INSTITUT PENDIDIKAN GURU KAMPUS RAJANG
96509 BINTANGOR, SARAWAK
KERJA KURSUS
Nama Pelajar : FLORANCE PINNY ANAK SIGAI
Angka Giliran : 2017031340040
No. K/P : 980727 - 13 - 5982
Kumpulan : PISMP BAHASA IBAN AMBILAN JUN 2017
Kod Kursus : PSKK3013
Nama Kursus : PUBLIC SPEAKING
Nama Pensyarah : LAILY BINTI YAHYA
Tarikh Hantar : 1 MARCH2021
Tandatangan Pemeriksa :
Nama Pemeriksa :
Tarikh :
MOTHER
Hello, everyone today the topic of my speech is Mother. What comes to your mind
when you listen to the word affection, kindness, love, care? Let me guess that your
answer will be Mother. Words will be less to praise this beautiful creature by God.
Starting from the pregnancy to the delivery, from your childhood to make you an adult
all is done by mother. This word is all associated with emotions and feelings. She
cannot see her child in pain and always face difficulties and problems to keep their
children happy and safe.
Mother is my safe-house. She keeps me protected under wings like a bird. The
most lovable person on this planet is known as Mother. She is the most adorable
human. No one can ever match the love of a mother for her child. She gave a lot of
sacrifices to raise her children.
Just imagine the pain through which she went through while carrying her child in
the womb. She is really a substitute for God on this planet. This love has no rules
and boundaries. In our life period, we came across many different relations and
they all have different values. But the relationship of a mother is a pure love. Nothing
can beat that. My mother will never leave me under any circumstance. She always
takes care of me no matter what are the circumstances.
My mother is my first best friend. She understands everything I say and also
what are not able to say. Her shoulder is always there in times when I feel low. She
laughs with me, plays with me, goes out with me and enjoys with me. My mother
never judges me. She shares her life experiences with me which makes me strong. I
can talk about everything to her.
She always guides me through difficult times. When I knew no one in this world,
she was the one I felt bonded with. In fact, she is also my first teacher in addition to
being a friend. She has always guided me on the right path and promises to do so till
the very end.
The first mentor I ever got in my life was my mother. After all, she is the one who
taught me everything that I can do today. She has helped me know the difference
between right and wrong. I know that she will always be there for me. It is what gives
me the strength to go in in this world. No matter how many mistakes I commit, I know
my mother will always love me irrespective of that.
Thus, you see that my mother means everything to me. She is my friend, my
teacher, my inspiration and also my strength. Even though she is one person, she
plays the role of so many people in my life. Words will never do justice to what I feel
for her, and I hope to become like her one day.
After having said about the mother, I would like to conclude by saying that words
always fall short when you talk about the sacrifice and love of a mother. She is the
most adorable and lovable person in this world. Her prayers and good wishes are
always there with her children.
So ladies and gentleman don’t ever compromise on what your mother needs and
thinks. Always prioritise your time for them. We should also see the fact that from our
childhood we are dependent on mothers. So please respect and love your mothers at
every cost. No matter what the circumstances are, always give them your time.
Last but not least, we should always love and respect our mother and her
thoughts. It is our duty to take care of our parents when they get old as they did in
our childhood. I request all of you to love and respect your parents unconditionally.
Today, I would like to take the opportunity to thank my mother, Madam Angelina
Paun and being grateful to her and for having me in her life. I love you very much
mom. Sincerely from your sweetie child, Florance Pinny.
Thank you.
References
Anderson, Deborah J, Melissa Binder, and Kate Frause. “The Motherhood Penalty”
The American Economic Review. 92.2 (2002). 354‐358.
Bowlby, J. (1958). The nature of the child’s tie to his mother. International Journal of
Psycho-Analysis., 39, 350–373.
