Why all media practitioners deserve to live with dignity and in safety
The article that you are about to read is a tribute to Mr. Percy Lapid, who died on the evening of October 03, 2022, and all other media practitioners who […]
Opinion
PDLs have the right to a better education for a brighter future (A Teachers’ Month special feature)
PDLs have always been considered minorities in every society in the world even before the advent of modern restorative justice. An abbreviation, PDLs stands for the politically correct and formal […]
Why I have decided to be a commie buster as an educator, radio host, and columnist (in no particular order)
I have been an educator for 15 years and counting. Although I have had experienced not a few rough roads and sharp edges in my teaching journey, all I can […]
The cost of leaving a stone unturned: the DepEd laptop scandal
Errant ex-DepEd secretary and ex-doyenne of education Madam Liling Briones and some of her alter egos are at it again two months after stepping down! What am I pertaining to? […]
The first few days of classes: as I see them
Classes have started, finally, and thank heavens! President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr.’s noble goal of reviving face-to-face classes has finally become a reality nationwide! Just last Monday, August 22, millions of […]
An open letter to our teachers and education administrators
Dear Messrs. and Mesdames: I am writing to you today, not only as a teacher and student, but also as a citizen of our beloved Philippines and a member of […]
An open letter to all our learners, come August 22
Dear learners nationwide: Good day! We all have barely a week remaining before we return to our respective schools. This time, face-to-face classes will be the norm once again, albeit […]
Reviving our glory through English proficiency
June 30, 2022 was a red-letter day for a majority of us Filipinos who had been waiting with bated breath for President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. (aka PBBM) to formally assume […]
CAT and ROTC: Is it the right time now to revive them?
Communism, misplaced activism, and open hostility towards our government are three of the most pernicious issues that have been affecting our country for more than fifty years now. Although there […]
The lingering issues that continue to impede teachers’ professional, personal, and financial development
Teachers in the Philippines are generally renowned for two things: hard work and passion. Many of our teachers are quite industrious because they spend five days (or six) a week […]
