There may be many accusations against public servants – people who work in public offices – who are often being complained of not offering a good service to the general public. It is because of the fact that there are those who did their job inefficiently and who face their clientele with less enthusiasm. Some continue reading : Public Service is Public Interest
A Reflection on Managing Change through School Heads Development Program
By: Sofronio D. Arizala Jr. Principal I Nursery High School I belonged to the last batch of School Heads of the School Heads Development Program (SHDP) and somehow from what I’ve heard from my fellow leaders who belonged to earlier batches, I felt apprehensive and detached since I continue reading : A Reflection on Managing Change through School Heads Development Program
School and Community Linkages
It is evident that schools and communities should work closely with each other to meet their mutual goals. The community and the school are two important social institutions. Both community and school have linkage as the school cannot be seen as an independent institution that is isolated from the society in which it is located. continue reading : School and Community Linkages
Perks of Being a Teacher
What’s the best thing about being a teacher? If you are like the majority out there, you probably answered summer vacation, holidays and bonuses. And this is a great perk of being a teacher, without a doubt. But aside from that, there is a greater thing about being a teacher. Teaching is indeed a noble continue reading : Perks of Being a Teacher
Patience is a virtue
There are several characteristics that all teachers must possess. Patience, passion, dedication, etc. If these characteristics are lacking, a teacher cannot be an effective educator. But above all, patience is the most important. I have read the book “The Elements of Teaching”. What I learned after reading is it simply offers one definition, describing patience continue reading : Patience is a virtue
Multi-teacher
When I was a kid, I used to think that it’s easy to be a teacher, that teaching was an easy job. For as long as you have the chalk, blackboard, lesson plan, class record and you can teach a lesson, presto you can be a teacher. But gone are those days when continue reading : Multi-teacher
How far are we in Solid Waste Management?
Solid Waste Management has been an issue for how many years in the Philippines. Are we aware of what is happening around us? Do we ever think that there is something happening wrong with our doings when it comes to environmental protection? We’re staying in school for how many years to be a good, responsible continue reading : How far are we in Solid Waste Management?
Grade 1 Teachers as Classroom Managers
It is safe to claim that the Grade 1 teacher is a classroom manager. A grade 1 teacher has an extra responsibility to start things off on the right foot. He/she should be a well-rounded in all task, full of enthusiasm, energetic, patient and ready in all the circumstances that may occur along classroom activities. continue reading : Grade 1 Teachers as Classroom Managers
Supervision
Supervision plays a vital role in the teaching learning process. Teachers should be happy with the presence of principals and supervisors in their respective classroom. They are not lion nor tiger that will tear your heart instead an angel that will guide you to the right track. Supervision is one of the key component continue reading : Supervision
Answers to Failures of Academic Institution
Results reflected in the data of National Achievement Test tell the continuing decline of literacy in the educational system of low performing schools. There are factors to be considered in the failure of Academic Institutions. There must be actions undertaken that should be instituted by the school personnel, parents and the government. The continue reading : Answers to Failures of Academic Institution