Education


All-star free concert launches Mabuting Pilipino

November 20, 2009
More than a dozen bands will rock the night away to clamor for change that our society needs as they launch the Mabuting Pilipino on Friday, Nov. 20, 4 p.m. onwards, at the Megatent, Meralco ave,. Ortigas, Pasig.

TESDA holds graduates’ hand from skills training to job hunting

November 20, 2009
All of us – rich and poor, young and old, skilled and untrained – have many options in life. We just have to be reminded that these options are ours for the taking.

Any future for historical cities?

November 20, 2009
Experts from here and abroad debate the relevance of centuries-old structures to the development of a relentlessly modern Filipino society.

Elements of a learner’s preferences

November 19, 2009
There are students who want to work independently or alone. They feel distracted when working with others, their sense of focus and their thinking processes are inhibited.

Mastering the Art of the Alternative

November 19, 2009
One particular language-related skill is of paramount importance in developing superior speaking and writing proficiency as well as in critical and creative thinking.

DepEd cites gains in English teaching and learning

November 19, 2009
The Department of Education (DepEd) has noted gains in English proficiency of students in public schools even as the department continues to invest in teacher training to further improve student performance in English.

Give him a high five

November 18, 2009
‘You can compare how you play a game with how you live your life – there are challenges that you have to face and you could make a lot of bad decisions. I have seen sports as a way to keep children on the right path…’

Inspired by Hillary

November 18, 2009
A brighter future, yes, but a bright future?

Healing begins with you

November 18, 2009
My dad and I haven’t had the best relationship. But I guess unlike most letter senders who write you with daddy problems, it’s not my father who is at fault here. I’m the one who has been a pretty bad son during the time we spent living together.

Music piracy on campus

November 18, 2009
Some students think that just because it’s something that’s being downloaded, it’s not stealing.

The next big stars

November 18, 2009
They may not come from the Dream Academy, but they are definitely the next big stars!

All the right moves

November 18, 2009
This dude dances his heart away.

Learning has no timetable

November 17, 2009
According to statistics, there is a growing number of college students who fail to finish their schooling due to poverty, early employment, early marriage and other family circumstances.

When modern heroes gather

November 17, 2009
The question of whether art should just be for arts’ sake, or whether it should serve some higher social purpose, has always been debated over the course of history.

Trekking the creative learning path

November 15, 2009
How “progressive’’ is a progressive school?

Life as a deaf

November 15, 2009
My life started in Brunei where, in the early 80’s, my parents worked, my mother as a nurse and my father as an architect.

How RP’s TV programs fared at Tokyo tilt

November 14, 2009
A number of tenets were reinforced during the recent Japan Prize held under the auspices of NHK broadcasting.

Youth takes the lead in ‘yellow’ affairs

November 14, 2009
Several months away until the onset of the official campaign period, the scuffle for political primacy amongst our presidential candidates is instantly recognizable.

Katrina calls the shots

November 14, 2009
When typhoon Ondoy struck more than a month ago, it did not take Katrina Castañer Ponce Enrile more than 48 hours to mobilize an army of volunteers who would help cook hot meals, repack clothes, and distribute goods to the areas in Metro Manila devastated by the flood.

Hillary meets the students

November 14, 2009
In her visit this past week to the Philippines, US Secretary of State Hillary R. Clinton saw to it that meeting the Filipino youth was part of her itinerary.