typing this down before i forget :)

just finished cluster supervision and farewell lunch for our previous cluster supervisor Na Chuan.
the past few cluster supervisions have left me pensive, touched and recharged.
today's one was of no exception. today was the first time we have a session with our new supervisor, and the last time we have lunch with our old.
Cluster supervision had always been relatively enjoyable with Na Chuan around, because she's real, and she does her best to make the session a therapeutic one. Really appreciated that actually. And in the last 2 sessions, she actually shared experiences from her personal life (because we were discussing about self care).
I remember the mention about right priorities.
And now she's no longer gonna do supervision, but will be writing on papers instead, as well as to craft out more of what the allied educator scheme is about (i.e. our career progression and all).
In a way, they fight for us. and knowing this helps to motivate me in my job a little further.
someone's fighting for us, how then can we give up? or lose hope? :)