Martha Yvonne Rodriguez Ramirez provides an autobiographical account of her education and career. She discusses attending primary and secondary school in Mexico City and facing stress from her father's high expectations. She enjoyed physical education classes. For nursing school, she did not receive support from her father but persevered despite failing a semester. Today, she works at a home for early childhood where she finds satisfaction in teaching with love and affection. She hopes to continue giving to children and teaching them that anything is possible despite age.
Martha Yvonne Rodriguez Ramirez provides an autobiographical account of her education and career. She discusses attending primary and secondary school in Mexico City and facing stress from her father's high expectations. She enjoyed physical education classes. For nursing school, she did not receive support from her father but persevered despite failing a semester. Today, she works at a home for early childhood where she finds satisfaction in teaching with love and affection. She hopes to continue giving to children and teaching them that anything is possible despite age.
Martha Yvonne Rodriguez Ramirez provides an autobiographical account of her education and career. She discusses attending primary and secondary school in Mexico City and facing stress from her father's high expectations. She enjoyed physical education classes. For nursing school, she did not receive support from her father but persevered despite failing a semester. Today, she works at a home for early childhood where she finds satisfaction in teaching with love and affection. She hopes to continue giving to children and teaching them that anything is possible despite age.
My name is Martha Yvonne, primary and secondary school identified me as Martha
and from the moment I began studying Nursing, they identified me with the name Yvonne and so on to this day. Primary school for me was a lot of teaching but also a lot of stress since my dad checked our notebooks every week and put his signature on each page of the notebook and if I had a bad grade or a spelling mistake he made me repeat the leaves. The teachers I had for me were the best since I feel that we were my classmates and I was spoiled by them, because they had a lot of patience to teach us. The subject I liked the most was physical education because there we did gymnastics tables and I liked that a lot, I applied myself so much in rehearsals that I was always one of the first on the gymnastics table to lead the other classmates to follow me, I enjoyed it a lot that stage I went to secondary school, not with an excellent average, but it was Well, those three years were more stressful than primary school because my parents demanded much more of me, the school was far from my house, I had to take public transportation to get there, the teachers were more demanding. At this stage, they did not allow disrespect from classmates and that, I think, was very good for our education. I was born in Mexico City and I still live here, only in the south of the city. When I decided to study Nursing, it wasn't very difficult for me since my aunts were secretaries and even though sometimes they took me to accompany them to their jobs, that career never caught my attention, I thought about helping the women. people in some way and that was when I decided to study Nursing and to this day I do not regret being one, the difficulty I had in doing it was that I did not have the support of my father only my mother and very little because she told me that If I wanted to study I had to help him with his work things so that he could pay for my school things, I failed a semester and thought about stopping studying but I think that made me stronger because I didn't give up until I finished my degree and even So I feel like my parents never believed in me. Today I work in a social assistance home for early childhood and it is such a great satisfaction to be there that I am always giving my all to teach those little ones that there are people who know how to give a lot of love and affection without asking for anything in return and that In the future they will remember with gratitude each of the colleagues who work there, it's just that my anxiety sometimes doesn't let me because wanting to do things perfectly, I don't realize that there may be errors which can be solved. I would like to continue giving and teaching my children that everything is possible despite age, that it is never too late to do it.