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When a humble man become Great

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 01:20:00 +0000

He does not only wow the selective taste of American public but also amazed music lover

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Nationwide Film Showing

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 03:35:00 +0000

DepEd Advisory No. 274, S. 2009.

Megawide Marketing Events Management

The Mega wide marketing is currently engaged in Events Management and one of its programs in like is file showing all through the country.

Some of the films are Angel, Dayo, Baler, Daan Patungong Kalimugtong, Ugat sa Lupa, Mother Theresa, Sound of Music and Sine Direk Series of Apt Productions.

The Screening of said films will serve as a tool for the students and views to emulate worthy values, This would also be vehicle to touch and enlighten their spirits not to mention the intent to gather the whole family while watching films.

Mega wide Marketing invites students from public and private schools nationwide to watch said films when these are shown in their localities.

For more info: Ms Flordeliza Mayo and Ms. Ana Shiela Golingan. 02-297-0608 or email address anashiela_go@yahoo....

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DepED Bataan ICT Website

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:26:00 +0000

The DepED Bataan ICT Website join few DepED's Division
with Web 2.0 website. Congratulation and welcome
to the age of Information Technology

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Free Public Secondary Education in the Philippines

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 02:53:00 +0000

Parents from depressed areas welcomed this act when it was implemented. It’s a big help because students can enroll without cash involved. Before the late Education Secretary Roco mandated all public schools not to compel parents to pay any fee during enrollment, the school used to ask for certain amount upon enrollment. These are voluntary contributions. Although it says “free,” students are asked to give voluntary contributions for boy scouts, girl scouts, PTCA, Red Cross, school paper, etc. However, if a parent cannot give a single centavo, the school cannot deny enrollment nor withhold the report card at the end of the school year.

Free public secondary education in the Philippines is mandated by the Constitution. Any person who violates this law will be prosecuted to the highest extent will be given a punishment that is commensurate with the grievous violations he/she had committed. For the information of everybody, said free public education is in line with governance of the four-year high school education that categorizes under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Secondary Education of DepEd. Although secondary education is provided free in public schools, participation rate has been inferior in comparison to primary education. Based on statistical data by DepEd, in 1965-1966, there were 1,173,000 students in Secondary Education, a majority of which came from the private schools (731,000 or 62.3 percent). In 1987-1988, there were 3,494,460 students with 1,404,387 or 40.8 percent in private schools. In 1992-1993, participation rate was 56.76 percent, with 5,757 total schools (2,285 private) and the total enrollment was 4,450,000 students (1,520,000 in private schools). There were 125,142 teachers (39,822 private). The gross teacher-student ratio was 1:36. The dropout rate was 7 percent. In 1993-1994, 75 municipalities had no high school facilities available. By 1999-2000, there were 5,160,000 students with 1,240,000 being in private schools. The teacher-student ratio was 1:35. Only five municipalities had no high school facilities. The National Secondary Aptitude test was first implemented in 1994-1995, where the passing rate was 77.32 percent. By 1998-1999, a total of 94.76 percent passed.

On the other hand, the school where I am presently stationed is a public secondary school. Although we have funds for school supplies and equipment (from the MOEE), budget for services are not included. We need to hire guards to secure the school, and utility workers to maintain the cleanliness of the school. The PTCA shoulders the salaries of these employees. The budget for this is taken from the PTCA fund. There is also a budget for the school paper collected from the students. Around 300 pesos plus is collected from each student (except athletes) payable within the year. This is being contested by some parents who argued that they should not pay because public school is free. We tried to explain that it is still free because they are not paying any tuition and miscellaneous fees, unlike in private schools. Some smart parents insist that since it is voluntary, they may or may not give. We have to explain again that if they do not contribute to the prescribed amount, we cannot pay for the services of the guards and the utility workers. Who else will do these jobs?

I wish the proponents of this act added the portion legalizing collection of voluntary contributions for the upkeep of the school because the DepEd does not have budget for these. Otherwise, if they really do not want to burden the parents, they should have allocated funds for these services in all public schools nationwide. It’s ironical to hear that the superintendent had returned the excess funds for the year to the DBM because these were unused. These excess funds could have been used for these utility services. Then there would be no collections in the schools anymore.

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DepEd To Distribute Computers to Different High School s

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 13:34:00 +0000

DepEd Memo 473 S. 2009

Delivery of Computer Laboratory Packages to Batch 4 of the
DepED Computerization Program.

