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  #SayNOToChildMarriage
  

  Childlink creates awareness on child marriage among its students Most learning institutions usually focus on teaching their students hard skills such as reading, writing, mathematics and use of computer. Some do focus on developing the soft skills or people skills, such as creativity, critical thinking, cooperation or team work and empathy or the ability to … Continue reading “#SayNOToChildMarriage”

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  Forging Connections: The Japanese Cultural Exchanges By: Andrea Rentuza, Grade 10
  

  It is a known fact that the ongoing pandemic has put a stop to numerous plans both great and small; it has held a pause button in nearly all aspects of our lives. Unexpected and sudden as this pandemic is, the merits of Childlink’s resourcefulness and ingenuity shine as beacons in times of darkness. We … Continue reading “Forging Connections: The Japanese Cultural Exchanges By: Andrea Rentuza, Grade 10”

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  A Virtual Exchange By: Jhirlymarie Lloyd F. Tio, Grade 10
  

  In my memory, Japanese culture has always played such an important role. As a child, I would watch anime with my sisters or on the television. My father bought us a Nintendo DS, and we would play Japanese games on it too. I remember sitting in Japanese restaurants and loving the food very much. Whenever … Continue reading “A Virtual Exchange By: Jhirlymarie Lloyd F. Tio, Grade 10”

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  The Piano by: Ken Fukuda, Grade 6
  

  There was once a boy who really loves music. He would go to the church every single day to see the pastor play the piano. He was really in love with the piano and wishes to learn how to play it. One day, the church pastor was looking for kids who have a great interest … Continue reading “The Piano by: Ken Fukuda, Grade 6”

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  Mandarin Chinese taught at Childlink
  

  Childlink says learning Chinese an advantage for students Cebu City – Learning another language is a good investment in your child’s future. Studies have shown that this makes the brain stronger. In fact, multilingualism has been linked to faster executive functioning and an increased ability to focus. While English is used as the medium of … Continue reading “Mandarin Chinese taught at Childlink”