I noticed in a breeze how the incoming visits for Ekonomiks (economics) related search terms went sky high today, something that has made me ponder my mind on two facts. There are a lot of students who are looking up the internet to find answers to their questions, and that I cannot accommodate them all anymore since I’m no High School Student anymore. But I believe a lot of our readers are that’s why I’ve got something here for you a little deal that you might find persuasive to take advantage from.
We are in need of Students who are willing to share whatever knowledge they have got nailed on their notebook, publish their assignments online, share their notes with other students on this blog and get a little bit exposed. We cannot promise any payroll but we’ve got some goodies in store for all of those who are willing to work here with us, or should I say, for those who are willing to share information they know here with us. Now, the question is, how can you join and be part of the crew?
It’s easy, you need to leave a comment here with a valid email address and a name which will be your username on this blog, you may also leave your chat I.D -we won’t have it publicly displayed but moderate all comments to ensure your privacy- so that we can contact you faster and a.s.a.p, once you are cleared to serve information to our student readers you will be given log in details which enables you to write articles and publish them on this blog. You can talk about Mathematics, English, Filipino or any other high school subject that you like to discuss here. The least thing that is in store is that the three most active contributors for the education sector will receive 500 Pesos worth of Mobile Load or cash (via gCash) if that is what they prefer. But these amounts may increase depending on the number of people who are willing to join this project, to educate!
So if you are one heck of a High School Lessons Writer and note taker in school, it’s your chance to gain the spot light with Pinoy Teens, one of the most popular information, entertainment, educational teen blogs in the Philippine Blogoshpere, and if not, the only one of its kind!
REMINDER: To all applicants for the High School Student Lesson Writer, please ensure that you are a high school student and that you can at least share one informative post about any subject per week. Make sure you have a valid email address and a username you don’t regret to take. And, if there is anything else bugging you like the payment and other things, please let us know below.
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Thanks for the heads up. Everyone could use a source of money right now.
pretty interesting…
too bad i’m in college na. lol. hihihi joke lang, sana me mahanap na keu 😛
I’m in highschool.
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im in college and i want to apply
sori for double post im in highschool pala..incoming 4th yr
senior HS student acu!! hihi
wanna join!!
Sounds interesting! I’d love to know more in detail how this would work.
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maybe i can gather all my notes last year,,,
i want to join but i’m not sure if i can post infos about our lesson because of the busy sched. in school.
Simple application form:
valid email : [email protected]
username: yajra
full name: arjay suba
Age:16
School: Holy Cross College
School Location:Santa Ana Pampanga
Year: 4th yr Section:3 out of 6 section I belong with 3 higher section
I read this article and i am willing to join and i hope im accepted Iam willing to post all my lessons everyday just to earn money 😀
i WANT TO JOIN. hahaha. peace.
i’m interested and willing to join..
i’m a high school sophomore this school year…
i’m a writer b4(Editorial) but i stopped bcoz of personal reasons…
i just wanna comeback to my hobby..
haha..
😉
college student nq, sayang! haha
goodluck to this Kevin. Magandang project to.
kelan start?
I want to join!.
username: desaturainbow
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She teaches English punctuation with a Gothic touch!
June 28, 2009
Dear Fellow Communicators in English,
You must have thought that it was the British sports columnist Lynne Truss who started the big English punctuation rush with her best-selling Eats, Shoots & Leaves. I thought so, too, until I stumbled on The New Well-Tempered Sentence: A Punctuation Handbook for the Innocent, the Eager, and the Doomed by Karen Elizabeth Gordon, an American who used to teach English and a consummate grammarian with a Gothic touch. It turns out that Karen Gordon had come up with her delightfully instructive punctuation handbook 21 years before Lynne Truss did, and had actually released an expanded and illustrated edition of it in 2003—at least a year before Eats, Shoots & Leaves hit the London bookstores!
This is just one of the exciting and provocative features lined up this week by Jose Carillo’s English Forum for your enjoyment before, after, or in-between your English shoptalks inside the Forum. Look at the full story lineup to see what I mean:
THIS WEEK IN THE FORUM (June 27-July 3, 2009):
•Advice and Dissent: Who Really Started the Great English Punctuation Rush? (It’s an American former English teacher with a Gothic touch!)
•My Media English Watch: Grammatically, Semantically Troublesome Threesome (Front-page leads trip over commas, a wrong conjunction, and a misplaced modifier!)
•Essays by Jose Carillo: When Even the Passive Voice Isn’t Enough (Dare to cleave single-clause sentences for semantic emphasis!)
•Going Deeper into English: A Huge Treasure Trove of Great Short Stories (The very best from Miguel Cervantes to John Updike!)
•News and Commentary: Philippines Warned to Boost English Skills or Risk Ending Its Current BPO boom (But do we really need an Australian to tell us that?)
•Getting to Know English: Lesson #9 – Getting to Know the Prepositional Phrases (Some verbs and adjectives are so picky with their partner prepositions!)
•Time Out from English Grammar: Twixt Mathematics, Technology, and Ancient Religious Belief (Is mathematics a human invention or a cosmic—and possibly divine—order?)
I know that you couldn’t wait to read these stories, so come on over now without delay. See you at the Forum!
With my best wishes,
Joe Carillo
I am very interested!