1 Cognizant of the potential of information and communication technology in enhancing the teaching learning environment, the Department of Education DepED shall distribute a computer laboratory package consisting of hardware, software and training to 1050 public high schools nationwide. Funds for the purpose shall be the 2006 Supplemental and 2008 Appropriation of the DepED computerization Program.

2. The recipients schools must have.

a.on site , stable and continuous supply of electricity and preferable with telephone facilities.
b.at least 1 teacher to handle computer education classes to manage the computer laboratory and willing to be trained on lab management including hardware fundamentals and servicing.
c. at least 1 teacher each of Eng,Sci and Math who are specialist in their areas and willing to be trained on pedagogy - technology and to echo training to their colleagues.
d. Support from other stakeholders in the community for needed structures or facilities.
e. NEVER been recipient of computers from other programs such as the DTIP, CITC etc.
f. strong partnership with other stakeholders to ensure sustainability.

3. The list of the recipient shall be provided by the region.

For more details of the memorandum please visit here

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Charice 10 Shows in 10 Cities

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 03:33:00 +0000

Charice recently wow the American public in Madison Square Garden. She was the last performer and serve as grand finale of the HITMAN concert.

She is going to perform 10 times in various US cities. If you want to see and hear her latest show just visit this video link. After Manny Paquiao, Charice is another Pinoy that make us proud.

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DepED new ICT Guidelines for Classroom Instruction

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 03:33:00 +0000

DepED new ICT Guidelines for Classroom Instruction

Relevant guidelines are found in the post about DepED ICT Office Guidelines.

e. The computer lab administrator is hereby designated to monitor all internet usage including network traffic and with or without notice to limit or restrict any teachers/ student internet usage privileges.

m. No teacher or student may use the internet access to post message to an internet......except in the conduct of education purposes or furtherance of the school mission.

p. Before the students can access the Internet, an orientation meeting between the students, parents or guardian and teachers must be organized and carried out. In this event, discussions will be focus on what are the roles of each of the parties involved and have an understanding on what are the benefits and risks that exist online as well as how to surf safely and responsibly.

q. After the rules have been set and understood, an online code of conduce contract must be filled up and signed by all persons concerned. Sample contract is enclosed to this DepED Order.

The DepEd urges the employees, educators, parents and students to take time to read articles at www.B4Surf.org which is an education resource site whose goal is to teach individuals about cyber-ethics and cyber-safety.

For detailed topics to discuss in the teacher - parent orientation in ICT users guidelines in the school, please click here.

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DepEd Internet Usage Policies for Offices

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 03:04:00 +0000

Oct 13, 2009
DepEd Order No. 105 S. 2009

Administrative Use of ICT by DepED Offices

a. Internet access is only granted to a limited number of users specified by the head of office and therefore identified as authorized users.

b. Internet access is provided to employees for the purpose of study, research, service and other activities which must be in the conduct of officials business or in furtherance of the mission and purpose of DepED.
c. Each employee using the DepEd internet access shall identity themselves honestly, accurately and completely when corresponding or participating in interactive activities.

d. Employees have no right of ownership or expectation of personal privacy as to their Internet usage.

e. The Technical Service and the Regional/Division ICT Coordinators are hereby designated to monitor all Internet usage including network traffic and with or without notice to limit or restrict any employees Internet usage privileges.
f. Offensive and or subversive content, may not be accesses, displayed, archived, stored, distributed, edited or recorded using DepED network, printing or computing resources.

Offensive content includes but not limited to - pornography, sexual comments or images, profanity, racial slurs, gender specific comment or any content that can reasonably offend someone on the basis of sex, race,color,religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, mental or physical disability.

Subversive content includes but not limited to - lending aid, comfort and moral support to individuals group or organization that advocate the overthrow of incumbent governments by force and violence on the basis of treason, sedition, sabotage, espionage or acts of terrorism.

g. Accessing of prohibited sites will considered a violation of DepED Internet Usage Policies.
h. As part of Internet security, attempts o access there and other non-work related sites shall be discourage and or blocked.

i. Network Administrator are instructed to configure their proxy servers and or switch routers in order to filter block prohibited sites.

j. For assistance in the configuration of said equipment, contact the ICTU at tel no. 02-631-9636, 02- 633-7264 or email at ICTU@deped.gov.ph.

k. All sites that visited and revisited by the users should be recorded for monitoring purposes.

