Wednesday, March 27, 2013

TO GRADE A TYPE OF STUDENT'S WORK


    Giving grades is supposed to be treated as a delicate issue in the sense that the class records should be kept by teachers completely and accurately. Grades are not fabricated out of “memory guess” or out of luck or nepotism. Teachers have to provide unbiased grades so that the students could understand the extent of their performance and mastery.Click on STUFF FOR TEACHERS to read the full article.

Thursday, March 21, 2013

HOW DO YOU GRADE YOUR STUDENTS?


How a teacher feels about giving grades reflects his/her values and personality. At school there are times when students talk about their teachers especially in terms of teaching style, knowledge of subject, discipline and classroom management and giving marks or grades. Is there such a generous or stingy teacher? Well, let us take a look at how we give grades to students.Click on STUFF FOR TEACHERS to read the full article.

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

GRADUATION DAY IS ...

Graduation Day is…
In layman’s terminology, graduation day signifies the day of receiving a full academic mark after completion of studies in elementary, secondary, or college education or any full degree achieved after a number of years. For all students around the world, graduation day is a long-awaited event which will make a difference because students will be considered as “graduates” who have academically passed their requirements. In other words, graduation day is an important occasion for every family. Likewise, graduation day is the day of marching in the aisles of an auditorium where all families, relatives and friends share in the so called “rite of passage” or “commencement exercises”.
What about the graduation ceremony? Normally, during graduation ceremony, students are dressed in identical caps and gowns or clothes. Click on STUFF FOR STUDENTS to read the full article.

Thursday, March 14, 2013

HOW TO DEAL WITH an ANGRY COWORKER

How to Deal With an Angry Coworker
     My school conducted the last round of admission of prospective students for the next school year. Aptitude tests and interview of applicants were the main tasks for one whole day. Parents of these applicants gathered at the gallery to listen to a presentation of school programs, activities, etc. Considering the circumstance, I would say that every staff had a “to do” list to make the activity successful .
     What made me think over was that one of the AV staff could hardly realize how important it was for him to do his job as a technician. For example, at times when a microphone doesn’t function well, the first thing to be done is trying to check how it works well. In this case, you don’t need a staff to do it for you since you basically use your little technical know-how. However, whenever your effort to fix fails, the last thing to do is to call for assistance. And from whom do you seek help? Naturally, you’ll ask help from the in-charge himself. In the issue of asking help, politeness and professional approach are necessary.Click on STUFF FOR TEACHERS to read the full article.

Tuesday, March 12, 2013

TIPS TO HAVE A GOOD TIME MANAGEMENT


    
     Time management skills, once developed in a student, become a strong foundation of study habits. These are also indicative of how much discipline is used, which helps a student cope with bigger responsibilities at home and school. In a wider scenario good time management is like an investment which has a long term number of benefits.
Try these tips to help you develop good time management skills.Click on STUFF FOR STUDENTS to read the full article.
   

Monday, March 11, 2013

HABIT OF PROCRASTINATION


     One of the natural assassins of an opportunity is the art of procrastination. It is a common and deadliest disease which curtails a possible success of a person. Should you do the task immediately, you are lucky to grab that opportunity that comes at once. However, if you cling to the concept, “I-do-it-tomorrow”, your delaying tactic will never bring back the time to get a promising chance. The fact that procrastination is not selective becomes one existing major problem among growing children, adolescents, and adults. It is embraced by all people regardless of sex, race, social status, etc...Click on STUFF FOR STUDENTS to read the full article.

Wednesday, March 6, 2013



TEACHER'S INSPIRATION

    Below is the message of an alumna during a graduation ceremony. Any schools always look forward to some inspirational messages from school alumni. This is a very rewarding moment for teachers to know how effective teaching and learning conditions have been provided in school days of former students who have now attained their respective career paths. To make a difference in the lives of our students is a commitment and it basically has fruits to reap. Therefore, teaching is not similar with other professions. Its result is not today but in the future. Let's cross our fingers, dear teachers!
Speech of an ALUMNA

    "To our District Supervisor, Principal of Kiblat Elementary School, members of the faculty, parents, distinguished guests, graduating pupils, and friends, Good Morning! I am very privileged to be speaking to you today, on this very day of your commencement exercises. Honestly, I found some kind of uncertainties on what I would say until finally I had made up my mind to put my few thoughts together.
     Firstly, I would like to tell you how great it is to be chosen as your guest speaker for today's significant occasion: Commencement Exercises of School Year 2012-2013.
     Before I go further with my speech, may I congratulate the graduates for today marks the achievement of your dreams?
     It is a proof that you have overcome the challenges of elementary education. You are winners at this moment because you have achieved your quest for basic education. The kind of education that you have is uniquely designed for you to sustain in the next level ahead.
    Secondly, I want to congratulate the parents who are always supportive in all odds. You, too, are now harvesting the fruit of your sacrifices. You have done a huge part in molding your children from their birth until this very moment. You are the forerunners in the education of your children, molding their behavior and characters, abilities and knowledge to become better young community citizens.
     The next persons that I would like to congratulate are of course the teachers for you have done satisfactorily in bringing these children to where and what they are now. Your immeasurable patience, guidance and commitment to teach these children have made great changes in their lives; we can say that they are now better generation because of you. Concluding all of your concerted efforts, I can say that it takes one educational community to build the nation's future leaders who are capable of bringing effective changes in the Philippines society
     Therefore, the Basic Education Program should not be undermined. It has all the capacity and opportunity to produce skilled workers in the future, making Filipinos to be competitive and efficient in the global arena. I may not have achieved more of what I want to be now; however, my basic educational foundation provided by my Alma Mater has helped me in my endeavor to stand in the midst of many challenges. It was like a seed that had grown in me and had been nurtured in another ground to reach its maturity. So, dear graduates, always bear in mind that where ever you will get your secondary education, you owe your “growing seed” from your Alma Mater. Be good young leaders in another ground while you grow your seed happily.
     Thank you very much and have a good day.