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April 27th, 2011 12:25 PM #31
Faithful pa ba ito sa kanilang original schedule of implementation?
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April 27th, 2011 03:07 PM #32
i think this is good bec. after high school, a student is employable. College becomes optional if a student wants to pursue higher learning or wanting to get a better job / opportunity out there.
pero ang alam ko talaga kung anong balak dito, STudent loans heheh. in the states, most college students are in deep debt just before they go to work. minsan 3 yrs to 5 yrs bago pa lang nila ma-enjoy ang sweldo nila.
but that's ok I suppose bec. it teaches the young ones how to be competitive. di katulad ng present system, we all know that the college system today is just like what America considers it to be an associate degree. eh kasi naman ang mura naman ng college education dito compared to the US. so how can you can one land a high-paying job if you paid less in tuition?
personally, i think even the Ivy-like league Universities are not at par with standards. like for example, DLSU and Ateneo sobrang time-consuming to go there bec. laging traffic. UP is like breeding criminal minds, put a super intelligent student with limited/scarce resources/facilities and we all know why the campus' products, like most govt. politicians are like that.
a good college system must be like America, you live in the campus. mas magaling ang development neto sa young mind.
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April 29th, 2011 04:41 AM #34ahahaha katangahan to. San ka naman kukuha ng pampasweldo ng additional teachers? At majority teachers sa Pinas eh mediocre ang intellect. Puro sulat at memorization lang sa blackboard. Walang healthy debate or discussion. At kapag 50 kayo sa klase eh mahirap matuto. I should know, puro tsismisan lang kami ng mga frends ko sa likod palagi nung high school ako.
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April 29th, 2011 10:33 AM #35
mahigit 1M kids daw nag register for public kindergarten this school year.. san kaya lalagay tong mga to..
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May 1st, 2011 08:13 PM #37
Ang labo naman ng implementation nito....
Parang bara-bara bay.....
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May 1st, 2011 09:25 PM #38
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May 1st, 2011 09:55 PM #39
pahirap lang to lalo na sa masang Filipino. this is so stupid. Ang dami na ngang nahihirapan magtapos ng high school kahit sa public schools. The additional budget should be used for salary increase of public school teachers, for class rooms, books, etc. My daughter is studying in a public elementary school, Section 1, mas maganda kasi ang foundation ng elementary and high school education sa public schools dito sa amin compared sa private. 40 na nga sila sa isang klase, tapos luma na ang mga books. bat di na lang dagdagan ang classrooms and teachers para maging 20 lang sa 1 class.
For me, tama na ang number of years ng present elem. and high school education dito sa Phils. Pahirap din lalo to to those who are planning to take up medicine or law as post graduate studies.
From kindergarteen up to HS, sa public schoos lang naman ako nag-aral, then, sa college, State University, public school pa rin, nakatikim lang ako ng private school, College of Law na, prov'l. law school pa na kulang na kulang sa facililies and "training", naging lawyer din naman ako and take 1 sa bar because I have a good basic elementary and high school education.
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May 2nd, 2011 03:02 AM #40
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.
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