JFreigh
My Dept. Head handed me a survey-questionnaire about the proposed 4-day class a week to solve traffic problems in Metro Manila.
And because of that, I've asked the opinion of my co-teachers present during that time in the faculty. We have different views - a lot of pros and cons were raised and it ignited a healthy discussion.
In my own opinion, as what I've written in the survey-questionnaire, and I quote;
We should not sacrifice the quality time of our Education just to solve traffic problem. I strongly believe that the Education sector should not be the one to suffer just to solve this problem. I believe that 5-day contact time is properly equated to the attention span of our students nowadays & increasing the duration per session to compensate for a 4-day class schedule will 'worsen' the quality of our education.
Although, some of our Education officials are still thinking about alternative delivery mode of instruction to compensate for the contact time lost, let's just hope that this will not put at risk the education of our students.
tSoKtOk [chalk talk] is a personal-teaching-experience blog with the ultimate goal of sharing relevant and valuable information to fellow educators
07 March 2014
22 January 2014
7 years of LEARNING through TEACHING
by J. Policarpio
The time when most of us are hopeful...
The time when most of us are setting new beginnings and reflecting...
The time when the level of air pollutants in our atmosphere gradually increases...
This is also the time when I've set my first steps in the teaching arena - thanks be to God, it has been seven [insert adjective here] years!
[To be continued...]
| Appointment. January 22, 2007. |
The time when most of us are hopeful...
The time when most of us are setting new beginnings and reflecting...
The time when the level of air pollutants in our atmosphere gradually increases...
This is also the time when I've set my first steps in the teaching arena - thanks be to God, it has been seven [insert adjective here] years!
[To be continued...]
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| my students |
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