Classes for Tuesday, October 1, 2024, have been suspended in several areas due to the impact of Typhoon Julian. Regions like Ilocos, Cagayan Valley, and parts of the Cordillera Administrative Region have announced closures to ensure the safety of students and staff. Stay updated for more information.
The Department of Education (DepEd) enforces a six-hour daily teaching limit for public school teachers, offering compensation for any overload hours. However, educators express concerns about the policy’s impact, citing increased workloads and curriculum challenges. Learn more about how this policy affects teachers.
DepEd has doubled vacation service credits for teachers to 30 days starting in 2024. The revised guidelines outline new credit calculations, eligibility, and additional benefits for work done beyond regular hours, weekends, and holidays.
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.
Teacher Marjorie Llanto tragically died from extreme stress after being publicly insulted by her principal. Her story highlights the dangers of workplace bullying and the urgent need for mental health support for teachers.
Teacher Mary Hazel Austria from El Nido National High School filed a formal complaint against her principal for daily public humiliation. The mistreatment, often in front of staff and students, deeply affected her, prompting her to speak out despite fears. Learn more about the incident and its impact.
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Teaching is a noble but demanding profession, often leading to stress and burnout. Learn mental health tips for teachers from Dr. Willie Ong, including how to manage stress, set boundaries, and prioritize self-care to improve well-being in and out of the classroom.
National Family Week 2024 will be celebrated with a government work suspension starting at 3:00 PM on September 23. Discover the importance of this celebration and how it encourages family bonding.
Classes in several areas across the country are suspended on September 18, 2024, due to the impact of a low-pressure area and the southwest monsoon. Stay updated on the latest announcements and affected regions.