To help minor institutions, six major PH colleges are offering free training for teachers on adaptable learning. Free training for teachers Six major education institutions in the PH has offered free training for teachers in line with the adaptable learning program for Academic Year 2020-2021. Commission on Higher Education Secretary Prospero de Vera III, announced […]
An Aeta defying discrimination stays focused on her dream to become a journalist and an advocate for the indigenous youth. Defying discrimination and focusing on your goals The inspiring story of an Aeta of the Mag-Indi tribe, in the City of Pampanga, Philippines, has inspired and awaken many netizens in social media. Recently graduated from […]
One of the most challenging aspects of becoming a teacher is instilling learning motivation among students and persuading them to want to do what they have to do anyway, somehow or other. While some students find it increasingly difficult to retain information or engage in active participation in the class, others simply wouldn’t leave any […]
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently announced two Lysol products as 1st effective surface disinfectants to “kill COVID 19” and approved them for mass production. 1st effective surface disinfectants against COVID 19 variants Continuing in their official statement, the protection agency notes that the two variants of the same disinfectant have shown tremendous progress […]
More than one million foreign students are in fear of deportation by ICE if their universities decide to go all-in on online learning. Hybrid learning will also be targeted in cases where the foreign students take few in-person classes. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announcement that foreign students taking only online classes will […]
The Board of Education is a bit behind in schedule in coming up with guidelines for the reopening of classes in North Carolina. Reopening of classes in North Carolina As Fall draws close, schools are still held without any guidelines from the Board of Education on how will the reopening of classes in North Carolina […]
At least three individuals tagged to organized cheating in the O-level exams in Singapore were arrested. Cheating in the O-level exams It seems like a true to life story of the popular movie “Bad Genius,” Singapore officials arrested multiple individuals over multiple counts of cheating in O-level exams. The individuals accused were Poh Yuan Nie, a […]
The president of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, underwent his fourth coronavirus test after showing mild symptoms of the virus on Monday and, consequently, tested positive. Before the media reported that Bolsonaro has tested positive for COVID 19, he has been nonchalant in the steps he carried out to tackle the virus compared to other nations in […]
The decision to ban foreign students taking online classes in US universities by the Trump Administration has been challenged in court by Harvard and MIT universities. Harvard and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have filed a joint lawsuit asking the court to suspend an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) announcement that prohibits foreign students taking […]
The Trump administration is aggressively pressuring school reopening in fall, as cases of coronavirus continue to rise across the country. With the country now recording an average of over 50,000 cases a day, President Trump said young people were not being severely affected by the virus and were handling the virus extraordinarily well. While speaking […]
