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Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Monday, October 4, 2010
Saint Louis University Centennial Celebration
Saint Louis University is celebrating 100 years of excellent missionary education come 2011.
Be part of this historic celebration that will commence on December 2010 and lasting upto December 2011.
Everybody is invited to join this activity.
So what are you waiting for? Visit now the website of SLU, http://www.slu.edu.ph, to know more about the SLU Centennial Celebration and the calendar of activities of upcoming events that will take place.
Be part of this historic celebration that will commence on December 2010 and lasting upto December 2011.
Everybody is invited to join this activity.
So what are you waiting for? Visit now the website of SLU, http://www.slu.edu.ph, to know more about the SLU Centennial Celebration and the calendar of activities of upcoming events that will take place.
How I Use Facebook
Who does not have any facebook account? Almost everybody have it. Researches show that more than 400 million users use this social networking group. But how do you use this social networking group account? For me, I use it responsibly. Because in this group, you can almost do anything such as upload and tag a picture or video, chat and mail your friends. So once you posted something, everybody will see it unless there is a privacy. When you posted something especially if it something bad, it may lead to emotional problems to the one who is/are affected to it. I also use it courteously. Because when you mail something that is bad or made a page against someone, you may hurt his or her feelings. So we should use this not just for fun and fame but also courteously and responsibly! :)
Monday, September 20, 2010
12 year education program
In a recent press release by the DepEd through the Philippine Information Agency, DepEd Secretary Armin Luistro reiterates that he is behind P-noy to upgrade the country's basic education. "I am not having second thoughts and the President has my full support in this education reform agenda," said Luistro.
During his first State of the Nation (SONA) speech, President Aquino revealed plans to expand the Philippine basic education cycle from seven years to the global standard of 12 years.
The proposal has met stiff opposition from a militant teacher's group, however. The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) believes that the "K plus 12 program" is anti-poor.
France Castro, secretary-general of the ACT, points out that "parents of poor students cannot afford the costs it will entail and it will prolong their agony how to survive schooling for their children in a situation where their basic income is not enough for their basic needs."
Ate M. echoed what the ACT said. She says it's already a challenge for her to have one child in school. Her other children have been forced to drop out because of the high cost of education.
"I really hope that the government doesn't push through with it (K-12). It's hard enough to find ways to make ends meet. Sending your children to public schools doesn't necessarily mean that you don't pay for anything. You have to spend for school projects and other miscellaneous fees. You have to give your children their allowance too. If this pushes through, I'll just take my child out of school," she concludes.
The details of "K plus 12 program" will be made public by the DepEd on October 5 2010, coinciding with the World Teachers Day.
During his first State of the Nation (SONA) speech, President Aquino revealed plans to expand the Philippine basic education cycle from seven years to the global standard of 12 years.
The proposal has met stiff opposition from a militant teacher's group, however. The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) believes that the "K plus 12 program" is anti-poor.
France Castro, secretary-general of the ACT, points out that "parents of poor students cannot afford the costs it will entail and it will prolong their agony how to survive schooling for their children in a situation where their basic income is not enough for their basic needs."
Ate M. echoed what the ACT said. She says it's already a challenge for her to have one child in school. Her other children have been forced to drop out because of the high cost of education.
"I really hope that the government doesn't push through with it (K-12). It's hard enough to find ways to make ends meet. Sending your children to public schools doesn't necessarily mean that you don't pay for anything. You have to spend for school projects and other miscellaneous fees. You have to give your children their allowance too. If this pushes through, I'll just take my child out of school," she concludes.
The details of "K plus 12 program" will be made public by the DepEd on October 5 2010, coinciding with the World Teachers Day.
about me:)
Hello world! My name is Alvhan John G. Calub. I am currently studying here at Saint Louis University Laboratory High School Baguio City as a junior or third year student. I live and was born here in Baguio City. My parents are Alvaro Calub and Judy Calub. And My birthdate is March 28, 1996.
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