Category: Educator’s Corner
Priceless inheritance
November 4, 2017
No matter who we are, where we live, or what our goals may be, we all have one thing in common: a heritage. That is, a social, emotional and spiritual legacy passed on from parent to child. Every one of us receives a heritage, lives out a heritage, and gives a heritage to our family. […]
What is the status of inclusive education?
October 29, 2017
“There is no disabled learner, only teachers are” –this was the teaching-learning principle from one of our mentors that left an indelible mark in my heart and mind as an educator. Inclusive Education happens when children with and without disabilities participate and learn together in the same classes. Research shows that when a child with […]
What makes quality education
October 21, 2017
During the past decades, much has been done in the name of quality education. Quality Education is one of the key thrusts of the Department of Education today that elementary and secondary education was made free, compulsorily and available for all learners in all nations. Our department has a continuous improvement scheme that comes up […]
Monitoring and Evaluation – a possibility for quality outcome
October 14, 2017
Improving education is one of the key thrusts of the Department of Education today. At a minimum, our department is implementing progressive and possible process and equitable system to embrace quality education. Continuous improvement suggests Monitoring, Evaluation and Assessment (MEA) as one of the enhancement programs in our departments to produce quality outcomes. Monitoring and […]
Making teaching-learning experiences fun and meaningful
September 3, 2017
Education is a continuous process of learning. Within this continuous process is the uninterrupted or sustained interest of learners. Therefore, continuous learning would be possible if a learner has sustained interest. The learners are enjoying and find meaning in what they are learning. We consider this as authentic learning. In order to achieve authentic learning, […]
ALS: A life saver
August 20, 2017
Life is nurtured by our environment and a safe environment is the greatest gift we can give to our children. Alternative Learning System uses a tagline “A Life Saver” to promote the program. It is a true claim because it has helped a lot of out-of-school youths and out-of-school adults to improve their lives through […]
DepEd Baguio’s my school, my home program
August 13, 2017
The youth is the hope of the nation. This famous saying is true since the future of our country greatly depends upon the youth who will be the next leaders in our mother land. The most effective tool in preparing future great leaders is proper education. We all know that schools provide learning experiences to […]
Sound education speaks louder through action research
August 6, 2017
“The Chosen Ones”- This label was indeed a confidence booster and at the same time a challenge to the teacher researchers during the two-day enhancement training of Schools Division of Benguet on Action Research Implementation and Manuscript Writing held at Adivay Hall, Wangal La Trinidad on August 3-4, 2017. I was overwhelmed to hear these […]
Learning to read in between the lines
July 30, 2017
“If you can read this, thank your teacher.” Reading is a primary skill that we all use in everyday of our lives, from reading important notices, directions to understanding information. This makes the development of reading skills for learners necessary, not only for their academic success, but also for their daily living. Unfortunately, reality bites. […]
The need of attending PTA meetings
July 9, 2017
Some say that the best way to show our love to others is spending our time with them. This is a fact during Parents and Teachers’ Association meetings. Parents and teachers go hand in hand in ensuring the academic success of every child or pupil. If one neglects his or her responsibility, then the goal […]