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  1. Join Date
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    Quote Originally Posted by sugoi_yats View Post
    Whether we like it or not, this is something that we need to do in preparation for the implementation and full realization of the declaration ASEAN 2015: One Vision, One Identity, One Community.

    By 2015, the Asean region will become a single market and production base wherein there will be a free flow of goods, services, capital, skilled workers just like what Europe did.
    is this true? i'm not aware of this, haven't heard or read about it. ok lang naman ata to. But this may lead to conclusions to other people, they may think that we are heading towards a one-world govenment, a new world order. 1st, UN, then, European Union, then, ASEAN. Sorry, OT, but I read a lot about oppositors of a New World Order, usually, they are the religious organizations who correlate politics with the revelations in the bible.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sugoi_yats View Post

    As of now, our fresh graduates cannot work in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, etc. because we lack the number of years in basic education which is a big disadvantage for our country in 2015.

    As unpopular as it is, this additional 2 years maybe liken to a bitter pill that we all need to take for the good of our country in the future.
    But with 3-5 years of work experience,- these countries are hiring them as engineers, planners, architects, accountants et al....

    Marami akong dating engineers na nasa Singapore, Malaysia, HongKong, Taiwan, Thailand, Indonesia, US (too) et al,- working as engineers and managers....

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    Quote Originally Posted by sugoi_yats View Post
    By 2015, the Asean region will become a single market and production base wherein there will be a free flow of goods, services, capital, skilled workers just like what Europe did.
    Right.

    Euro Benefits Germany More Than Others in Zone

    http://www.nytimes.com/2011/04/23/bu.../23charts.html

    In fairness though, Euro or not no one can beat zee Germans. Not the Japs, not the Americans, not the Chinese.

    Anyhoo, I'm looking forward to produce from Asean countries overwhelming our local farmers. Serves them right after the government took away my relatives' 500 hectare farm under that useless CARP.


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    Quote Originally Posted by sugoi_yats View Post
    As of now, our fresh graduates cannot work in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, etc. because we lack the number of years in basic education which is a big disadvantage for our country in 2015.
    you really believe that new grads stand a chance for good jobs overseas?

    expereinced professionals find it difficult to land a job of the same level as what they have here sa ibang bansa... what more sa mga bagong graduate lang?

    has it ever occurred to you that these countries (Phils included) would prioriticed their own over foreigners?

    the logic, to me, is devoid of realistic expectation. sorry.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sugoi_yats View Post
    Whether we like it or not, this is something that we need to do in preparation for the implementation and full realization of the declaration ASEAN 2015: One Vision, One Identity, One Community.

    By 2015, the Asean region will become a single market and production base wherein there will be a free flow of goods, services, capital, skilled workers just like what Europe did.

    According to the latest Global Competitive Index (GCI) data, the Philippines needs to improve more on the basic requirements of competitiveness, namely institutions, infrastructure, macroeconomic stability, health, and primary education. GCI data also show that the Philippines has to get better in higher education and training, goods-market efficiency, labor-market efficiency, financial-market development, technological readiness and market size. Further, the country needs to develop business sophistication and innovation, according to GCI.

    As of now, our fresh graduates cannot work in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, etc. because we lack the number of years in basic education which is a big disadvantage for our country in 2015.

    As unpopular as it is, this additional 2 years maybe liken to a bitter pill that we all need to take for the good of our country in the future.
    please post source of this info.

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    Ok lang naman ito. Sa mga International Schools dito, up to K12 talaga. Besides, two years lang naman.

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    Pinoy pride eh...****!


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    ang dami mag-anak ng pinoy eh.

    sa dami eh nagkakaron ng shifting pa ng students kasi

    ang damimag-anak ng pinoy eh.

    and sa isang shift, sa isang classroom, siksikan pa studyante, 1 libro 3 or 4 na student naghahati,
    kasi wala pambili libro mga magulang kasi

    ang dami mag-anak ng pinoy eh.

    Hindi matututo talaga ang bata kasi nagsisiksikan sa classroom, hatihati sa libro,
    kahit super competent pa ang magturo sa kanila, hindi sila makapagfocus sa dami and
    kawawang kawawa ang pinaka late shift kasi pagod na mga guro kasi

    ang dami mag-anak ng pinoy eh.

    Family Planning ang sagot.. Supportahan ang RH Bill.. >_<

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    Bakit shifting ngayon? Ganyan na rin ba sa private? Kasi before Ako whole day nasa school eh 7:30am to 4pm


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    sa public schools lang yung may shifting..

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Bakit shifting ngayon? Ganyan na rin ba sa private? Kasi before Ako whole day nasa school eh 7:30am to 4pm


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    Sa ibang public, sa elem, ang alam ko 3 shifts na yung iba,
    not sure sa HS.
    correct me if im wrong nalang.

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    sana bigayan din nila ng pansin yun mga public school sa probinsya...mas kawawa sila dun..sana talaga damihan nila yun mga classrooms...bakit kaya nagkukulang sa mga teachers e dami tambay na newly grad jan..tska palakasan sa para lang makapagturo sa mga public schools

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Bakit shifting ngayon? Ganyan na rin ba sa private? Kasi before Ako whole day nasa school eh 7:30am to 4pm


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    Matagal ng may shifting sa mga public schools.

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    Quote Originally Posted by boybi View Post
    Matagal ng may shifting sa mga public schools.

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    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Nakakapost ka directly ng pic Sa iPhone mo?


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    di pa ako naginstall ng tapatalk sa iphone.

    OT na tayo
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    ang kelangan sa mga public schools.... k+ classrooms, k+ textbooks, k + teachers, hindi yang k+12 na yan.
    yung news nga kahapon, may nagka-klase na sa hagdan ng schools sa kakulangan ng classrooms.

    tsaka yung implementation ng "mother tongue" sa k+12 (from grades 1-3), sa north.... ilokano ang gagamitin ng mga teachers.
    eh yung mga teaching materials daw na bigay ng deped, in english. sila pa magta-translate sa ilocano......ha-ha!

    nak ng teteng talaga oh.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by chua_riwap View Post
    ang kelangan sa mga public schools.... k+ classrooms, k+ textbooks, k + teachers, hindi yang k+12 na yan.
    yung news nga kahapon, may nagka-klase na sa hagdan ng schools sa kakulangan ng classrooms.

    tsaka yung implementation ng "mother tongue" sa k+12 (from grades 1-3), sa north.... ilokano ang gagamitin ng mga teachers.
    eh yung mga teaching materials daw na bigay ng deped, in english. sila pa magta-translate sa ilocano......ha-ha!

    nak ng teteng talaga oh.......
    Long term solution dyan eh fix nila ang population growth.

    Then ayusin muna nila standard bago pasok yang k+12

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    yang mga gusto ng k+12 sa deped malamang meron yan school na pag aari. dagdag kita nga naman...
    ika nga nila - quality not quantity...

    kahit pa k + 50 yan kung bulok quality nila, walang mangyayari...

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    naku mukang masmahirap na magpaaral ngayon...sana nga pure english ang gamitin sa lahat ng schools ngayon..lot of pinoys hardly speak in english gaya ko hahaha...dapat nga bawat class 30 student lang...masyado talaga sa public schools...upgrade all teachers so that their teaching method will be more efficient now a days

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    #20
    Meron na naman talaga grade 7 Sa mga private diba?


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