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  DepEd Exec Urges Parents To Teach Right Values At Home
  

  MANILA — An official of the Department of Education (DepEd) has urged parents to help schools in instilling good and positive values in their children. “The Department of Education wants to maintain a happy and healthy learning environment at iyan po ay hindi magiging magik o instant, kelangan po ng tulong ng mga magulang (and that won’t be magic or … Continue reading “DepEd Exec Urges Parents To Teach Right Values At Home”

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  MAY 13, 2019 ELECTION: Are you ready?
  

  Today is the day we vote for our candidates. Millions of Filipinos will decide who will get to lead the country in Congress and local posts for the next three years. The votes cast today will chart the course of the Philippines long after ballots are cast and polls close. Out of the 61.8 million … Continue reading “MAY 13, 2019 ELECTION: Are you ready?”

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  WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A SCHOOL OF CHARACTER
  

  By: Andrea Rentuza, Grade 8 PRESIDENT Abraham Lincoln once said, “Reputation is the shadow. Character is the tree.” To many, this quote means that character is like a tree which bears the shadow of their reputation whether it be good or bad. Throughout history, character education has been the shared responsibility of parents, teachers and … Continue reading “WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A SCHOOL OF CHARACTER”

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  IMPORTANCE OF CREATIVE WRITING
  

  In CHILDLINK, elementary students are encouraged to write. Statistics show that while reading helps develop your writing skills, writing helps develop your cognitive growth, organizational abilities, and the power to influence others through persuasion. In short, writing powers the brain. Studies also show that children who practice creative writing more often are generally better in other … Continue reading “IMPORTANCE OF CREATIVE WRITING”

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  A Comparative Study on the Solid Waste Management System of Cebu City and Taiwan
  

  By: Jademarie Lloyd F. Tio, Grade 12 The increasing economic development of the Philippines has given birth to a large scale waste problem. In developing countries across the world, solid waste management has proved to be a struggle due to the cost of operations, large scale waste dumping, and poor cooperation between the city and … Continue reading “A Comparative Study on the Solid Waste Management System of Cebu City and Taiwan”