L. Internet access shall not be used to conduct personal business, play computer games, gamble, run a business, conduct political campaigns, activities for personal gain or to take part in any prohibited or illegal activity.

m. No employees may use the Internet access to post messages to an internet message board, chat room, web blog, listwerv or other internet communication facility except in the conduct of official business or furtherance of the DepED mission.

n. No employee may use DepED facilities knowingly to download or distribute pirated software or data. Any software or files downloaded via the Internet may bu used only in ways that are consistent with their licenses or copyrights.

o. No employee may use the DepED internet facilities to deliberately propagate any virus, worm, Trojan horse, trap door or back door program codes or knowingly disable or overload any computer system, network or to circumvent any system intended to protect the privacy or security of another user.

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DepEd Order - Internet Terminologies

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 02:32:00 +0000

Oct 13, 2009
DepEd Order No. 105 S. 2009

Guidelines in Managing the Proper Use of Internet Services in all Administrative Offices and Schools

1. As this country advances through the 21st century, the use of technology to research,organize, evaluate, and communicate information has grown. And as the public has learned to accept ICT, the use of the Internet has become a huge factors of an individuals development.

2. The internet is a global system of interconnected computer networks that consist of millions of private and public, academic, business and government networks of local to global scope that are linked to copper wires, fiber optic cables, wireless connections and other technologies. A computer that connects to the internet can access information from number of servers and other documents and send information onto the network which can be saved and ultimately accessed by other servers and computers.

3. Recently, the DepEd has issued DepEd Order No. 50, s. 2009 entitled Launching the DepEd Internet Connectivity Project and Directing All Public High Schools to Subscribe to Internet Connectivity Services" aimed at providing Internet access to all public secondary schools.

4. With this development, teachers, students will have unlimited learning resources. And for administrative offices, the Internet can be used for research, study, communication and service purposes.

5. There are several types of Internet connections, which could be any of the following:

Analog or dial up access
Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN)
Digital Subscriber Link (DSL)
Wireless Internet Connections (Wi-Fi)
Satellite

6. The internet serves as the backbone for different application and some of these are:

The Word Wide Web
a. Hyperlink -a huge st of interlinked documents, images and other resources linked by hyperlinks and URLS which allow the web servers and other machines to communicate with each other
b. Web browsers such as Internet explorer, Mozilla firefox, apple safari and Chrome.
c. Search Engine - wherein users can search anything buy typing the words or phrases relevant to their topics. Well known search engine are Google, Yahoo and Bing.
Electronic Mail
Abbreviated as e-mail or email is a method of exchanging digital messages. Messages consists of its content, an author, address, subject and one or more recipient addresses.

Remote Access
This is a feature of the Internet wherein an individual can access his/her computer from wherever he/she may be across the world with the use of a Virtual Private Network connection via the Internet.
Instant Messaging (Chat)
1. Is a collection of technologies that create the possibility of real time text based communication between 2 or more participants over the Internet
2. It also allows the effective and efficient communication, featuring immediate receipt of acknowledgment or reply.It is capable of saving communication and sending documents.
File Sharing.
1. Is the practice of distributing or providing access to digitally stored information such as computer programs, multimedia, documents, presentation, spreadsheet and electronics books (e book).
2. This can be done thru email, putting the file in a shared location in the server for easy download or upload to free file sharing websites.
Streaming Media
Is the process wherein audio and video files can be accesses and downloaded for listening and viewing. The said media may be live or previously recorded the uploaded.
Internet Telephone (VOIP)
VOIP stand for Voice over Internet Protocol referring to the protocol that underlies all internet communications. It is the process wherein voice calls go thorough the internet ans is free or costs lesser than a traditional telephone call especially over long distances.

7. As the Internet is known to be a place where a lot of information can be extracted and shared to educate people, it is also filled with dangerous software or programs (malicious software) that may steal important information, destroy or even use anybody computer with his her knowledge.

8. In order to avoid being victimized by such hazards, the DepED is hereby issuing the following guidelines:

Please click here for the DepED's administrative guidelines in the use of ICT in the offices.

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The following are posted through the effort of our friends in internet technology. They are in charge of blog maintenance and willing to handle some school support. The outbound call center and inbound customer service company are there to give us technical assistance as well as other support provided it is align with the budgets about public service funds.

DSWD in the State of Calamity?

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Sat, 24 Oct 2009 18:20:00 +0000

This is in support of the claimed by a fellow blogger named Ellaganda.com in which she expose the state of calamity inside the DSWD warehouse. In her blog she write that there is something wrong in this department for not distributing well the donations for calamity victim.

