ZLV Freedom Wall

#ZLVFreedomWall2456 “Nisulod sa ASB nga walay I.D ug nameplate” I.D ug nameplate mamsir?

#ZLVFreedomWall2455 Steady lang

#ZLVFreedomWall2454 KAMO TANAN NAAY SAYOP First and foremost, the first year–intentional or not–made a misogynistic statement and yes, I agree that, that behavior should be called out and corrected. As many entries mentioned, PT is not and should not JUST be about gym, sports and men; Physical Therapy is more than that and most importantly, it is a course for everyone. It does not mean that the course is more physically strenuous that women are less capable than men. Both sex are equally capable. Secondly, though I understand how frustrating it is to be belittled bc of one’s sex, especially in this day and age, it does not justify the way some of the faculty handled the situation, considering they are professionals. Their actions constitute a breach of professional decorum by social media. As professionals and as the people who are supposed to be the “students' role model” there are multiple other ways to handle situations like these, other than stooping oneself to the level of first years and mirroring the immaturity being criticized. Graduate naman unta mo ana haha. I also overheard about the issue with the 3rd yrs where it was handled in a similar manner and at first I thought it was exaggerated but this says otherwise. Please, this whole thing is bagay man unta for highschool vs highschool dili college students vs faculty. While on the topic of unprofessionalism, It is also disheartening to observe the very halata na favoritism. It fosters an environment that pressures some students to resort to ingratiating behavior as opposing them increases your chances of failing. To add, if naay sala ang one person, the whole batch gets affected and for what? I hope this serves as an eye opener. We’re all living for the first time but that’s no excuse for immaturity. Don’t embarrass yourself with it. P.S. This post does not discredit your ability to teach; rather, it is intended to address concerns regarding unprofessional conduct.

#ZLVFreedomWall2453 Hoi gaizka ganeha raka sig fb bai

#ZLVFreedomWall2452 Guys enough na with all the away plz, lets all just dgaf and let karma do its job hahahhaahahhaha basig ma delete nasad atong freedom wall ani

#ZLVFreedomWall2451 Mga PT ba sigeg away2. Pang deodorant sa kuno mo mga aslom baya kaayo mo kada agi namo sa inyo building nya di pa jud kamao manglimpyo after mag hugaw2 sa gawas

#ZLVFreedomWall2450 yall what does it take to get a high grade sa pathfit class ni maam b? i was so sad last sem since hapit na ta ko ma dl pero my pathfit was unbelievably low despite being present in every class. i also cant say my execution of exercises were good but i cant help it since im not physically fit and active.

#ZLVFreedomWall2449 message to the 1st year pt students don’t bring the faculties names into anything especially when it comes to professionalism because they care for you guys a lot and yes one person fucked up meaning na it will also reflect on your guy’s batch and you js gotta take it bc when the faculties think about your batch from now on they will think about this incident and that is something that will stay for a long time. goodluck sa empro, gross ana, neuro, ptc, (if maka abot mo 😂😂😂😂😂)

#ZLVFreedomWall2448 #ZLVFreedomWall2427 If someone chooses to voice a harmful opinion anonymously, they don’t get to choose how they are responded to. By hiding behind a screen to make misogynistic remarks, they’ve already abandoned the professional standard you’re advocating for. The medical field is a high-stakes, non-forgiving environment because patient safety and team cooperation depend on mutual respect. A student displaying these traits now is a liability later. Being called out publicly is a mild consequence compared to the possible career ending events that follows these actions in a clinical setting. The 'social media drama' you see is students and alumni standing up for their mentors who work tirelessly to educate students despite being target by sexist disrespect. The community has every right to defend them. It's not toxic to protect the culture of the college from being degraded by those who think that they can just insult the faculty with a closed minded mentality. Accountability is a form of correction. They should not be cast out but at least they should be acknowledged the harm that they have caused. If it truly is the same person that made the original post that is still responding to the messages being defensive, then maybe it should be on them to be professional and take in the criticism while he has a chance to be corrected. They have a chance to grow, but that can't happen if we prioritize the delivery of the discourse over the actual lesson that needs to be learned.

#ZLVFreedomWall2447 admin ayaw sa katug pls controversial na kaayo ang drama diri