BATAC CITY – A lot of grievances influx all corners of mass and social media in our country during the implementation of the distant learning. Educators cannot deny the hardship of adjusting to the sudden shift of learning process, much more to the learners and parents who hold not just the responsibility of coping with continue reading : The 911 Library: A safe place for distance learning within the community
Eleven award-winning short films produced in three years by some 60 talented and passionate student-crew led by a brilliant captain who steers the ship of Layag Film Productions. The captain of the ship is Raquel Rarang-Rivera, program adviser for students of Special Program (SPA) Media Arts in the Alaminos City National High School (ACNHS) in continue reading : ACNHS Layag Productions: Making waves through short films, inspiring fellow youth
Get to know PILU the official icon of DepEd Ilocos Region. PILU stands for the names of the four provinces of the region, P for Pangasinan, I for Ilocos Sur and Ilocos Norte, and the letters L and U for the province of La Union. Pilu suitably symbolizes strength and power being displayed by the carabao continue reading : Meet PILU
Amidst the COVID-19 crisis, a secondary school teacher continues to make a difference in her community. Aside from medical professionals, hospital personnel, supermarket employees, and PNP personnel acting as front liners, reserve army officers also extend a helping hand to the city. Such is the case of Grace R. Soliven, a La Union National High continue reading : CSF HS Teacher serves as COVID-19 front liner
“Big or small, large or short, it’s not the quantity that counts. What matters most is the heart that sparks to extend empathy to those in the frontlines in times of situations like this. A little help could make a difference” Mrs. Merle Sadiwa, president of the Santiago District Teachers Association (SDTA), expressed as she continue reading : A little help could make a difference – Sadiwa
The power of social media cannot be underestimated. As such, Ilocos Sur National High School (ISNHS) Junior High School teacher Raymund Florendo used Messenger in sourcing out funds to support the frontliners of the pandemic COVID-19 in the Heritage City of Vigan. “Helping our brethren is a responsibility. As a public servant and as Christian, continue reading : ISNHS teacher leads generation of funds to prop COVID-19 front liners
“I don’t have the qualities of a health worker or other frontliners. But I will do what I can to help people.” These are the words coming from Cindy Q. Tadina, Teacher III of Pugaro Integrated School at the Schools Division Office of Dagupan City. Despite the rising cases of the widespread Corona Virus Disease-2019 continue reading : Teacher Extends Relief to the Community amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
With the aim of showing love and appreciation to Coronavirus Disease (COVID 19) frontliners, Alternative Learning System (ALS) mobile teachers Rose Jean Licudan and Ely Jean Rosales turned their happy into something beneficial. Licudan and Rosales who both loving cooking augmented their resources for the frontliners by means of selling puto pao which were continue reading : ALS dynamic duo brings relief to front liners
To reinforce the task force group of the Local Government Unit of Alaminos City and to support them in their quest to combat the crisis caused by the COVID-19, the Schools Division Office of Alaminos City headed by Schools Division Superintendent (SDS) Lorna G. Bugayong assigned teachers and non-teaching personnel to serve as members of continue reading : Teachers, Nurses assign as IMT members of Alaminos City
Teachers play a big role in educating the children of today by preparing them for tomorrow. They give their time and effort in teaching the learners in the different fields and intelligences, but how are they going to perform their roles and duties as an educator in a difficult time like this? The order of continue reading : LUSDO- Doing small things with great love
