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

By Roy M. Reyes, ADAS III, Division Office Days of the new normal had just recently began and it is now a clear fact that the human kind can perfectly get along with it. The new normal imposes that people of today be more discreet and cautious. Likewise, such a scenario requires that there is continue reading : New Normal Office Scenario Exemplifying Efficient and Productive Operations

By Jesamin Sarmiento, ADA III, Division Office “ A great teacher changes a student’s life “ I firmly believe that this line is not an overstatement because there are endless amount of stories that can attest to that. Teachers have the influence in their own capacity to guide the kids in becoming productive citizens. The continue reading : HIRING AND SELECTION: PASSING THROUGH THE EYE OF A NEEDLE

By Gizelle May V. Carganilla   The school scenario in the verge of new normal is a situation that needs utmost planning and careful implementation. After all the occurrences of every life changing scenario during the global pandemic which significantly affected and impacted everybody’s life, the society is now gradually transitioning into the age of continue reading : The School Leaders’ Role in the Implementation of the New Normal Face-to- Face Classes

By Sherly J. Concepcion, Head Techer III, Jaen NHS Learning Mathematics has always been a perennial problem to many students and teachers. Where lies the problem? Maybe, the first problem is the mindset and attitudes of the learners. Many people and many parents establish into their children’s mind that Mathematics is a very difficult subject. continue reading : LEARNING MATHEMATICS: A PREPARATION TO LIFE’s PROBLEMS

By Raul C. Chavez, Teacher III, Santa Rosa NHS   Wika, kultura…kultura, wika. Dalawang konsepto na kapag ang isa ay nawala, parehas na silang mawawalan ng saysay. Sa madaling sabi, ang wika at kultura ay magkakambal, magkatuwang o magkabuhol na konsepto. Wari sibat at palasong hindi dapat mawalay sa isa’t isa dahil mawawalan ng silbi continue reading : ANG BERNAKULAR BILANG SALAMIN NG KULTURA

By Raul C. Chavez, Teacher III, Santa Rosa NHS   Sa patuloy na pagharap ng ating bansa sa pandemya, kaakibat nito ang patuloy ring hamon sa mga mag-aaral sa larangan ng pagbasa. Ang mga mag-aaral sa panahon ito ay nangangailangan na maging mas independent kaysa dati, kaya bilang mga guro, kailangan rin nating suriin at continue reading : PAG-AANGKOP SA PAGTUTURO NANG PAG-UNAWA SA PAGBASA SA VIRTUAL LEARNING

By Raul C. Chavez, Teacher III, Santa Rosa NHS Kikay, pulutan, mabuhay, tabo, yaya at marami pang iba. Ilan lamang ang mga ito sa daan- daang wikang Filipino na napabilang sa English Oxford Dictionary. Patunay lamang na ang wikang Filipino ay hindi na lamang basta umuunlad sa halip ay nakikilala na rin sa buong mundo. continue reading : ANG WIKANG FILIPINO SA BAGONG SIGLO (2022)

By Jennyfer B. Nipales, Teacher III, Palayan City NHS Children’s learning is a gift of shared responsibility. In the beginning, when the children learn new things, the presence of people who can help them learn and can work interdependently is essential. The responsibility of collaborating among these people is crucial because it can help in continue reading : THE ROLE OF TEACHERS AND PARENTS: A SHARED RESPONSIBLITY