Corporate Job vs. DepEd: Should You Switch?
You’re earning P20K in corporate, but your family wants you to quit for a DepEd teaching job for “stability.” While teaching offers security, it comes with low pay, heavy workload, and slow promotions.
If teaching is your passion, go for it. But if it’s just family pressure, stay where you’re happy and growing. Your career, your choice!
Are kids today really different from before? Many teachers say students are harder to discipline, more distracted, and less respectful. But is it the kids, or has the world around them changed? Learn the challenges of teaching in modern times and what can be done to improve student behavior.
DepEd provides free licenses for Microsoft 365, Canva, and Adobe Creative Cloud to public school students and teachers in the Philippines. This initiative aims to enhance digital literacy and creativity, but is it a wise use of the education budget?
The DepEd teacher uniform for 2025 should be cool, breathable, and comfortable for non-aircon classrooms. Light fabrics like cotton and linen, plus flattering colors like sage green and sky blue, keep teachers fresh and professional all day.
Do high school grades and school choice matter? They can help with college admissions and scholarships, but skills and experience matter more in the long run. Employers focus on what you can do, not where you studied.
When it comes to choosing between a private or public school for your child, the decision can feel overwhelming. Each …
Discover 10 inspiring life lessons from Hello, Love, Again that connect deeply with teaching. Learn how themes of courage, self-care, and resilience can transform the classroom, helping educators create a positive impact on their students and grow personally and professionally.
The viral “Pangalan” vs. “Pangngalan” debate highlights a key difference in Filipino grammar. “Pangalan” means “name,” while “Pangngalan” correctly translates to “noun.” This article clears up the confusion and explains why the teacher was right.
Blaming teachers for low grades is too simple. Many students avoid participating in class, rely on reading from visual aids, or copy-paste assignments. To improve, students need to take responsibility, engage more, and put in real effort—not just rely on their teachers.
Teaching is challenging, with teachers often overwhelmed by diverse student needs and unrealistic expectations. Despite their best efforts, many face burnout and blame for issues beyond their control, highlighting the need for more support and self-care.