A Reflective Journal In today’s evolving educational realigning, strengthening the curriculum through life and career skills, fostering academic excellence alone is no longer enough. The development of social and emotional skills among learners has become just as essential. One of the most impactful approaches to promote this development is through student-teacher one-on-one accommodation, a method continue reading : “Conversations That Matter: Building Social and Emotional Learning Through Personalized Teacher Support”
“Under the Mango Tree and Steep Stairs:Nurturing Growth Through Educational Accommodationsin Teaching Practical Research I”
A Reflective Journal Being a Physical Education teacher, teaching Practical Research I was both a challenge and alearning opportunity for me. While it is not my area of expertise, I am somewhat familiar with the subjectand fully committed to assisting and guiding my students effectively. Here are some of my struggles with my students and continue reading : “Under the Mango Tree and Steep Stairs:Nurturing Growth Through Educational Accommodationsin Teaching Practical Research I”
“INVESTING TIME: UNDERSTANDING CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AS A SKILL”
Developing conflict resolution skills is essential for maintaining healthy relationships and reducing stress. Effective strategies include clear communication, active listening, and seeking compromises. By practicing with a simple close door meeting can help simulate real-world scenarios, receive immediate feedback, and build confidence in handling conflicts constructively with a mediator.By enhancing the skills and knowing the continue reading : “INVESTING TIME: UNDERSTANDING CONFLICT MANAGEMENT AS A SKILL”
“A THUMB PROMISE MY AUTISTIC STUDENT’S RECOVERY JOURNEY”
A Reflective Note A thumb isn’t just a body part used to “imprint” documents—it can become a symbol of hope and change.It was a sweltering day, and my autistic student had already completed four classes before lunch. He stood outside the classroom, gasping for air, drenched in sweat. I asked if he had finished his continue reading : “A THUMB PROMISE MY AUTISTIC STUDENT’S RECOVERY JOURNEY”
Reading is Essential
Reading is said to be the most basic skill a person can have. Every day, we read. You go to the market to buy ingredients for the day’s meal—you’re reading. You walk to the mall, to school, or to work—you’re still reading. You’re on social media, but you’re reading as well. Reading is the very continue reading : Reading is Essential
Education means no one gets left behind
Education is a basic right. Every child, no matter where they come from or who they are, deserves the chance to learn, grow, and succeed. The idea that “No one gets left behind” reminds us that learning should be for everyone—not just for the smartest, the richest, or the most privileged. When we say, “no continue reading : Education means no one gets left behind
Education for ALL
Education is a fundamental right of a human being and education also form the backbone of every nurturing society. Education is the most powerful weapon that we can have in this society, there is no limit and there is no unequal distribution of quality education. Education is the treasure that we can have—but what happens continue reading : Education for ALL
Beyond the Classroom
Teachers play vital role within our society, serving as foundational sources of knowledge and shaping the futures of younger generations. They fulfill multiple roles—as instructors, mentors, advisors, and sources of inspiration. The influence of teachers reaches far beyond the confines of the classroom. By shaping young minds and imparting core values, they play a crucial continue reading : Beyond the Classroom
On the Field and in the Classroom: Sports Coaching and Class Nurturing as MAPEH Teachers’ Balancing Act
In the realm of teaching, few roles demand as much multidimensionality as that of a MAPEH teacher. From choreographing a dance performance to delivering first aid lessons, from guiding a brushstroke to blowing a whistle on the sports field—MAPEH educators live at the intersection of movement, art, wellness, and strategy. But among their many hats, continue reading : On the Field and in the Classroom: Sports Coaching and Class Nurturing as MAPEH Teachers’ Balancing Act
Early Engagement in Research: Building Foundations for Lifelong Inquiry
In academic development, research is more than a culminating task—it is the foundation of inquiry, the architecture of critical thinking, and the heart of intellectual evolution. For many students, however, research is introduced too late, often as a final-year obligation rather than a progressive, formative experience. This delay reduces research to a mechanical requirement, depriving continue reading : Early Engagement in Research: Building Foundations for Lifelong Inquiry