WORLD EDUCATION CONNECT MULTIDISCIPLINARY E-PUBLICATION
Vol I Issue I (Aug. 2021)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Teacher’s Love Abounds: Conquering Pandemic
Christina Adriano Latoga
Teacher II, Tarlac National High School
SUMMARY:
The heart of a teacher is fundamentally strong to live the mandate of the teaching profession even faced with the challenges of the pandemic. This inspires the learners to value education. The love of a teacher to transpire knowledge in the teaching-learning process abounds. (Request for full article)
Realities of CyberLearning: A Qualitative Study on Balik-Aral Learners’ Struggles and Inspirations amidst Covid-19 Pandemic
Blessedy M. Cervantes, EdD.
Master Teacher II, Tarlac National High School
blessedy.cervantes@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
Tarlac National High School, the oldest public secondary school in the country, planned to implement the online learning modality with the modular mode as the classes start this School Year 2021-2022. This was based on the survey conducted by the school among its learners, for both Junior High School and Senior High School. Thus, this qualitative study will be conducted to describe the realities of cyberlearning by understanding the struggles and inspirations of the Balik-Aral learners at the Tarlac National High School. (Request for full article)
Technology and Livelihood Education In the New Normal: A Rise from Pandemic
Joseph S. Valles
Teacher I, San Manuel National High School
SUMMARY:
The Covid-19 pandemic has significantly affected all educational institutions around the world. The quality of teaching and learning has faced risks of a hindrance on its delivery. It is due to limited or even the absence of face-to-face classes. Even Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE), one of the subjects offered in the Philippines, has to adapt to the new normal system. (Request for full article)
Intensifying the Role of ICT in the New Normal
Laarnie Ritz A. Santiago
Teacher II, Moncada National High School
laarniritz.santiago@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
Digitalized classrooms pave the way in most parts of the world as part of the new normal education setup by the Covid-19 pandemic. Information, Communication, and Technology (ICT) have become the center of online learning modality. (Request for full article)
HUMSS Graduates Hailed Victorious During This Pandemic
Christina Adriano Latoga
Teacher II, Tarlac National High School
SUMMARY:
Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS) track of the Senior High School at Tarlac National High catered to hundreds of learners for the past four years. Most of them excelled in their respective classes; some represented the school in different competitions, while others followed their career paths. (Request for full article)
World of Mathematics in the New Normal
Mark Lester A. Santiago
Teacher I, Pilpila High School
marklester.santiago@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
All efforts that are continually done to improve Mathematics education this pandemic among all the schools in the country will not be in vain through the continuous support of parents and other stakeholders. (Request for full article)
The Power of Google Classroom in the New Normal
Jonathan M. Alug
Teacher III, Tarlac National High School
SUMMARY:
Though it may own a fair share of pros and cons observed by each user, it is safe to say that Google Classroom is one of the forefront faces of the future of educational technology. Even a global pandemic cannot prevent learners from receiving the quality education they rightfully deserve in ways beyond the norm. With free applications and web services like these, the future of learning is in the hands of progressive, groundbreaking innovation. (Request for full article)
Learning Delivery Modalities in the New Normal: Challenges, Issues, and Remediation
Christian Bonne A. Marimla
Teacher I, Tarlac National High School
christianbonne.marimla01@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
We, teachers, are the captains of our ships, our handled classes wherein our learners serve as the passengers. As the "captain", we must lead our learners in the right direction by navigating and executing the proper teaching methods, strategies, techniques, and approaches. We must be ready for high tides during the teaching-learning process, those unexpected problems during various learning delivery modalities. (Request for full article)
Technical, Vocational and Livelihood
in the New Normal Amidst Covid-19 Pandemic
Jemimah Camero Villanueva
Cristo Rey High School
SUMMARY:
Teaching the Technical, Vocational, and Livelihood (TVL) learners in the New Normal, where hands-on skills are needed on different TVL specializations, posed a great challenge for TVL teachers nationwide due to the Covid-19 pandemic. (Request for full article)
The Latest Trends, Network, and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century
Christina Adriano Latoga
Teacher II, Tarlac National High School
SUMMARY:
"Trends, Networks, and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century" is one of the subjects offered for Senior High School in the Department of Education (DepEd), Philippines). It focuses on enabling students to identify patterns and derive meaning from emerging trends. It assists them in honing their critical and creative thinking abilities, which are necessary for decision-making and an understanding of "ethics of care."
