By John Mark M. Lising, Office Clerk, Division Office The COVID-19 pandemic brought major changes in people’s lives. The things which were normally being done before are now modified. Further, this pandemic caused fear and civil unrest due to number of deaths it caused, hence the World Health Organization (WHO) is continuously advising on how continue reading : The Role of Education in COVID-19 Response

By April Joie T. Cunanan,  Office Clerk, Division Office Have you ever experienced delaying a task because you thought you can finish it immediately? Do you tend to prioritize the tasks that make you feel happy and comfortable than the tasks which are more important? Well, if your answer is “yes”, you might be a continue reading : Procrastination: A Glimpse of What It Is

By Shaira Luna H. Pabalan, Teacher III, Mambangnan NHS Itinakda ka. Ang sabi nila, kayamanan ka. Ikaw ang solusyon. Ikaw ang tanging daan. Binilang ko ang mga araw na tumapak ako sa bubog ng kahirapan. Kinabisa ko ang mga pariralang nangungutya, paulit-ulit hanggang sa magdugo ang sandata kong lapis para sa mga pangarap at ambisyon. continue reading : Sa Mata ng Isang Guro

By Jesamin E. Sarmiento, ADA III, Division office Change is constant in today’s workplace. Downsizing, reorganizing and cost-cutting are just some of the changes in one organization. No industry is excused and even government agencies are undergoing significant change. The rationalization plan was the biggest step in changing the organizational design and structure of the continue reading : DEPED RATIONALIZED STRUCTURE: A REVOLUTIONIZED BUREAUCRACY

By Fernando T. Gacosta, Teacher III, Bartolome Sangalang NHS After a grueling eighteen months of digital teaching and separation from my students, I was very eager to return to the classroom with limited face-to-face instruction. How exhilarating to see the faces of my students who were excited like me and to help them in their continue reading : AS A SENIOR CITIZEN TEACHER DURING PANDEMIC: WHAT KEPT ME MOTIVATED

By: Diadem M. Garengo, ADA III, Division Office Front desk job is underrated. Out of all offices in every agency and institutions front desk job is often mistaken as a very simple job, it is often perceived to be the unit were you welcome the client and end with giving them answers to their queries, continue reading : What Is Like to Work at Front Desk Office

By Raul C. Chavez, Teacher III, Santa Rosa NHS Isa na marahil sa pinakamasalimuot na pangyayari na naganap sa kasaysayan ng parehong pagtuturo at pag-aaral sa ika-21 siglo ay ang kinakaharap na pandemiyang Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19). Binago ng pandemiyang naturan ang normal o dating pamumuhay ng mga Pilipino. Isa sa pinaka-naapektuhan nito ay ang continue reading : INTEGRASYON NG ICT SA PAGTUTURO NG PANITIKAN SA ILALIM NG NEW NORMAL

By Jacquelyn T. Eduardo, Teacher III, Langla ES   The school year that was suddenly turned to be the venue for the distribution and retrieval of modules. Teachers were in constant coordination with parents or the guardians of their learners, while learners stay at home to comply to the health protocols implemented. Teachers were on continue reading : Ordeal of Parents in the Home Distance Learning

By April Joie T. Cunanan, Office Clerk, Division Office Whenever you hear the term, “Filipino Culture”, I am pretty sure that you think of the negative traits of Filipinos. The reason for this is that sometime in your life, you might have seen or experienced the service of your fellowmen. But we will be talking continue reading : Filipino Culture in Workplace and Synergy? Weh?

By Diadem M. Garengo, ADA III, Division Office Working in the front desk job is quite tough but a fun job. It requires primarily an interpersonal skill mainly when having conversation, explaining, and also putting yourself in someone else’s shoes. Front desk functions as the first-hand source of information, gives immediate assistance to the client continue reading : Ensuring Client’s Satisfaction