort, sacrifices, even
tears, but it still wasn't enough. Even though I reviewed all our lessons, it wasn't enough. So sometimes I
feel insecure, but at the same time, I'm happy for them because they achieved what they wanted.
[Link] a potential achiever, what challenges do you usually face in learning?
-Actually, there are a lot of things, but I think family problems are a big factor. Sometimes, my problems
at home reflect in school. I can't focus on my academics because I'm preoccupied with solving my
problems at home and figuring out how to overcome everything. There are so many challenges that
come my way, and sometimes I can't achieve what I need to in school because I'm more focused on
myself and the problems at home. Then there are also a lot of challenges at school, like my peers
bullying me about being a slow learner.
[Link] are the coping strategies that best support potential achievers like you?
-With my friends, I often rant about my problems. By ranting to them, I find solutions to those problems.
It motivates me, and it makes me feel lighter. One time, we had a spiritual recollection, and attending it
made me feel lighter too. We talked about our feelings for each other, our problems with our peers,
classmates, and friends, whether classmates or not. We shared our thoughts about ourselves and our
problems. During that spiritual recollection, I learned a lot and felt motivated because I was able to rant
about all my problems. In a way, even if it was small, it helped me. It gave me the strength to regain my
potential as an achiever.
[Link] on your experiences, what advices would you give to other potential achievers like you?
-Never give up because no matter what problems come your way in life, don't give up if you truly desire
to be an achiever. Face your challenges even when things get tough. No matter what problem you
encounter, you can solve it as long as you are determined to be an achiever. I know it's not easy to be an
achiever, but if you are truly dedicated to your studies and you really want to achieve your dreams, you
can do everything. Don't take to heart what others say. Use those words as inspiration to motivate you
and to help you focus on your studies. Use those words as inspiration, don't let them tear you down. If
you take them to heart, you won't be able to focus on your academics and you'll find it hard to cope
with your peers because it will affect you, including your emotional trauma.
[Link] are your thoughts about how people see you as a potential achiever?
-It's like they're emphasizing that we can't keep up with them.
Shaira 1
Shaira 2
[Link] are your perceptions and attitudes of Potential Achievers towards your learning abilities as a
potential achiever?
-When you get your act together, you'll see how to persevere.
[Link] you recall the moment you felt a sense of accomplishment or pride in your learning?
-Yes, always. Because I like my subjects. Sometimes they're hard, sometimes they're easy, but you can
do it if you learn.
[Link] are the coping strategies that best support potential achievers like you?
-Study and learn it. Listen carefully to your teachers.
[Link] on your experiences, what advices would you give to other potential achievers like you?
-Study properly, learn it properly, and listen to your teachers.
Gortayo
[Link], there's nothing else like English, sometimes I feel like my grammar is wrong, and sometimes my
spelling is wrong, which makes me doubt my abilities., those are the only things that make me feel
insecure
[Link] when there is a teacher or someone giving you homework, listen carefully, if someone asks you to
write a letter, really write so that when there is a quiz, you have an answer
Navarro
hard to be a slow learner, because you can’t quickly understand the things that taught in our school.
I doubt myself because I'm a slow learner and I feel like I'll never be able to catch up or understand
things as quickly as others.
— sometimes i’m satisfied with my high scores, but sometimes i’m disappointed when I get a low scores,
because i know that my grades are getting low.
— i have a insecurities about math, because i’m a slow learner in mathematics. because i really don't
know how to solve math.
— in solving.
— read notes and books.
— you really need to study well to be able to take up of other people.
— all i can say is that you shouldn't look down on others, we should encourage them to study more.
Gabato
Have you ever felt uncertain or insecurities about your learning abilities?
:Yes, there was a time when I felt insecure because I thought I was being stubborn about things I didn't
understand. I felt insecure because others seemed to know things that I didn't
As a potential achiever, what challenge do you usually face in learning?
:Like I'm struggling to understand
What are the coping strategies that best support potential achiever like you?
:like study like that that's all
Base on your experience, what advice would you give to other potential achiever like you?
:They're like, you know, slow learners, so you need to study hard to learn the things you don't know
What are your thoughts about how people saw you as a potential achiever?
:What can I say to them? Like, they don't care that I'm a slow learner, they just tell me to leave it alone,
that's all
Desales
*what are your perceptions and attitudes toward your own learning abilities as a potential achiever?
ENGLISH: Uh, every day, I don't know... I'm just trying to get by, I guess... as a normal student, I can
handle reading and participating, but at first, it was tough... I struggled to focus and stay motivated
because I question my ability to learn and understand new things, and I often feel like I'm not good
enough..
*can you recall a moment when you felt a sense of accomplishment or pride in your learning?