She is amazed why DSWD is not exerting its effort to distribute the tons of donation from foreign government. She is also confuse why the DSWD rejected some volunteer and not allowed to take pictures. Luckily she managed to get the pictures as proof that DSWD is in the state of the calamity.

Enjoy the resourcefulness of our DSWD with these pictures.

So why all these things are still here while we know there are many people in needs.

Will these donation for display in warehouse only?

So many people and victim of calamity that do not bedding at all.

Donation from Japan sleeping in the warehouse?

Why are these can goods are still here DSWD?

In a news report from yahoo she denied any hoarding allegation. She said they are just waiting for a request from regional offices before they can release that relief goods.

Newly arrived donations. The tracking service have manpower to discharge the goods but the DSWD do not have personnel to deliver the goods to the people in need.

So why not use the college and university student. Why not go to TV for volunteers and why not ask GMA and ABS CBN where even actors and actress are participating in the distribution of goods. I agree with the Ella. There is resourcefulness problem in the DSWD.

While there are available resources in this department, the Manila Bulletin reported
6 upland town in Ilocos province which is isolated again because of landslide. Is the DSWD will wait request from the regional offices before they act?

Cheers...

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12 High School in Aklan now Internet Ready

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Fri, 23 Oct 2009 00:12:00 +0000

GILAS and DepED recently awarded an internet connection to 12 public high schools in the province of Aklan. According to Ayala Foundation Project Director, the aim of GILAS is to connect 6,600 public schools throughout the Philippines.

The Globe Internet Provider is the internet distributor for the GILAS Project. Normally, the school will pay the monthly internet access after 2 years of free service (depends on the agreement). Some computers and LAN equipment were included in the donation. To be able to avail this project, it is better to contact Ayala Foundation or GILAS regional offices.

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Custom Essay Writing

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 03:10:00 +0000

Ralph Waldo Emerson. Henry David Thoreau. Voltaire. what do these three great men have in common? They're very well known in the world of Literature not only as accomplished poets, writers, but more importantly, very talented and effective essayists. They have influenced the world through their literary masterpieces, awed the humanity with their exquisite use of words, and pro founded mankind with their gift... the gift to influence their readers with their thoughts, through the use of their essay.

A person can always start creating an essay, but he / she has to follow some guidelines. Here are the selected guidelines in deciding essay topics.

Have a personal overview experience to support similar topic that describes something of personal importance in your life.
If you are planning for a topic which is a gimmick or just to make it funny, you have to be very careful. It is strongly recommended not to do this because it is not appreciated by the admissions committee and this is done poorly. The result may become not funny or not laughable nor amusing at all when it is intended for readers to laugh, to have fun or to get amused.
Choose a topic that the information listed won’t repeat elsewhere in your application. Do not mention in your essay the standardized test scores or GPAs.
Always choose an essay topic which you can offer vivid supporting paragraphs with concrete examples.
To write a topic on essay, make sure that you have the knowledge and the experience of that specific topic and not just to impress the readers with shallow topic. If they’re going to asked you, you are really sure that you can fully answer their question.
Keep the readers get interested from the first word. Also, the whole essay must be interesting for the committee will have only few minutes to read the essay.
An overdone topic is not a bad thing. Having a unique and convincing answer to a classic topic is really a hit.
Write a topic that a large number of people won’t be turnoff. Don’t stick to topics like religion, political parties or a topic which has pros and cons. You can write an essay with the topic how it influences your life and why it was right or wrong.
In presenting a topic that is very controversial, you should acknowledge counter arguments so as not to sound very arrogant.
In writing an essay, take a topic that would be remembered by admissions officer even though they have read hundreds of essays.

Reading step one gives you now the idea on how to write your essay. Asking opinions from friends, teachers and colleagues, you must have at least 1-2 interesting topics to write.

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Early Bonus for Teachers Affected by Calamity

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:00:00 +0000

DepEd Order No.108 s. 2009

Advance Payment of the Remaining Half or
Balance of the FY 2009 Year End Bonus and or Cash Gift.

For the information and guidance of all concerned, enclosed is the Department of Budget and management budget Circular No. 2009 - 4 Setp 29, 2009 entitled "Advance Payment of the Remaining Half or Balance of the Year End Bonus and or Cash Gift to National Government Personnel for FY 200.

Under DBM Budget Circular No 2005-6, which have since then been the basis for the grant of the year end bonus and cash gift payment of the full or the remaining half f the year end bonus and cash gift must be made by the agency Head concerned not earlier than November 15th or each year.