Different Strategies in Counseling for Anxiety and Depression
Christina Adriano Latoga
Teacher II, Tarlac National High School
SUMMARY:
With the abrupt changes in different community sectors, it is no doubt if many countries' economies in the world are at risk- and so as the mental and emotional stability of those who are greatly affected by the pandemic. (Request for full article)
The Importance of Psychology in Teaching Social Sciences Subject
Helena Joyce L. Galang
Teacher II, Cristo Rey High School
SUMMARY:
The teacher plays a critical role in and influences the achievement of the learners. Psychology even plays a crucial part for the teachers' success during the teaching process. (Request for full article)
The Influence of Accountancy, Business and Management Subject to the ABM Students of Cristo Rey High School
Elaine M. Macapagal
Teacher II, Cristo Rey High School
SUMMARY:
Accountancy, Business and Management is one of the strands in the Senior High School in the Philippines which is intended for students who want to pursue college degrees in business, accounting, or management. (Request for full article)
Let Technology and Livelihood Education Lead You to the Real World
Jonathan M. Alug
Teacher III, Tarlac National High School
SUMMARY:
Technology and livelihood education is vital to becoming a productive member of the modern workforce. Choosing a career path and then learning the technology related to that field or industry can be an excellent way to succeed in a career endeavor. TLE is geared towards the development of technical proficiency and is anchored on knowledge and information, entrepreneurial concepts, process and delivery, work values, and life skills. (Request for full article)
Today's Music Education: Caliber Dominates Challenges
Angelou G. Cordova
Teacher III
Tarlac National High School
angelougcordovs261989@gmail.com
SUMMARY:
The new standard is a stimulant placed to test the endurance, commitment, and ability to move excellently, including teachers and students. Above the tons of concerns for pushing education during the pandemic, the fact that music education is still alive with a standard is solid and concrete proof that music and education are continually thriving beyond caliber. (Request for full article)
Biotechnology in the New Normal: Saving Life through Contrivance
Christian Bonne A. Marimla
Teacher I
Tarlac National High School-Main
christianbonne.marimla01@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
Students in Science play an important role in society where they hone themselves in using biological raw materials to invent food, medicine, and others that can help develop and prolong human life and contribute to the country's economy. Biotechnology is risky. Hence, students, especially those in the medical and scientific field, must be guided and aware of biotechnology's methodologies and implications. (Request for full article)
Best Practices in Entrepreneurship & Business Simulation
Vivian D. Parazo
Teacher II, Tarlac National High School-Main
SUMMARY:
Entrepreneurship education aids students from all the Senior High School Tracks to think outside the box and nurture unconventional talent and skills. It creates opportunities, instills confidence, and stimulates the economy. (Request for full article)
Youth Empowerment through Entrepreneurship amidst COVID-19 Pandemic
Vivian D. Parazo
Teacher II, Tarlac National High School-Main
SUMMARY:
The "Youth Empowerment through Entrepreneurship amidst COVID-19 Pandemic" is this year's theme of Tarlac National High School- Senior High School's 4th Entrep Week Celebration. It is a culminating activity that has been successful for the past three (3) years. (Request for full article)
Naririnig nyo ba sila?: Tinig ng mga Kaguruan, Nais Mapakinggan
Maria Emelita B. Daliva
Teacher III, Tarlac National High School-Main
mariaemelita.daliva01@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
“Naririnig nyo ba ako?...” Apat na salita, isang kataga, ngunit hindi pa rin natin makita. Kadalasang isinasambit ito ng mga guro para lamang maihatid nila ang kanilang gintong salita na humubog na at lumikha ng libo- libong propesyonal. (Request for full article)
