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Senior High School students who have been tagged as with high honors are expected to write and answer with depth and meaning. Philosophy class takes on some assessment, and the teacher got their answers knee-deep. Tap on the article title to see what I mean.

I was discussing with a post graduate school classmate recently what seemed to be a "trending" practice in public schools -- teenage pregnancy. The school where she teaches at has a case of a junior high school getting pregnant at a young age, and to my surprise, this was not the first time the student got pregnant. In fact, the student had miscarriage before.

"Gha..." When I was in elementary, one of the reasons I hated Social Studies is the fact that I would need to memorize dates and places, plus tons of names of people in the history of the Philippines. I hated memorization then because I felt like it was a tough task. Forget one word and … Continue reading A Student With No Name

Thanks for enrolling in!   "Education is a lifelong process. No one is too old to learn new things..." Okay, this blog is actually a fruit of admiration and envy to another blog called Test Paper  created by none other than the author of the book The Canister of Knowlege, which will be released mid … Continue reading The Class Opens