In order however to address the plight of DepED officials and personnel who have been affected by the calamity brought about by the recent typhoon Ondoy payment of the remaining half or balance of the year end bonus and or cash gift upon request of the affected officials or employee concerned even before Nov 15, 2009 is hereby directed...

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Teacher's Values and Professionalism in the Classroom

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 00:52:00 +0000

To teach ethics to teachers is a revitalization of the correct attitude in the workplace. These professionals are taught with manners, values, and the proper behavior expected from them. Therefore they are expected to share good manners, practice democracy and fairness in the classroom. Failure to display incorrect professionalism can cause disrespect and may produce distorted values among students.

Personal values evolve from situations with the external world and can change overtime. His integrity in the application of values refers to its continuity; persons have integrity if they apply their values appropriately regardless of arguments or negative reinforcement from others. But if Filipino teacher loses his values, moral problems come in. Why? Because there will be no values to hold him from doing what is not good. So ultimately, moral problems will arise.

Philippine legal system provides due process to every person. This means that every person is given the opportunity to be notified of the accusation against him. Under our laws, before the person is convicted, he must be given the chance to defend himself by informing him of the corresponding charges in which he is obliged to answer. Generally, the burden of proof lies on the person making such accusation. Therefore, innocence of the accused is more preferred. Although discipline is an issue to deal with among teachers, corporal punishment is never an answer to discipline the students. We have to find better, more effective ways than beating to enforce discipline.

Corporal punishment is of limited effectiveness and has potentially side effects. Studies show that the more children are spanked, the more anger they report as adults, the more likely they are to spank their own children, the more likely they are to approve of hitting a spouse, and the more marital conflict they experience as adults. Spanking has been associated with high rate of physical aggressive, more substance abuse, and increased risk of crime and violence when used with other children and adolescents.

Having known these negative outcomes, one must not afford to support nor appreciate corporal punishment no matter how grave the offense is. It is an act provided for the establishment to give proper discipline to all and maintenance of an integrated system of education. It is the policy of the State to establish and maintain a complete, adequate integrated system of education relevant to the goals of national development. Toward this end, the government shall ensure, within the context of a free and democratic system, maximum contribution of the educational system to the attainment of the following national developmental goals.

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Plane Crash in Las Pinas

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 09:20:00 +0000

Sept 17, 2009.
Chartered plane crash in Las Piñas
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Stop Lavish School Celebrations

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 02:21:00 +0000

DepEd Updates

The DepED recognizes the effect of Typhoon Ondoy and Pepeng to the Filipino families specially the pupuils and student of public school. The department released a memorandum to all DepEd Officials reminding them not to engage in lavish school celebrations and festivities.

This also means DepED Teachers are not allowed to require student with expensive projects and requirements. Since January this year, at the onset of crisis the government issued to all public offices an order instructing all government officials to take budget tightening.

Unfortunately, if you can see that DepEd Teacher's night celebration during town fiesta you will recognize right away that DepEd memos are not followed strictly.

In liue of the memo, we are hoping once again to all DepED Officials to recognize the Central Office Memorandum about extravagant school activities and excessive projects to the student.

DepEd is currently in the process of rehabilitation for all classroom damage by the typhoon and giving priority assistance to all affected Deped teachers and non-teaching staff.

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Officers of the National Federation of SSG for SY 2009-2010

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 17:05:00 +0000

Support to the Federation of Supreme Student Governments for SY 2009-2010

Pursuant to DepEd Order No. 34 s 2008 on the Mandated Thrusts, Programs and Activities of the Supreme Student Government which identifies the establishment of Federation of Supreme Student Governments in the division, regional and national levels as ready mechanics for student consultation and as source of policy recommendations on various issues and concerns affecting the students, the Department of Education has completed the organization of the Federations of SSG in all levels for SY 2009-2010 thru elections which culminated during the 7th National Leadership Training for Student Government Officers held last Sept 4-90 at the Teachers Camp Baguio City.