Agimat ng Pinoy: Lahing Wagi, Hindi Magpapagapi
Maria Emelita B. Daliva
Teacher III, Tarlac National High School-Main
mariaemelita.daliva01@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
Para kanino tayo bumabangon? Mayroon tayong grupong militar upang mapangalagaan tayo sa anumang banta at gulo. Mayroon tayong mga magulang na nagsusumikap upang magkaroon tayo ng magandang hinaharap. Narito ang ating mga guro na sumasabak sa gitna ng pandemya ng buong puso. (Request for full article)
Tularan si Juan: Mulat sa Pangangailangan ng Bayan
Maria Emelita B. Daliva
Teacher III, Tarlac National High School-Main
mariaemelita.daliva01@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
Sa bawat paglipat ng mga pahina sa ating aklat, hatid ay karanasan ng sumulat na siyang panigurado ay taong mulat. Ang libro, dyaryo, o anumang anyo ng pahayagan ay produkto ng pananaliksik upang magkapagtaguyod ng karagdagang kaalaman para sa kaunlaran ng bayan. Paano magiging maunlad ang bayan dahil sa kaisipan ng kanyang mamamayan? Simple lamang, ang kakulangan ng kaalaman, hatid ay kahirapan. Kailangan ng bawat isa namaging mulat upang madali ang ating pag-akyat. Sa ngalan ng paglinang at pagpapayaman ng ating kaalaman, ating alamin ang buhay ng mga mananaliksik sa ating lupang sinilangan. (Request for full article)
Wikang Filipino, Simbolo ng Nasyonalismo: Pag-asa sa Gitna ng Pandemya
Maria Emelita B. Daliva
Teacher III, Tarlac National High School-Main
mariaemelita.daliva01@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
Alinsunod sa tema ng Buwan ng Wika ngayong taon na “Filipino at mga Katutubong Wika sa Dekolonisasyon ng Pag-iisip ng mga Pilipino”, maglulunsad ng mga gawaing birtwal ang Kagawaran ng Edukasyon (DepEd) ukol sa mga wikang katutubo ng Pilipinas bilang pagbibigay buhay sa kasaysayan ng bansa. Kabilang sa mga gawain ay ang mga webinars at online forum. (Request for full article)
New Normal's Ultra-Modern Work: Resumption of Art Education
Angelou G. Cordova
Teacher III, Tarlac National High School
angelougcordovs261989@gmail.com
SUMMARY:
Art is not just a course being taught in school. Also, it refers to an individual's regular to exceptional ability to produce aesthetic, meaningful, and appreciative output. Illustrious artists leave a massive contribution in different sectors that lead to the elevation of their country's history and economy. (Request for full article)
Counter to New Normal: Enhancing Health Education through Application
Angelou G. Cordova
Teacher III, Tarlac National High School
angelougcordovs261989@gmail.com
SUMMARY:
A call for sustaining health education is needed. Health education aims to guide and improve the well-being of a person. Without many questions, it is vivid that health awareness is a way to fight Covid 19. In terms of school education, teachers serve as agents channeling health lessons through asynchronous, synchronous, and offline methods. (Request for full article)
Positivity and Endless Strategy: Teachers Respond to the Chaos of 2021
Angelou G. Cordova
Teacher III, Tarlac National High School
angelougcordovs261989@gmail.com
SUMMARY:
Most students viewed Physical Education under new normal as awkward and humorous. Imagine dancing in front of your laptop or cellphones at your home where your family and relatives can see you. But why not? Physical Education must be naturally enjoyable. Why not divert our problems into dancing and exercise. Aside from giving us recreational and relaxation time, it makes our body healthy and in shape.
Good Attitude for Altitude: Unsaid Benefits of Values Education
Luisa F. Obcena
Teacher II, Tarlac National High School
SUMMARY:
Teaching preparation is still a challenge for educators in the new typical setup. Parental involvement is appreciated and required in the resumption of crossing Values Education in the new normal. Teach your child about the etiquettes of individuals. Raise them as good children and exemplary members of society. In that way, you are united in producing what can be an instrument of change in our country.
