Meet our Mobile Learning Champ, Gabrielle Estoesta, Bachelor of Secondary Education student. Superpower: I am efficient and resourceful in doing my task; that’s why I can manage my time better and be more productive. The opening of classes is indeed overwhelming for other students, but Gabrielle still manages her time better to be more efficient …
Have you ever wondered if the path you have chosen is right for you? Some of us would say yes, and some would say no. Despite being hesitant, we still pursue it until we realize that we want something different, and often it is our school that helped us realize it. The National Teachers College …
The school year 2020 – 2021 and 2021 – 2022 is the hardest for students, especially that they feel invalidated and overwhelm by the transition of education from traditional to remote learning. However, there still exists a digital divide in literacy. Students still have limited access to books, technology, and the internet despite the inclusivity …
Meet our Mobile Learning Champ, Mark Anthony Adlaon, Bachelor of Secondary Education major in Social Studies Student. Superpower: I am efficient in accomplishing my unending pile of works. Having lots of responsibility as a student, student assistant, and assistant secretary of SSAC is not a problem with Mark Anthony. He always makes sure that he …
Happy National Heroes Day! As the world faces an unseen foe, new heroes arise. Our new heroes fight not only their own battles, but they fight for each of us. Some new heroes transform our education through innovation, while others combat this adversary that we call Covid. Whether you are an educator, doctor, all front …
Sydney J. Harris quoted that the whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows in which Mary Anne Waldrop Panes, a senior high school teacher and A Project Lawin Scholar, learned. She opens herself to the world and finds what she possesses. Before Mary Anne became a senior high teacher, she was part …
Are you still weighing your options on where to enroll your children this year amid the pandemic? Parents and students are looking for a school that is not only affordable but also quality in education. Besides, parents also look for a school that provides growth and opportunities for their children to achieve more in life. …
Meet our Mobile Learning Hero, Jennifer P. Consing, School of Teacher Education Faculty Superpowers: She can transform amidst changes to be resilient, agile, and adaptive. She is also optimistic and focused despite many challenges. Ms. Consing’s mantra to why she is still and will be a teacher is from a quote of Jean Grey, “We …
Our youth has the power to create change as long as we allow them to have their voice because they hold the key to the future of prosperity and peace. Our youth is also the nation’s development partner. Thus, we should give them chances to speak and be heard because they have new idealism, enthusiasm, …
In 2020, the Coronavirus outbreak shook the world, and the government advised everyone to stay home. The community quarantines greatly affected the work and education sector. Schools closed, and students stayed home, coping with the new learning modality as they continued their studies. A year in the pandemic and a new school year, students still …
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