President - Bryan Eric T. Cerebo - Santa Barbara NCHS - Iloilo - Region VI
VP for Luzon - Kathryn Galyle S. Quiwa - Pampanga HS - San Fernando - Region III
VP for Visayas - Mikee G. Candia - Toledo CIty SHS - Toledo City - RVII
VP for Mindanao - Maricar Corina Canaya - Zamboanga NHS West- Region IX

Treasurer - Janine L. Gelacio - University of La Salette - Santiago - RII
Auditor - Grant Buena Joy C. Mesa Alabat Island NHS - Div of Quezon - RIV-A
PIO - Elvis Brian L. Hilbero - Valencia NHS - Div of Valencia City - RX

Board of Rep - Mark S. San Juan - Manila Science High School - NCR
Board of Rep - Cliff Sabenacio - El ido NHS - Div of Palawan - RIV -B
Board of Rep - Sailyn T. Guarin - Sorsogon NHS - Sorsogon City - RV
Board of Rep - Michko Lopez - Leyte NHS - Tacloban City - RVIII
Board of Rep - Rowena Beceira - Digos City NHS - Digost - RXI
Board of Rep - Ramdolf Dongon - General Santos NHS - Gen. Santos City RXII
Board of Rep - Zaifel Tabulao - Tabon Maximino Estrella NHS - CARAGA Region
Board of Rep - Rafauel Panaligan - Pines City NHS - Baguio City - CAR

The Center of Student and Co-curricular Affairs shall handle the programs, projects and concerns of the National Federation of Supreme Student Government. For Inquiries pls dial 02-631-8495 or 02-6363603 email address joeypelaez@ymail dot com

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Some Career that a Teacher can Recommend to the Students

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Mon, 12 Oct 2009 16:03:00 +0000

The following are top 10 ideal careers in America due to salary and availability of the position today and in the future. It includes the work description and tells why they are the ideal job in US market today and tomorrow. For those high school graduates planning to have career in foreign land must consider some of the career in the list.

1. Systems Engineer - The experience system engineer in US will receive $87,000 while head system engineer can take as much as $130,000. System engineer combine the school of being, personal to network computer technician which handle large scale servers. They will maintain not only the hardware but also the data stored in the servers. System Engineers make sure the security and architecture of employees access to the server is well managed to preserve the quality of information to the company. System Engineers makes sure the server is back up all the time since US companies do not use paper and printed document anymore. Firewalls need to be updated to prevent hackers and hardware integrity need to be always in the best working condition, fast and reliable transfer of data that could serves both employees and customer 24/7 across the globe. The local version or introductory version for this career is Computer Engineering.

Its disadvantage is the schedule of work. Some engineers have to work on 2nd and 3rd shift. They are also required to work during holidays since worldwide customers have varied holidays and working schedules.

2. Physician Assistant - these employees receives $90,000 to $124,000. They were call elite Medical Doctors. In Philippines we call them residence doctors who receive instructions from consultants. They treat and monitor the patients but they do have bigger autonomy and less responsibility than the Consultant or specialist Doctors since the consultant decide what to do with the patients medication process.

3. College Professor can receive between $70,000 and $150,000. Less risk and pressured occupation as long as there are continuous growth in learning. Most college and universities required only mastered degree. There is ample time to prepare the lesson and when the Profs got mastered with they subject matter due to yearly teaching experiences they will have enough time for leisure activity plus the longer paid vacation during summer. They also have free use of school facilities and more benefits to family members.

4. Nurse - That is why Filipino’s wanted to become nurse in US. Salary range $85,000 to $113,000. Nurses in US have advanced medical training and they issue medication even without consultation from Doctors which is in contrast to Philippines. US nurse can have specialization live emergency room nurse, operating nurse, oncology nurse and more. Due to increasing number of aging population in US, the career opportunity for nurses is growing too.

5. Project Managers - This is information technology related career that could receive $98,000 to $400,000. Project Managers are person in charge of planning; identifying, monitoring and evaluating problems meet in the day by day operations. If a regular accountant identifies report problems in the accounting system, he or she will ask the project managers to handle the problem through identification of problems in the database, assigning project to programmers, assigning accounting clerk for testing and evaluating new programs if it work with the demand of the Accountant.This are IT related courses in the Philippines known as BSIT or BS Computer Science.

Companies do not want regular employees to monitor projects related to solution of the problems. Often time project managers understood both sales process and programming protocols. There is a need to relate to its other which regular customer service could not express well.

6. Certified Public Accountant receives $74,200 to 138,000. CPA's are traditional career that handle the finances and accounting of the company. The technicality of bookkeeping oftentimes required specific CPA to handle jobs. Accountancy remains the most stable career both in local and foreign land.

7. Physician Therapist receives $74,300 to $68,100. The existence of this career is due to the aging population. They can extent the life of those retired workers that stays or not in the home for the ages. Other customers for the therapist are famous athletes and drivers who just survive vehicular accidents. Graduate of Therapist have big opportunity in US. The only problem is how to get there with working visas.