STEM Educators: Starting Traces of Eminent Masters
Maricris Gutierrez Lacwasan
Teacher II, Lawy High School
maricris.lacwasan@deped.gov.ph
SUMMARY:
STEM teachers play an essential role in producing more nurses, doctors, and frontliners-offering their lives for others. That is why virtual classes and modular learning are imposed to cross-education in the New Normal. STEM students are not just students but researchers uncovering discoveries and truth. (Request for full article)
English Teachers: Producers of Seeds, Delegates, and Evolution
Gielaine M. Licuanan
SUMMARY:
Being equipped in English is one way to be globally competitive. Learning English broadens your social horizons. Language is needed in communication, and communication is vividly a key to global understanding. Alliance of different nations can put its members to the trump card or provide power to them that they can achieve global goals if utilized appropriately. (Request for full article)
Pagbabalik Tanaw, Pagtanggap, at Pagusad
Pamela Paulite Leoveras
Teacher III
Dulong Bayan Elementary School
SUMMARY:
Kung papakinggan ko ang napakaraming katanungan ng buong mundo ukol sa sitwasyon nating ito, hindi matatapos ang maghapon upang sagutin ang mga saloobin at katanungan. Ah marahil, ginigising lang tayo ng Diyos sa ating pagkalulong sa mga materyal na bagay na nagdudulot sa atin ng panandaliang saya. Tinatapik tayo pagkat tayo ay nawawalay na at hindi Niya hahayaan na mawalay tayo ng tuluyan sa Kanya. (Request for full article)
Exploring the Realms of Technology Livelihood Education
Jonathan M. Alug
Teacher III
Tarlac National High School
"Hesus, Ikaw ang Tagapagligtas"
TNHS RADYO ESKWELA (TNHS-MAIN OFFICIAL RBI JINGLE)
TRECCS TV (TNHS-MAIN OFFICIAL TVI JINGLE)
Jobelle B. Alviar
Teacher III
Tarlac National High School-Main
jobelle.alviar@deped.gov.ph
“Be like a Lion and walk through the Unknown” A Teacher’s Perspective
Lorraine B. Jumaquio
Teacher III
Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School
In this journey called life, “brain” and character are the most essential factors that anyone can use as a weapon. As a teacher, my goal is to teach students in a manner that will obtain the ample strength, advance knowledge, suitable attitude and an accurate stratagem in life. Just like a wise lion full of strategies to survive, “thinking before doing” embodies the potency and energy to walk through without doubt and fear. Moreover, instilling in their minds the ability to explore their possibilities, go out of their comfort zone, dare to dream and unleash their potential as an effective individual in this society are the factors I would like my students to achieve. (Read the full article here)
Information Communication Technology in Secondary Education
Lorraine B. Jumaquio
Teacher III
Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School
The utilization of technology inevitably ameliorated our economy, thus increasing the standard of living. Certainly, a factor that demands to intensify the development of technology was conveyed to educational institutions, thus expanding the curriculum to promote technological and information literacy through excellent training and instruction. Subsequently, this ensures to acquire critical thinking, problem solving, decision-making skills and higher academic performance necessary for individuals to compete for the ever-changing global economy. (Read the full article here)
The Chosen: Meeting the Set Qualifications For Competent DepEd Accountants
Crishel D. Tacusalme
Administrative Assistant III
DepEd- Tarlac Province
Accountants play an important role in developing an organization because they support tracking the income and expenditures as well as provide quantitative financial information which can be used in making decisions and serve as a record for future purposes. Moreover, accountants typically conduct audits on a monthly and annual basis to ensure that records are completely accurate. They examine audits carefully to identify a variety of crucial details, such as areas where money can be saved and departments that require greater funding. As a result, accounting is a job that brings out the analytical skill of accountants, their investigative mindsets, their sharp eye for detail, and most importantly their aptitude for technology since in today's world, all data are reliant on spreadsheets. Read the full article here)
The Vibrant Truth of Educational Management
Jofel Ann S. Roman
Administrative Assistant II
Mababanaba National High School
San Jose, Tarlac
Most of the common misconception of people is when they automatically linked educational management to educational leadership and educational administration. The three concepts might sound synonymous to each other, but the reality speaks that they are independent of one another. They utilize various procedures and adhere to various criteria. However, all of them are significant in achieving educational success. (Read the full article here)
TIPS FOR YOU: What does it take to be one of the DepEd’s Accountants?
Eivor Sheen H. Johansson
Concepcion, Tarlac
Accountants are trained to be numerically, analytically, and ethically proficient.
