Why I Made Sure Filipino Is My Daughter's First Language

[vel0city]

Mga anak ng mga millenials in their 30s, halos wala na nagtatagalog sa mga anak nung dinala nila sa office para mag trick or treat. Meron mga nakakaintindi lang pero hindi makasalita (below 7)

[uls]

kahit di mo turuan mag tagalog ang bata kusa matututo

intsik ako hokkien sa bahay pero natuto ako mag tagalog sa labas

natuto ako mag english watching american cartoons, sesame street etc

kaya mahina mag english mga kabataan ngayon puro naka dub sa tagalog

sayang ang english-speaking edge ng Pinas

imbes na paabante... paatras

ibang bansa nagha-hire ng english teacher

kaya tama lang ung mga magulang na pina-pa english mga anak nila para world class utak

pag puro tagalog jolog utak

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Mga anak ng mga millenials in their 30s, halos wala na nagtatagalog sa mga anak nung dinala nila sa office para mag trick or treat. Meron mga nakakaintindi lang pero hindi makasalita (below 7)

Matututo pa rin mga yan kahit anong mangyari.


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[vel0city]

Matututo pa rin mga yan kahit anong mangyari.


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Yes sir. Mga parents nila hindi English ang first language kaya mabuti at improvement na mga anak nila.

Pero may nabasa ako Facebook na Filipinos ang lowest reading comprehension sa Asia.

[minicarph]

Dahil sa kaka english, babae kinain ang utak sa Mindanao

Dahil sa pag-i-English: Babae pinugutan, kinain ang utak sa Misamis Oriental | Abante TNT Breaking News

Inaresto ang isang lalaki matapos ang ginawa nitong karumal-dumal na krimen sa isang babae sa bayan ng Talisayan, Misamis Oriental nitong Huwebes, Disyembre 5. ...

Payo ko sa mga anak nyo english speaking, pag naging Vlogger, wag mag travel vlog sa Mindano

[uls]

pano hindi maging mahina reading comprehension

ung reading part palang hirap na

alam mo ung pabasahin mo ng english out loud hirap na hirap

what more ung maintindihan ung binasa at i-explain niya sayo ung binasa niya

tapos dami ayaw maniwala

ung iba na-offend

wtf di matanggap ang katotohanan

[vel0city]

pano hindi maging mahina reading comprehension

ung reading part palang hirap na

alam mo ung pabasahin mo ng english out loud hirap na hirap

what more ung maintindihan ung binasa at i-explain niya sayo ung binasa niya

tapos dami ayaw maniwala

ung iba na-offend

wtf di matanggap ang katotohanan

Eto sir, galing Philippine Star. Sa mga ka opisina ko na middle class and up, improvement mga anak nila. Pero sa mga hirap sa pera, lumalala sa English and Math.

Mga online seller, witness sa gaano kahirap usap mga Pilipino. Sila pa galit pag di mo naintindihan.


MANILA, Philippines — Among 79 participating countries and economies, the Philippines scored the lowest in reading comprehension in the 2018 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), according to the results released Tuesday.

PISA is a worldwide study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development that examines students’ knowledge in reading, mathematics, and science.

Reading was the main subject assessed among 15-year old students in the 2018 PISA. The Philippines had an average reading score of 340, more than 200 points below China (555) and more than 100 points less than the OECD average (487).

In the Philippines, boys’ and girls’ performances in reading both ranked lowest among PISA-participating countries.

“Reading proficiency is essential for a wide variety of human activities - from following instructions in a manual; to finding out the who, what, when, where, and why of an event; to communicating with others for a specific purpose or transaction,” the summary of the PISA 2018 results reads.

The Philippines also placed the second-lowest in mathematics (353), along with Panama, and science (357). Only the Dominican Republic scored lower in these categories.

China also led the ranking in mathematics and science. The OECD average for mathematics is 489 and the average for science is 483.

“Results from PISA indicate the quality and equity of learning outcomes attained around the world, and allow educators and policymakers to learn from the policies and practices applied in other countries,” a post on the OECD website reads.

According to the PISA 2018 profile of the Philippines, socio-economic status accounts for 18% of the variance in reading performance in the country, compared to the OECD average of 12%.

