Smart’s Bong Mojica on Being an Educator and Revolutionizing Education
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Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
Smart’s Bong Mojica on Being an Educator and Revolutionizing Education
Smart’s Bong Mojica on Being an Educator and Revolutionizing Education
Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
Ray Gapuz on Passing the Nursing Exam at the Age of 61
Ray Gapuz on Passing the Nursing Exam at the Age of 61
Chariman and Head Lecturer Ray Gapuz of RA Gapuz Review Center asks a thought-provoking “Why Not Pass An International Nursing Exam at the Age of 61?” This interesting story segues into his center’s non-traditional, effective teaching strategies. He then takes the audience interactively through this learning methodology, with tangible results. Watch and learn how to learn.
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Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
Joy Abaquin on Multiple Intelligence
Joy Abaquin on Multiple Intelligence
As Principal of the Multiple Intelligence School, Teacher Joy asks “Why Not Use All Our Intelligences to Make a Difference?” She then recounts her school’s learnings in starting and advancing the field of MI in the country, and how this advocacy will mold better students and a better Philippines.
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Tuesday, July 29th, 2008
Mike Luz Gives a Situationer on Philippine Education
Mike Luz Gives a Situationer on Philippine Education
Former Education undersecretary and IRRI President Mike Luz tackles issues plaguing Philippine Education, as a response to the question “Why Are We Not Yearning for Learning?” Using clear data and analysis, Mike looks at the future, marries it with the current reality, and proposes a way forward for the field.
Tags: Filipino Education, Global Competitiveness
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Saturday, January 26th, 2008
Tommy Lopez on Turning Around the University of Makati
Tommy Lopez on Turning Around the University of Makati
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Marketing Guru and President of U-Mak Tommy Lopez talks about the necessary revolution for Filipinos to compete on a global stage. His thesis is that the best Filipino product – is the Filipino himself/herself, as a globally competitive resource. This then dovetails on his experience on turning around the University of Makati in order to unleash the power of human capital.
Tags: Filipino Education, Global Competitiveness
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