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Empowered Mama!

May 13, 2022

By: Ahne Gatapia Being a mom is already challenging and entails a lot of responsibilities, but being a working mom during a pandemic made it even harder. With the increase in family and childcare responsibilities and loss of economic security, many mothers experienced...

How Technology Will Change the Physical Classroom: A Student’s Perspective

Apr 29, 2022

By: Gabby Jacob-Sandejas In March 2020, schools and students alike had to face one of the biggest challenges with the emergence of the pandemic; the shift to online learning. In such a short span of time, everyone was forced to adjust to the new-set up. From zoom...

What Educators Will Stop, Keep, and Start Doing in 2022

Dec 22, 2021

As we round up our sophomore year in a distance learning set up, we asked educator friends about what they've learned about teaching and about coping with the challenges of the pandemic. What will you STOP DOING come 2022? Better time management is a common theme....

$New Skills for the New Educator$

New Skills for the New Educator

Dec 22, 2021

Creativity. Patience. Critical thinking. These are but a few crucial skills every educator must possess to navigate the jungle that is the classroom. We have mastered these skills and more after years of experience and continuing education. But being an educator in...

COVID-19 home care guidelines

Oct 29, 2021

With our hospitals frequently at capacity and with high risk of disease exposure in emergency rooms, it’s understandable — and logical — that certain cases of COVID-19 will be best managed at home. We put together these guidelines on COVID-19 Home Care to share...

Deterring cheating in online learning

Oct 28, 2021

by Theresann H. Gatapia Cheating or academic misconduct is when learners fail to excel with integrity. This happens when a student attempts to get credit in a way that is dishonest, untrustworthy, or unfair. And this isn’t something new. With the different ways...

Mindset over matter

Oct 28, 2021

Truth bomb: success was never and never will be an overnight process. We’re all familiar with the try and try until you succeed formula, and the fall seven times, stand up eight mantra. There are so many motivational snippets out there that can get...

Starting over well

Sep 5, 2021

by Theresann H. Gatapia Academic professionals — myself included — may describe the past school year in two words: Chaotic. Challenging. Still, we agree that the year was also filled with learning. In so many ways, this pandemic has challenged our paradigms and pushed...

Building online rapport with students

Sep 5, 2021

by Jalieca L. Gadong We know what an engaged student looks like: proactive, highly motivated, participates better, and deals with difficulties more effectively. That’s why student engagement is one of the most crucial aspects of learning. Moreover, it is highly...

Do you have “Zoom laryngitis”?

Sep 5, 2021

Online classes and meetings have brought such stress to the voices of those working from home. There’s even a new name for it: Zoom laryngitis. Teachers, despite talking in class all day all these years, are affected by it too. You may be exerting your voice more than...