ENGLISH: Ahh... I'm satisfied because some topics are... relatable to me... They're relevant to my
personal life and I can apply them, and... although there are negative aspects, they're not that important
to me, but... like others, some things hurt, but others bring joy too.
*as a potential achiever,what challenges do you actually face in learning?
*Can you recall a moment of a specific learning task that you struggle with?
ENGLISH: There are times when I struggle because... I don't understand a subject, because I haven't
been able to study properly... I'm late because when I arrive in class, I'm not able to learn properly,
because it's hard for me to understand things.
*what are the coping strategies that best support potential achievers like you?
*what motivates you the most in learning?
ENGLISH:
"I'm more motivated because of the sacrifices of my parents, and the sacrifices I'm making in my life,
and I'm also motivated by the support given by my family."
*Based on your experiences,what advices would you give to other potential achievers like you?
"All I can advise is to do your best, if you want to achieve your goals, and don't let yourself give up, just
don't lose hope, because there will come a day when you'll achieve it, nothing is impossible."
What are your thoughts about how people see you as a potential achiever?
ENGLISH:I'm telling those with a negative mindset that nothing is impossible if you want something, and
there's a way to achieve what you want. If you want to be an academic achiever, there are many ways,
and be true to yourself, and trust yourself. Don't put yourself down, boost your confidence, and trust
yourself. As long as you can, go for what you want."
Garnica
What are your perception and attitude towards your own learning abilities as a potential achiever?
→How do I view myself?? When I just understand the lessons.
Can you recall a moment when you felt a sense of accomplishment or pride about your learning?
When I achieved my goal of getting an honor.
Have you ever felt uncertain or insecure about your learning?
Yes, I feel insecure about others because they are so fast when I finish another lesson, I can't.
As a potential achiever, what challenge do you usually face in learning?
Being a slow learner, there is one lesson that I don't understand. It seems like it's hard to understand.
What are the coping strategies that best support potential achievers like you?
our family members get the help and support they need to do well in school, because some of us, like
me, need a little extra help to learn and succeed.
Cuenca
What is your perception and attitude towards your own learning abilities as a potential achiever?
:Like when I persevered in my studies even though I struggled with my lessons because I faced many
struggles, not only academically but also with family problems.
Can you recall a moment when you felt a sense accomplishment or pride in your learning?
:That time I was satisfied when I found out I had a 93 average because I thought I could only get a 92,
but I couldn't get past 92.
I'm satisfied like in acads
Have you ever felt uncertain or insecurities about your learning abilities?
:Yes, because I saw that I worked hard in my studies but what I see in others is that they are not doing
the same things as me but their scores or grades are higher than mine
As a potential achiever, what challenge do you usually face in learning?
:It seems like in other lessons, especially math, I can't keep up well, but I can do it at the same time, but
not as fast.
What are the coping strategies that best support potential achiever like you?
:I can be motivated like my parents who always support me always guide me and tell me what I should
do and the sacrifices they made
Base on your experience, what advice would you give to other potential achiever like you?
:I can only advise others is that no matter how difficult the problem or struggle they face, they should
always be strong because every trial has a reason and it's about him and God that makes you stronger
for the next day or become stronger.
What are your thoughts about how people saw you as a potential achiever?
:So what I really want is for them to not think negative thoughts because they will only bring themselves
down if they think negative thoughts. Always think positive because that will motivate you.
Kaycie 1
I look forward to becoming a potential achiever because I believe I possess the courage, understanding,
and capability to become a successful individual in terms of learning.
When I saw my name on the honor list for the very first time, a feat no one thought I was capable of,
proving them wrong that I could indeed be a successful individual.
Being a slow learner means struggling to understand concepts, even when explained in simple terms,
particularly in math, due to my limited short-term memory.
My parents are my greatest motivation, as they consistently stand by me through every challenge, never
ignoring me. Additionally, my friends are a constant source of support, helping me through difficult
times with our lessons, and always being there to lend a hand.
Just go for it, no matter how difficult it may seem, because the problems we face can serve as
motivation, and from them, we can gain valuable lessons and growth.
Don't judge someone who is a slow learner, for they have the potential to develop their abilities, and
one day they may even surpass you in intelligence and understanding.
Kaycie 2
Honestly, I used to feel frustrated and disappointed with myself because I couldn't understand things as
quickly as others.
When I finally understand something I've been struggling with for a long time. When I finally solved a
math problem that I'd been stuck on for weeks
When others finish assignments quickly and I'm still struggling to understand the instructions.
Forgetting things easily, struggling to keep up with fast-paced lessons, and needing more time to
understand complex concepts.
My supportive family and friends, and the feeling of accomplishment
asking for help when needed
Don't give up! Be patient and always remember that being slow doesn't mean you're not smart.
Sometimes I feel like others think I'm not trying hard enough or that I'm not as capable. But I wish they
could see how hard I'm actually trying.