8. Computer or Network Security Consultant receives $99,700 to $152,000 and they protect the companies’ databases against hackers, spy ware and viruses. Security consultant is expert programmers who understand the behavior of most programming language the architecture of server’s storage system. Good Network Security Consultant is former hackers too. If the programmers learn to break security, they start to understand the system weakness. Even the giant Microsoft system is frequently hacked. Recently, the head of US FBI almost became victim of unsecured internet transaction. They arrested 100 of hackers from Romania and Egypt’s that targeted US financial companies.

9. Intelligent Analyst receives $82,500 to $115,000. This is sensitive position for military and US intelligence department. They spy in your emails, call and text, pictures and movement in the streets and more.

10. Sales Director receives $140,000 to $239,000. These are experience professional that understand the demand of the market. They often time decides on what the sales campaign should the company compete. They identify future market and create new products for the market. This people bring profits to the company. Experience Inbound call center managers know already how US market works. They have the best opportunity to become successful business leader in the main land.

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Jollibee Offers Discount for Teachers

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 05:29:00 +0000

Jollibee recognized the value of teachers in the society that they offer special discount for teachers in all Jollibee outlet.

There are set of fast food combination for teachers only. Teachers just need to present their school ID or PRC license. This promo is good only from Oct 5-9, 2009.

In behalf of the DepEd Teachers, we ask Jollibee to provide a regular promo for teachers as we all know that majority of our teachers either from public and private schools received a net salary less than the standard. A newly graduate less experience employee who was hired from any Philippines call center companies will have the first salary of 15th pesos with signing bonus while the Teacher 1 with 5 or more years of service still receives below 12th net salary.

HEALTH LECTURE SEMINAR FOR TEACHERS

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 02:55:00 +0000

TEACHERS@WORK JOURNEY GROUP INTERNATIONAL, INC.

The teachers@work Journey Group Onternational, Inc. will sponsor a lecture seminar with the theme " Wllness Matters for Teachers" on November 30, 2009, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. at the Convenarium, Crossroads 77, Mother Ignacia Avenue, corner Scout Reyes St., Quezon City.

The seminar aims to promote health and wellness programs in the pursuit of maintaining healthy-balanced lifestyle for healthy educators and teachers.

For more information, contact Ms. Dulce Valenzuela, The Teachers@Work Journey Group International, Inc. at cell phone no.: 0927-4704607.

What are the 12 Little Things a Teacher can do Our Country?
Protecting Employees Health - An Article
School Press Conference 2010

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Filipino Teacher is one of the CNN Heroes

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 03:52:00 +0000

Who is Efren Penaflorida Jr? He was former gawad Genny Lopez Awardee for establishing a organization 8586, a Christian volunteer mission designed to help street kids that use Kariton as the classroom.

He was voted as one of the CNN hero. Watch his video now.

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Philippine Book Development Month - Reset to November

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Tue, 06 Oct 2009 10:50:00 +0000

13th Philippine Book Development Month

The National Book Development Board will celebrate the 13th Philippines Book Development Month in Nov 2009 with the theme Galin Pinoy, Basahin. This is in line with the PPN. 1436 resetting the celebration of the Philippine Book Development Month from June to Nov this year.

The celebration focuses on the important contributions of books in the economic and social growth of the country. The NBDB has lined up several activities for this celebration such as seminars, story writing contests, book fairs, and extensive info dissemination campaign on TV, Radio and Newspaper. To ensure the success of this event, school and all government agencies are encouraged to actively participate in the celebration.

For inquiries dial 02-920-9853, 02-929-3677.

DepED Advisory 233. S 2009

Guidelines for selection of honor student for the school year 2009-2010
List of non-passer in Principal Examination
Other Services
Essay Writing
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Whare are the 12 Little Things a Teacher can Do to Help Our Country

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Mon, 05 Oct 2009 13:15:00 +0000

I found a blog post about the interview of the famous travel blog Dongism to Alexander Lacson. I do not know this man but Dong will not spend his time if this man is just ordinary one.

Continuing reading, i learned that this man is the author of the book entitled “12 Little Things Every Filipino Can Do To Help Our Country". The title itself can raise your consciousness since this could be controversial owing to the number of problems in our country and everyone wanted to be the president.

The Dong's interview did not said or discuss about the content of the book. What they pointed out is the 2nd and 3rd book as a follow up of the first version. The title of the 2nd book is “The Wisdom of our Race. The Wisdom of the Filipino” and the 3rd title is "Eight (8) Wonderful Things We Should Know Why We Should Be Proud as Filipinos".

