After making series of achievements – including bringing their school publication to the regional level, Allan-Jan Vega has officially left Tucalana Elementary School. In a long post published on the school’s redes sociales, Vega has shared his gratitude to the school which served as his second home and a place …
Read More »He Sold Vegetables in Streets, Now Have Successful International Career with 6 Professional Licenses
Years ago, you would see Chad Anthony B. Villela as a young industrious boy who sells vegetables along the streets of Pio del Pilar. Coming from humble beginnings, he began working at a young age to help his parents, and this has likewise served as an anchor to dream high. …
Read More »She sold snacks to classmates while studying, LET Top 2 provides food, school supplies to learners
KAPALONG, Davao del Norte – A Filipino educator, who placed 2nd in the Licensure Examination for Teachers, continuous to do acts of kindness through providing food, slippers, school supplies or clothing to young learners – among the reasons why Ma’am Benjelita Batao is a nationally-recognized teacher. As disclosed by Philippine …
Read More »These Truly Brilliant Filipino High School Students Invented a Software That Could Detect Heart Blockages
As the world welcomes innovations in the field of technology through renowned scientists and experts, our Filipino high school students invented a software that could detect heart blockages. This is a proof, that we have great human potentials capable of performing extraordinary innovations and inventions. Heart-related illnesses are prevalent among …
Read More »DepEd revolutionizes Philippine Education through AI
The Department of Education (DepEd) has launched the Education Center for AI Research (E-CAIR),. This is an initiative designed to drive innovation in Philippine education through AI-powered solutions aligned with its 5-Point Reform Agenda, indeed – DepEd revolutionizes Philippine Education through AI or artificial intelligence. Building on the groundwork laid …
Read More »DepEd reveals remarkable, stronger safety measures for heat dengue and volcano eruption
As temperatures soar across the country, The Department of Education thru Secretary Sonny Angara reveals remarkable, stronger safety measures for heat dengue and volcano eruption. The DepEd Secretary has ordered immediate measures to protect learners and teachers from the sweltering heat, the lingering effects of Mt. Kanlaon’s activities, and a …
Read More »This is the DepEd Cheat-Sheet to Ensure Learning Continuity While Learning Remains Uninterrupted During Calamities
The Department of Education (DepEd) has released guidelines to address the aftermath of typhoons, emphasizing the safety and welfare of teachers and students while maintaining uninterrupted learning. How will they accomplish it? Read this article because this is the DepEd cheat-sheet to ensure learning continuity while learning remains uninterrupted during …
Read More »Youth Today are Drowning in Entitlements Yet Unable to Swim Due to Rights – HS Teacher Compares Children Before vs. Present
A public school teacher has said that youth today are drowning in entitlements yet unable to swim due to rights. Netizens, meanwhile, shared their reactions. A high school teacher from Rizal shared his thoughts on the “rights” of today’s youth, whom he describes as “drowning” in entitlements yet unable to …
Read More »If You Are Complaining About School Haircut Policies, Think Again. Real World Job Regulations Are Harshier
It is not uncommon to hear students having qualms over having to go to a barber and have their hair cut because the school will otherwise do the “operation kultap” or other punishments. Well, if you are complaining about school haircut policies, you’d better comply. That’s because these policies serve …
Read More »Teacher Wants to Have High Standards in Giving Grades But Students Today Say: “Grades Don’t Define You” – Edi wow na lang
The coming of the digital era has transformed has education works – much more with the development of AI. With this, an educator has noticed that students today struggle to answer identification questions or provide responses without the aid of multiple-choice options. Moreover, they seem to prioritize appearance and style …
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