Category: Educator’s Corner

WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION

Sarah Jean P. Abando Countries that are included in the first world countries like Australia can support the education system equally. However, for third world countries like the Philippines, poverty is the top reason why a child is not privileged to attend school. The Philippine educational system is composed of four stages called “K to […]

MUSINGS OF A SCHOOL PAPER ADVISER

By: Teresita D. Estocapio Journalism allows its readers to witness history; fiction gives its readers an opportunity to live it. John Hersey   As I am teaching the students to write their articles and to produce a school publication, I am also creating a history in their lives and in my life. However, producing a […]

EFFECTS OF LIVING SEPERATELY ON THE TEACHING PERFORMANCE OF TEACHERS

In the 2022 proposed budget promulgated by the Department of Budget and Management, education is included in the top 10 Departments that are prioritized by the government. It can’t be repudiated that it is one of the most essential necessities of a human being; education caters progress in an individual’s life and can provide financial […]

DEPED MEDICAL TEAM LEADS MEDICAL AND DENTAL EXAMINATIONS AMONG COACHES AND ATHLETES

Don Jose C. Tolentino Medical Doctors Mary Libeney “Nay Darna” Sito and Frances Claire Celino with Nurse Cynthia Cadawan doing thorough medical check up of athletes at Baguio Central School Covered Court area. BAGUIO CITY 4 DepEd medical doctors, 5 dentists, 16 nurses, and 5 dental aides have started their medical and dental examinations for […]

Challenges in Leading Secondary Schools

Leading the secondary schools has a unique leadership in some areas that differs from the elementary which may be influenced by the leadership level due the nature of the internal stakeholders which includes the faculty members, the non-teaching staff, the curriculum and the learners. On the part of the teaching staff they have their own […]

Hingyon National High School Educators

“Hingyon National High School Educators: Bouncing Back and Standing Firm Amidst the Trials and Tribulations of the Education in the New Normal.” Year 2020 did not start right for us. It was in January when Filipinos and the whole world grieved for the loss of a basketball icon, Kobe Bryant, followed by the devastating and […]

Coping Up With the Digital Natives

Short attention span, convenience, short cuts, independence, and name it, the list goes on. Generation Z also known as the New Silent Generation is shaping a new era of learning. As teachers belonging to the earlier generations, how are we adjusting to the learning styles of these so called digital natives? This generation grew up […]

POWER ON to Forbid COVID 19

Everyone dreams to have a fuller, meaningful and happy life. To lead a healthy life, a person must be fit and fine in all aspects: physically, mentally, emotionally, socially and spiritually. One bright Friday morning of March 6, 2020, Ms.Aprila Anne F. Lomboy, assigned nurse in Barangay Banengbeng, Sablan , Benguet, discussed on the basic […]

Pahalagahan Natin, Tagumpay na Dulot ng Edukasyon

Nais mo bang marating ang Tugatog ng Tagumpay? Paano at Kailan mo ito makakamtan? Ang ating buhay ay punong puno ng suliranin, pagsubok at ligaya ngunit di tayo dapat makalimot sa Dakilang Lumikha sa atin na nagdulot ng talino at lakas sa ating pag-aaral. Bagama’t tayo ay dukha lamang, pahalagahan natin ang edukasyon at ang […]

Positive Discipline approach for Children’s Success

As children grow, we must recognize that how they think and how they act also evolve, consistent with their development as children and adolescents. Children are not small adults. In school, their actions can easily be seen as misbehavior that requires disciplinary action. But discipline imposed by teachers and school administrators, for it to be […]

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