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Tag Archives: children
K-to-12 and TESDA unite for World Class Competency starting at age 3
While I am skeptic of the K-to-12 program of the Department of Education, its promise of competency for the adolescents and pre-adults, and the potential for more plausible monetary rewards, despite of the lack of a college degree, tells us … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged children, competency, Department of Education, DepEd, education, elementary, grade school, high school, Joel Villanueva, lesson plan, lower middle class, middle class, poor, poverty, public school, students, Technical Education and Skills Development Authority, technical skills, TESDA, vocational skills, work
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Go through the motions, save a life like Step Juan Bai
What makes a person go through the motions of life, even with a tragedy as devastating as a loved one being straddled to a hospital bed, dextrose syringe piercing the opposite of her palm, an NGT on her nose, and … Continue reading
Posted in Filipino life - for real, health and wellness, polibiz
Tagged cancer, children, hospital, hospital bills, life, save, Step Juan, Step Juan Bai, Tomas Leonor
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Life in a Kariton: Not all bad
Along the concrete fence of St. Anthony subdivision in Cainta facing the national road, I saw a man behind a kariton, a wooden cart used to collect saleable junk from households and trash dumps. It was dinnertime, and he seemed … Continue reading
Posted in Filipino life - for real
Tagged basurero, Cainta, child, children, father, garbage, garbage collector, garbage collectors, health, healthy, junk shop, kariton, mangoes, mother, pollution, poverty, pyjamas, quality life, smog, St. Anthony Subdivision, tilapia, toddlers, wealth
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New species in Morong, Rizal: half-plant, half-animal
Oh how I love the sunny side-up atmosphere! Even ‘Mone finds amusing the little polka dots on her arms that peep through the abaniko sombrero farmer hat I used to cover her from the sun. In Morong, they have concrete … Continue reading
Posted in comedy and creativity
Tagged abaniko, children, dikes, ditches, fun, genetic resources, hats, Morong, new species, play, summer, sun
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