Category: Educator’s Corner

UPHOLD DISCIPLINE WITH UNWAVERING COMMITMENT

Freda S. Berting In today’s schools, many teachers are afraid to discipline students. They worry about upsetting parents and students who may not like being disciplined. This fear can make it hard for teachers to maintain order in the classroom. Some teachers avoid disciplining students altogether because of this fear. This reluctance to enforce discipline […]

SOCIAL MEDIA CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR EDUCATORS

Maritis T. Belino Social media has become an integral part of our daily lives in recent years, influencing how we communicate, share information, and even teach. Platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook have provided educators with powerful tools to engage with students and the wider community. However, as the boundaries between personal and professional life […]

TSES WRITERS, QUALIFIES FOR DIVISION SCHOOLS PRESS CONFERENCE

Cherry Lou A. Cocoy After more than a decade of not participating, Six TSES Writers were qualified for the Division Schools Press Conference after notching spots in the District Schools Press Conference held at Camp 6 ES last March 8. The district elimination complies SDO Memo No.70, s. 2024 stating that only the Top 3 […]

GAMIFYING SCIENCE LEARNING

Johnny P. Buasen Gamifying science instruction is a revolutionary idea that is gaining traction in science classrooms amid the changing landscape of modern education. These days, scientific teachers are curious to investigate the novel strategy of introducing gaming components into science classes, which can transform conventional teaching techniques and spark students’ imaginations. Gamification is a […]

FROM CLASSROOM TO CAREER

Bing A. Buasen A significant change in education is taking place in the beautiful city of Baguio City, particularly in the area of Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE). Dealing with the transforming journey from classroom to career is fascinating because it throws light on how technology is changing our beloved city’s educational scene. Renowned for […]

LUBAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FERVENTLY IMPLEMENTS “CATCH-UP FRIDAY”

Charlie B. Cadap In concurrence with the DepEd Memo No. 001, s. 2024 titled Implementation of Catch-Up Fridays, Lubas Elementary School is committed and responsive to the said memo. According to DepEd, all Fridays throughout the school year shall be designated as Catch-Up Fridays, with a focus on operationalizing the National Reading Program (NRP) during […]

LUBAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RECALIBRATES TEACHERS THROUGH SCHOOL-BASED INSET

Charlie B. Cadap The Department of Education released DepEd Order No. 022, s. 2023 titled, Implementing Guidelines on the School Calendar and Activities for the School Year 2023-2024, the five-day break for the current school year was scheduled on January 24-26 and on January 29-30. Moreover, DepEd stated that mid-year break will be utilized for […]

EFFECTIVE SCIENCE TEACHING IN ALTERNATIVE DELIVERY MODES

Johnny P. Buasen The implementation of alternate delivery modes has become critical for the continuity of learning in the continually changing educational landscape. A distinct set of issues has arisen as a result of this paradigm shift, especially in the area of science education. Teachers are adopting creative and successful teaching techniques designed for other […]

EMPOWERING EDUCATORS: A RECAP OF THE JUST CONCLUDED INSET ON CATCH-UP FRIDAYS

Elializa T. Galisen In the ever-evolving landscape of education, continuous professional development is crucial for educators to stay abreast of the latest pedagogical approaches, technological advancements, and educational trends. Recently, teachers of Balili Elem. School La Trinidad, Benguet had their IN SERVICE Training Workshop on CATCH-UP PROGRAM FOR NUMERACY AND LITERACY last January 24 – […]

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