TheAccidentalTeacher

Today our country marks the 24th year since the historic bloodless revolution known as the People Power Revolution. From this the Philippines was freed from the clutches of a dictator. Our...

How Rotating Brownouts can Hamper Education

In the news these past few days is the impending threat of rotating brownouts throughout Luzon. Besides the inconvenience these brownouts will bring, it will definitely have a largely...

Education UK Makes Dreams for Higher Education Come True

This January, the British Council launched their GO: Know More Do More Live More Campaign, a campaign that opens up exciting opportunities for Filipino students interested in the fields of...

Claiming the Spirit of People ...

Posted by Teacher Ria on Feb 25, 2010 1

How Rotating Brownouts can Ham...

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Education UK Makes Dreams for ...

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Nov 15, 2009

Posted by Teacher Ria in Arts and Crafts | 0 Comments

Green Eggs and Ham Story Stretchers

One of my favorite beginning reading books in class is the infamous Dr. Seuss story Green Eggs and Ham. Even though it doesn’t really tell a story per se, it’s a fun read. I use the story a lot when trying to teach position words or spatial concepts. It’s a great way for me to also build the kids’ vocabularies. The story doesn’t end there, though. More...

Nov 8, 2009

Posted by Teacher Ria in Multimedia Center, Teaching Resources | 1 Comment

Making the Most of Your Broadband Internet.

I would like to think of myself as a modern teacher. For the most part, I try not to teach in the typical, conventional ways. That’s why having a good laptop and a reliable internet connection is very important for me. When I lecture, I often try to stream in videos, download media or photos, and show websites and the like so as tobe able to hold my students attention....

Nov 2, 2009

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