Social Networth, is a new media workshop scheduled for early 2012, will provide college-level participants with the knowledge and tools to handle popdev concerns in online venues. With ever-expanding field of new media and online interaction, it is essential that young people learn how to engage both themselves and their target audiences. Probe Media / [...]
“Stop Stereotyping Readers”, start reading instead!
January 20, 2012
It’s sad but true, that a lot of Filipino Teenagers dislike reading. They dislike it, because they find it boring, dull and probably uninteresting. Some even go as far as labeling “reading” as a task only geeks or rich people can enjoy. There’s something I have to admit… I’m also one of many people who [...]
Filipinos are not book lovers
November 8, 2011
According to this essay by Arlene Babst-vokey, Filipinos are not book lovers because we hate to read books, hate solitude and are just impatient. Do you agree?
Introduction to Physics
October 17, 2011
Since no one was willing to share my idea of creating a educational (wiki) site here on Pinoy Teens at one sub domain, I will make use of the main blog and place all lessons under the Educational Aid Category, wherein I’ll be sharing about this and that what I am reading/studying about so that [...]
Supporting CelebrateIT
October 14, 2011
Pinoy Teens is proud to inform you that we are in full support of the celebrateIT! Conference. The itproasia.com organized Tech Career Conference for Students, titled “celebrateIT” will take place this coming November 22, 2011 a Tuesday, at the AFP Theater, Camp Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo, Quezon City
Ang Kahulugan ng Ekonomiks
October 10, 2011
Since at the school that I’m attending we are using our Philippine Language (Tagalog) in the discussion of Social Studies, I’ll gonna apply the same language to this lesson that I’ll be taken from my book. Sorry for the English people. Ano ang Ekonomiks? Ang ekonomiks ay agham na tumatalakay produksyon at distribusyon ng yaman [...]
The Art of Microfinancing
April 18, 2010
As the saying goes, “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” Microfinance, referred to as banking for the poor, is used as a means of alliviating poverty which corresponds to this moral. Microfinancing institutions do not directly fuel aid [...]
National School Holiday February 23, 2009
February 23, 2009
The PWC of Davao, along with all schools and universities throughout the Philippines do not have classes today, from the Nursery, Pre-School, up to the College unit of education. This National School Holiday was announced by the administration of PGMA to recall what has happened several years ago around this time. This school holiday comes [...]
Education in the Philippines, at its worst
September 2, 2008
No to Foreign Studies
July 1, 2008
Recently, people from the Philippine-American Educational Foundation visited our school for a little presentation, hosted by a a representative of the said foundation who is also part of the Ateneo de Davao Faculty and Staff. Though, at some point, I would come to agree that education in the foreign countries, like the United States is [...]