The country has the largest percentage of low performers in reading among socio-economically disadvantaged students.

The profile noted that average class sizes of 15-year olds in the Philippines are the largest, and the ratio of students to teaching staff in socio-economically disadvantaged schools is the highest.

The Philippines also had the highest percentage of students reporting being bullied at least a few times a month.

Education Secretary Leonor Briones said they did not expect high marks based on National Achievement Test results, according to a report by The STAR.


Read more at Philippines lowest in reading comprehension among 79 countries | Philstar.com

[minicarph]

Ang maganda lang kung lahat ng Gen Z english speaking na ngaun, pwede ka magtarbaho na translator sa future

Imagine kikita ka ng pera sa Sarile mong bayan, to bridge the gap between the social climber middle class and the jologs

Lets take for example the Vlog of Bisayang Hilaw, this American made sure his vlogs are in Bisaya accent



500,000 views

Vs kay Erwann na pure English dito sa country naten




98,000 views. With Nissan Terra rental pa yan, and all expensive mountain hiking gear


What does this say? Speaking native will you earn you 5x more than spokening English.

So good luck na lang sa mga social climbing middle class who teach their children English to somehow emulate being Rich or being an elite.

Youtube and Google, kandarapa i-translate ang respective websites nila to our native languages just to gain more followers and subscribers

So what does the future hold for these young English speaking taught todldlers, poverty . Parang Van Gogh ng arts world pero walang makaintinde nun time nya, kaya namatay na lang sya gutom

[uls]

Eto sir, galing Philippine Star. Sa mga ka opisina ko na middle class and up, improvement mga anak nila. Pero sa mga hirap sa pera, lumalala sa English and Math.

Mga online seller, witness sa gaano kahirap usap mga Pilipino. Sila pa galit pag di mo naintindihan.


MANILA, Philippines — Among 79 participating countries and economies, the Philippines scored the lowest in reading comprehension in the 2018 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), according to the results released Tuesday.

PISA is a worldwide study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development that examines students’ knowledge in reading, mathematics, and science.

Reading was the main subject assessed among 15-year old students in the 2018 PISA. The Philippines had an average reading score of 340, more than 200 points below China (555) and more than 100 points less than the OECD average (487).

In the Philippines, boys’ and girls’ performances in reading both ranked lowest among PISA-participating countries.

“Reading proficiency is essential for a wide variety of human activities - from following instructions in a manual; to finding out the who, what, when, where, and why of an event; to communicating with others for a specific purpose or transaction,” the summary of the PISA 2018 results reads.

The Philippines also placed the second-lowest in mathematics (353), along with Panama, and science (357). Only the Dominican Republic scored lower in these categories.

China also led the ranking in mathematics and science. The OECD average for mathematics is 489 and the average for science is 483.

“Results from PISA indicate the quality and equity of learning outcomes attained around the world, and allow educators and policymakers to learn from the policies and practices applied in other countries,” a post on the OECD website reads.

According to the PISA 2018 profile of the Philippines, socio-economic status accounts for 18% of the variance in reading performance in the country, compared to the OECD average of 12%.

The country has the largest percentage of low performers in reading among socio-economically disadvantaged students.

The profile noted that average class sizes of 15-year olds in the Philippines are the largest, and the ratio of students to teaching staff in socio-economically disadvantaged schools is the highest.

The Philippines also had the highest percentage of students reporting being bullied at least a few times a month.

Education Secretary Leonor Briones said they did not expect high marks based on National Achievement Test results, according to a report by The STAR.


Read more at Philippines lowest in reading comprehension among 79 countries | Philstar.com

yes i read about that when that came out the other day

and in the evening it was the topic nila Alvin el chico

he was blaming deped

dapat daw lakihan ang budget ng deped

wtf pinakamalaki na nga ang budget ng department na yan

baket di nila i-trace sa magulang ang deficiency ng mga bata

[uls]

OB syempre mas nakakaaliw panoorin ang kano mag bisaya

who the f wants to watch that erwann

ayaw nga ng masa sa mga elitista

ganito gusto ng masa

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