So what is the relevant of this book to the Filipinos? None for those matured common folks. Let us be realistic, common drivers, common farmers, common vendors, small sari sari stores, ordinary clerk, house wives in barangay areas and even professionals like executives, lawyers, doctors and teachers. If a man working more than 20 years and still did not see positive improvement in their lives, i believed you can not raise their nationalism anymore...... Yes this book is useless to them....

So who should have this book? The new teachers from private or public schools are the best option. Definitely not the DepEd Teachers that serves more than 10 years. Yes I refer to the newly hired teachers who are still between in their 1st year to 5 years in service. Their idealism and nationalism are high that they are normally sacrificing even their own family time for the career and to the love of teaching.

I believed that new teachers below 10 years of service are still an agent of change for student/pupils. They are willing to give extra effort to push their student to their best in discovering individual talents. Some may not agree and i understand, my knowledge is based on my experience as DepEd Teacher for almost 5 years. My mother is a teacher and our family friends are mostly teacher. My in laws are also retired teachers too. I have meet lot of teachers as DepED ICT trainer for more than 4 years and their sentiment are the same from Apari to Jolo. I got 4 national appearances in ICT competition and conference so i have the chance to interview some best mentors through the country. Once again, I stress it out to my reader that national sentiment is the same.

So what are the 12 little things you can do to your country dear teachers? May I re-rewrite the title since my basis if for the teacher cluster of the society? WHAT ARE THE 12 LITTLE THINGS A TEACHER CAN DO TO HELP OUR COUNTRY? The question may raise your idealism or negative idealistic ideas yet it is acceptable in the principle of opinion. I encourage you to comment or give suggestion.

Since I am the author of this blog, I have the opportunity to post the 1st of the "12 little things the teacher can do to help our country" and hope you can add more......

1. Discover your student's talents. Everybody is unique and not all are intelligent. Statistics shows 64% are average while small portion are consider as fast learner and gifted. Teachers are authority in the classroom. This short moment in the classroom can make difference in the life of the student. Forget the intelligent student; they will make their own way to the top. Guide the average to discover their talents and interest so that they will not end jobless one day.

I myself have regrets. I realize it when my former student asked for help. He was not able to continue college the same with many graduates. I just lend him a book and advice and he make his own way at longer path that is should not be. My mistake, in know their talents but i did not push it to the limit so that they can use it right after high school.

2. The rest are for someone who will give suggestion in the comment box.

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Training Workshop for DayCare Workers and Teachers on Early Childhood Education

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 10:23:00 +0000

DepEd Advisory No 234, s 2009

National Training Workshop for DayCare Workers and Teachers on Early Childhood Education

The AimSkills World Management Training Center will conduct the National Training Workshop for Daycare workers and Teachers on Early Childhood Education at Hotel Supreme, baguio City in 3 batches on the following dates;

Batch 1 - Nov 5-7, 2009
Batch 2 - Dec 3- 5, 2009
Batch 3 - Fec 4-6, 2010

The theme of the training workshop is Preschool Teaching and Learning Expectations: standards of quality That Fuels Academic Excellence".

The objectives of the workshop are to: guide daycare workers, teachers and adults working with young children to practice highly effective preschool teaching and developmentally appropriate practices for young children; provide a set of developmentally appropriate early learning standard for preschool learning outcomes and serve as a benchmark determining how effective the classroom curriculum is being implemented and explain to the participants the need to focus on quality learning environment as prescribed by the learning standard for young children.

A registration fee of P7000 shall be charged each participants. For more info, contact Cyndie Saclamitao at 0908-716-6714 or 09196-803-6841 or email address mscasallo@yahoo.com. Virtual Assistant Services is a company that always there to provide us in the maintenance of this blog.

DepEd Advisory No 234, s 2009

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Inter High School Quiz Bee

jescobanas@gmail.com (CebuImage) — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 10:09:00 +0000

DepEd Advisory No. 235 s2009

The Odyssey 2 (Inter High School Quiz Bee)

The UP Psychological Association will hold its Inter High School Quiz Bee entitled "The Odyssey 2" on Nov 21, 2009 from 9AM to 12nn at the School of Economics Auditorium, Up Diliman, QC.

For more info, contact Ms. Geraldin Clare Paguntalan. BS Psychology President at tel: 0906-4791687 or at 0908-5243965.

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