BALANGA CITY, Bataan – Farmers from different barangays (villages) of this component city recently gathered at the City Public Market’s Organic Trading Post during the launching of their Organic Farmer’s Day.
CITY of BALANGA, Bataan – Little hearts and minds from different barangays here gathered recently at their graduation rites of what they called “Batang Sining 2016.”
Ibinahagi ni Coney M. Dela Peña – Administrative Aide VI, Schools Division Office of Bataan, Department of Education May kasabihan sa ating bansa na, ”ang maingay na tubig sa ilog ay karaniwang mababaw, at ang tahimik na ilog naman ay siyang malalim.”
Contributed by Kristianna Marie S. Bautista – Orion, Bataan Culinary expertise is a skill that won’t go amiss anywhere in the world. An opportunity is always available when there is mastery on any endeavor, one of which is the art of cooking. While we have to gratify our gustatory craving, the eyes are the […]
Contributed by Kristianna Marie S. Bautista – Orion, Bataan The Senior High School is now on its first year of implementation. The main goal of the people behind the K-12 curriculum is to give opportunities to the school’s populace to be productive members of their community in the micro sense and of the society as […]
Contributed by Maria Cherry Lyn S. Regala – Luakan National High School, Dinalupihan, Bataan At an early stage in the primary level, learners are taught how to add and subtract numbers using different methods and techniques. Preschoolers are taught to combine or take away objects to better teach them the concept of the two […]
Contributed by Jenalyn S. Aquino – Luakan National High School, Dinalupihan, Bataan We cannot live by ourselves alone. We need other people to exchange idea with, to talk to and to mingle with. As Franklin P. Jones puts it “perhaps no man is more articulate than one who can give directions without taking his […]
Contributed by Jenalyn S. Aquino – Luakan National High School, Dinalupihan, Bataan Many science teachers are very willing to teach climate change to younger students, but they don’t know where to start. This is particularly challenging for K to 12 educators, who feel that the material may be too challenging for their students, or even […]
Contributed by Flordeliza R. Dionisio – Luakan National High School, Dinalupihan, Bataan Physical Education teachers together with other subject teachers must sit down to discuss some problems about students who struggle in class. They have to consider that this situation is somehow related to lack of physical activity.
Contributed by Flordeliza R. Dionisio – Luakan National High School, Dinalupihan, Bataan All schools want their students to succeed, but schools can only make a lasting difference when they focus on specific goals and strategies for change.
