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Former Physics 'whiz kid' Mikaela Irene Fudolig is not resting on her laurels, and is willing to take on a new adventure to law school!
Earier, Fudolig earned a bachelor's degree in Physics from University of the Philippines in 2007. She graduated Summa Cum Laude, with a general weighted average of 1.099 (the highest in her batch).
She was only 11 when she started attending college as a part of the developmental program for gifted children like she was.
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After graduating, Fudolig became a faculty member of the Institute of Physics and earned her Master's degree in 2013, then doctoral degree in 2014 in UP. She was also a Fulbright scholar for doctoral enrichment in Economics at the University of California.
"Quite the contrary! Teachers are the conduits of knowledge that enrich young minds. Teachers mold these minds, equipping them with the skills to discover knowledge on their own. And because teachers are the ones whom the students see and emulate, they must set a good example for the students – an example of diligence, perseverance, and thirst for knowledge and progress."
Image via Mikki Fudolig's Blog
"My grandmother and my mother were both teachers, and I became one too. In my whole life, I had never thought of any other career but teaching, because I admired how my mother, my first teacher, shared so much knowledge, to the point that, in my younger years, I thought my mother was omniscient. At a young age, I said to myself, "Teaching is a noble profession." And I thought that everybody, or at least everybody who went to school, felt the same way." – Mikaela Fudolig
Here's a link to Mikaela's blog to read her awesome speech/essays.
