A baby-faced teacher from Bulacan caught the attention of many netizens
Ian Francis Manga, who is known as the baby-faced teacher from San Jose del Monte, Bulacan went viral for his unique story.
Teaching is one of the noble profession, as many people say. Ian did not just capture the attention of many people because of his noble act of teaching young children but also because of his appearance. At first glance, he may be mistaken as one of the students because of his baby face. By just looking at his face, one could say that he is just an elementary student.
However, Ian is a licensed teacher and he passed the board examination when he was 22 years old. Currently, he is teaching Mater El-Roi School Incorporated for kindergarten and grade three students. Though he is fond of playing with his students, Ian becomes serious when it is time for him to teach them. He needs to be serious when teaching in order for his students to take him seriously despite his baby face appearance.
So why does Ian look like he is still a kid? He said that his body is full of endorphins and that elated her mother. The young looking teacher said that when he was in elementary, he got sick for several times and he would just take simple fever medications. Because of that, there was a delay in his growth.
When he reached high school, he did not experience things that normal teenagers went through due to puberty. Ian also shared that it was a struggle for him to fit in a group while he was studying. He said that people would think that he was the son of one of his classmates of the younger brother. Nevertheless, that did not hinder him to pursue his studies and eventually be a teacher.
On the other hand, Ian said that he has not seek medical attention yet regarding his unique condition. His story caught the attention of many netizens. The video posted on the YouTube channel of GMA News and Public Affairs already reached more than 3 million views.
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