Reading Time: 3 minutesNovember is known as the National Reading Month for the Philippines. To foster love for reading and learning in the country, various fluency and literacy programs and events take place during the month. If you are an avid reader or someone who appreciates reading a lot, then this month is for you! Apart from joining
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe last few months have drastically affected us all in more ways than we could ever have imagined. The COVID-19 pandemic has altered human engagement, in turn affecting how people set their priorities and future plans. Teachers all over the world are compelled to further discover and delve into the world of technology, as we
Reading Time: 2 minutesIt’s school admissions season again and times are rather different from what we’ve been accustomed to. These days, very few clients physically visit the school to facilitate their children’s application and enrollment. They would rather call up the school, send emails, or transact via Facebook Messenger, Whatasapp, Viber, or other online channels. They want timely
Reading Time: 2 minutesRepublic Act No. 10556 declared November 27 as Araw ng Pagbasa, a day celebrated in all elementary and secondary schools in the country. This is normally signals the end of National Reading Month for the Philippines. While it has been a little bit more challenging to celebrate this year, with education being mainly online, parents
Reading Time: 2 minutesBrille Petit celebrates National Reading Month Celebrating Philippine Book Development Month and National Reading Month this year has been quieter partly because of the global pandemic, and partly because of the devastation brought by two strong typhoons this November. Despite these events, book lovers throughout the country have found ways to commemorate this month in
Reading Time: 3 minutesOnline Teaching: 5 Helpful Tips For Teachers By Nathania Goddard With the COVID-19 health crisis ongoing in the country, schools are expected to remain closed for an extended period. A schedule for their reopening has yet to be decided, and with alternative modes of learning and teaching being encouraged for the next school year, many
Reading Time: < 1 minuteThe Use of OBS for Online Classroom Instruction By Charles Coralejo With our current global situation, teachers are grappling with how to make their lessons interesting for their students who cannot go out of the house. OBS stands for Open Broadcaster Software, and it is a free tool that teachers can use to create pre-recorded lectures
