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men's urinal wall has this to say: "What you hold in your hands is the fate of the nation."
Tag Archives: teachers
without Grades
We wouldn’t have to be something other than ourselves. We could study what we want when we want for the sheer fun of it. We would be better parents and teachers Without grades, we wouldn’t be slaves. We would … Continue reading
Posted in business and economy, education, Filipino life - for real, health and wellness, Life Lessons, opinion, sports
Tagged business, Commission on Higher Education, Department of Education, education, entrepreneurship, grades, learners, parent teacher associations, parents, passion, Philippines, professors, school administration, school administrators, sports, students, teachers
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Ramon Magsaysay Awardees and to Second Chances
Reading about the Ramon Magsaysay awardees, I cannot help but think, how can I, foremost as a Filipino, and second as a writer, give service to my people? I believe that I can volunteer. Not only during floods. That is … Continue reading
Posted in education, Filipino life - for real, opinion
Tagged ramon magsaysay awardees, ramon magsaysay awards, teach, teachers, teaching, volunteer, volunteerism
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Panera freeloaders: pay-what-you-can resto burden
Panera Bread Co. is a successful and classy (they play jazz) community kitchen of sorts in St. Louis, Missouri. They let people give what they can, but the price of the meal is given as “suggested payment.” Charitable it is. … Continue reading
Posted in business and economy, food, the world as we know it
Tagged abuse, blacklisting, cafe, cafes, charitable, charity, college students, community, community kitchens, debt, finances, food, freeloaders, freeloading, help, helping out, inspection, interview, jazz, jobless, laid off, lay off, Missouri, panera, panera bread co, profit, restaurant, restraint, St. Louis, teachers, usa, work, work credits
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