Opinion

Patriotism is manifested not only in word but also in creed and deed. I am proud to say that I love my country and my government. Though there are many […]

Nothing in this world is more fulfilling and empowering than advocating for educational reform. The maxim above refers to the prime need for us to finally break free from the […]

Philippine education: much leaves to be desired The present may be challenging but the future looks bright for learners who have been nurtured, mentored, molded, and supported. The pithy aphorism […]

(continued from May 16, 2021) There are many teachers who share their time, talents, and even treasures to the underprivileged sectors of society. These sorts of teachers are those who […]

It is better to give than to receive. The Universe will give us more than what we give to others. Giving with your right hand without your left hand knowing […]

(continued from last week) Just last week, I elaborated the reasons why I have decided to become an educational reform advocate. To provide you, my dear readers, with context, I […]

For the first time in many years, the Department of Education (DepEd) has set the opening of classes to October, after several attempts to begin classes a little later than […]

“Boys don’t cry.” “Girls are supposed to be prim and proper.” “Women are supposed to take care of the home while men are supposed to be the breadwinners of their […]

(continued from March 28, 2021) Looking back at last week, we have proposed ten (10) solutions each for Educational Service Delivery and Quality and for Transaction Convenience and Ease of […]

(continued from March 07, 2021) Going back to what have been assessed, we have covered Educational Service Delivery and Quality, Transaction Convenience and Ease of Accreditation, and Program Implementation and […]