Department of Education (DepEd) is one of the largest sectors in the Philippines. There are lots of crucial details that must be well-mandated by someone who possesses a degree and behavioral qualifications. As a result, DepEd hires an accountant to fulfill this role. DepEd Accountants are divided into three levels from 1 to 3. Each level comes with an individual description and scope of workloads, obligations, qualifications, and benefits they can receive. Being part of the DepEd brings a slew of advantages. Narrowed down are the guide values for DepEd in hiring their accountants. (Read the full article here)
Educational Leadership for School Management during Crisis
Kathleen Ann P. Tavisora
Paniqui, Tarlac
In an article by Emporia State University, they articulated that it is impossible to overstate the effect the COVID-19 pandemic has had on education. UNESCO reports that at the height of the pandemic, 1.6 billion children, or 94% of the world's students were facing school closures. In the Philippines, because of the advent effects of the COVID-19 virus, teachers and administrators were put to the task of revising and adapting course syllabi and requirements as they shifted to alternative or remote teaching modalities, both synchronous and asynchronous. As a result, a lot of concerns arise from the students up to the teachers and these arrangements became unsustainable due to sudden changes. Also, concerns regarding the mental health of both students and teachers affected by the uncertainty became another concern for the leaders. (Read the full article here)
Educational Leadership for Molding Globally Competitive Students
Trixie Jane G. Gapultos
Tarlac City
All of us are well aware that a teacher’s presence in a student’s life can boost their morale and guide them to be more valuable in life. However, not only teachers can impact the students, because educational leaders can do so. Students are considered as the future of the world and humankind, and a leader is believed to be a credible guide for their advancement. Every year, students are exposed to different educational leaders from their schools. Their presence is highly respected and dignified, hence the students all know who they need to respect and look up to. During a lot of times when there is an event in the school, educational leaders are most likely to give a talk to the students. That talk alone can shape the minds of the young learners who are striving hard and passionate to be like them in the future. Moreover, their ways of communicating and doing activities to the school can impact the way students think and act. Read the full article here)
What A School Needs:
Leaders with a Green Flag
Kristine Cassandra L. Wage
Bamban, Tarlac
And there's that leader in the Green Flag!
The green flag is a term used in the millennial era to describe a sequence of acts or behaviors that result in a positive relationship with others. The present age frequently uses green flags on social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok.
Have you heard the popular expression "Greenlight or Red light"? This phrase became well-known because of the crowd's favorite Korean film, "Squid Game." "Go" is indicated by a green light. On the other hand, the red light signifies “stop.” Green and red color-coding were commonly employed in the current generation. This color-coding was designed to convey a variety of messages. (Read the full article here)
Remedy for Failure:
Avoiding Falling into the Trap
Alexis Paul L. Fernandez
Paniqui, Tarlac
Several educational leaders unavoidably failed for a variety of reasons. Failure was caused by a variety of circumstances. Lack of passion, failure to serve, poor attitude, being too busy, expecting outcomes based on their assumptions, relying on their power, and unfair workload allocation to school staff are some of these causes. The only way to fix the failure of educational administration is to give remediation. Before the failure becomes exponentially worse, a remedy must be found right now. (Read the full article here)
A Scheme for School Leadership: A Bullet in Combatting Challenges in the Future
Arlene Sembrano Lamorena
Ventinilla, Paniqui, Tarlac
Over the past few months, school leaders’ roles have been unexpectedly and dramatically changed by the COVID-19 pandemic. None of them expected that the pandemic will last a long time and therefore did not prepare any backup plans for their school organizations. The unprecedented nature of this situation means there is no set direction for them to follow. Very few school leaders have received comprehensive training and support for their roles, and even fewer have been given clear guidance on what they should expect during disaster response and recovery. But as the world continuously changes every day, school leaders are also working their minds out to figure out the situation quickly and do plans and programs to pursue more their goals and vision towards the students. That is why despite these difficult conditions, we have seen extremely amazing school leaders take steps to guarantee the safety and well-being of their students while also limiting the disturbance caused by the pandemic. (Read the full article here)
Transformational Versus Theoretical School Leadership
Mary Anne Sembrano Caspe
Ventinilla, Paniqui, Tarlac
Educational leaders are professionals that undergone several obstacles before attaining their current situation. A couple of years, numerous efforts, and an amount of money are required to be on their slot. It necessitates bundles of requirements because their job brings the sky's the limit benefits as well responsibility. (Read the full article here)
Where It All Begins: Reflecting from the Past
Carla G. Abad
Paniqui, Tarlac
School leadership in the Philippines plays a huge role in carving the future generation. Without their expertise and knowledge, the students of the present cannot unleash their skills, growth, and development. Their greatness led students to the path they want to pursue and without them, the system will be in chaos. However, turning back to the time where colonization in the Philippines takes place, the role of school leadership was developed, changed, and affected by how other nations influenced the Philippines. (Read the full article here)
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