I think what's important is to teach student how to be ready in life as early as highshool... 1. How Money works 2. Taxes, Bills, Interest, Mortgage, Debts 3. Human Rights, Basics about Government 4. Basic Safety in an emergency 5. Basic First Aid 6. Basic Stock Market, Investing 7. Importance of saving and preparing for retirement. Not just relying on your children for food and resources. 8. Tips on becoming financially independent All of these are much more important and useful than most of the subjects that are taught in school.
@@xioamiredmis2939 im gr 8 now and my mapeh teacher is making mo do face painting as a project and for our exam make a comic strip of wat we learned but not draw i have to be in comic strip meaning i have to take pictures...but i am very cam shy but my teacher doesnt care 👁👄👁. sry if this is nonsense
Sa tingin ko, ang dapat maikintal sa mga kabataan ay yung paglinang ng kritikal na kasanayan sa math at science at pagiging malikhain at mahusay sa paglutas ng mga problema. Eto sa tingin ko ang kulang sa karamihan ng mga mag-aaral. Kailangan dumami ang talent pool ng Pilipinas para mas maraming tech start ups, future proof SMEs , at big companies ang mag invest sa bansa. Kapag hindi ito nangyari, at manatili pa ring naghihikahos ang ekonomiya ng bansa, alam niyo na kung ano ang ugat talaga ng problema.
Nowadays, we just basically gave up on our own development and just kept implementing westernized education culture. Although yes, it helps in understanding and making international relationships easier, it doesn’t go more than that. We are being educated as workers, not creators. Office jobs are the only considered real jobs. Art, dance and singing are considered as a dead end. There is productivity, but no creativity.
PH education is ranked amongst the lowest in Math, Science and English! There needs to be a revolutionary overhaul of its system otherwise our youth will be ill-equipped to compete in the international workforce.
Public schools teachers in the Philippines are given much of paper works, points, school beautification than teaching making them tired. They won't be able give more attention to their students but a lot more lesson plan preparation papers training seminars living behind students unattended. teachers are well being learned that that of their students.
This is so true, my mother is a public school teacher, and she's becoming more of an office employee with paper deadlines than a teacher 😒😒😒 the system is so nonsensical...
Is learning and reciting information from a book and cramming them in our brain the same? Being educated by what? Unnecessary information that would be forgotten in the future?
@Lockernomver Breeze no one said school is not important, its just that most of the stuff they teach are just useless information, theres barley any creativity in school, like the top comment said we are being educated to be workers, not creators, school needs a change, a big change
Dahil sa education system na ito maraming students na grade conscious rather than learning. Hindi lang yan kundi minsan nakakasira rin sa mental health. Kasi kung tutuusin may students na nakakaintindi ng mabilisan habang ang iba hindi pa. Kaya may mga teachers pinapasa nalang kahit naman poor performance ng student. Hinid kasi equality kailangan kundi equity. Iba iba tayo mga passion eh.
Homeworks are important he said to have communication with your parents but he does not know that we can have self study. Why give homeworks to students when you know they're just answering them and forgetting them. I see some videos of how a Japanese student lives and that their way of studying and living are flexible compared here in the Philippines. Many things are taught in school and will be just forgotten. The things that the Education department in the Philippines should teach are those that will correspond to their course they want to take. Not load them with unnecessary knowledge that will be just forgotten and not be applied to themselves and their lives.
In today's world having high grades is useless 65% of jobs don't require a college deploma or degree, some things that you learn in school will be useless when you start working & schools only makes students stress because of the grading system while filipino parents still believed that education is the key to success, you can have a good high paying job without graduating to college well some jobs still need college degrees like being a doctor, engineer, scientist, etc.
It would be better to have students and industry combined together a theoretical and practical curriculum must be enforced that way after the students graduate internship or apprenticeship is no longer required because they have undergone the actual practices in their job descriptions. No need fo civil service examinations that delays the employments of the graduates. They need only upgrading courses and seminars for a couple of days and weeks. Civil service Commissions must be assigned for the issuance of licenses not with examinations since the graduates are already qualified for the jobs.
Very timely subject to discuss. Makes you wonder why the outdated mandatory ROTC is being discussed in the senate. ROTC is not for everybody, it does not make a student work ready. It is a waste of time and money.
I like physical trainings but I guess it's a waste of time having ROTC. Usually para lng iyan sa grades, most students would say. Dapat lagyan ang curriculum nang Financial Literacy at Basic programming.
@@johnnypaguntalan1406 akala mo lang para sa grades yan pag nagkagiyera itatap ka. malapit na world war 3. kailangan natin ng rotc. ganyan din mag-isip mga lolo natin na teenager nung umatake hapon akala nila laro2x lang. nung nagkagiyera na dun nila narealize di na pala laro un.
South Korea has a legitimate rationale to implement mandatory conscription, we do not have one. Seoul is still technically at war with Pyongyang, we have not declared any war against any country.
tweet: I am so very pleased to hear college education is now Tuition Freeeee in public colleges and universities. We must have an educated population just to catch-up with the rest of the world among other catching-up stuff we must still do in the 21st century in the Philippines. If I could add, have the students textbook materials been updated? We need to enroll students in high need academic areas where the country is short of degrees, (i.e., Master in Business Administration (MBA), et al). We must stay on course. be blessed.
We go to school fro 7 am - 6 pm.... we have a lot of useless subjects for the whole semester which aren’t even relevant. There are also a lot of school works given in 1 day so students wont have any time to work on developing or enhancing their knowledge on other subjects since we’re drowned with a lot of schoolworks.
Some more than 20 years ago, Philippines is ranked high in education quality. Vietnamese, Thais, Malaysians and others come to Philippines to study. They said "our quality of education is good". Now, it's all about money and competition. Paramihan ng students at mga graduates. Puro reading-answering activities. Wala na masyado yung "discussions - questions and answers interaction between teachers and students"
I learned english on the internet and not a single word on the school system in the philippines Why would you spend over a decade to learn a language when you can just watch english videos that'll bond with your brain? Gaming, Music, etc. Philippines School Education is just your 12 years of mental torture and stress that develops future mental illnesses embedded to you I was the best student in my class but felt no emotion that i achieved a piece of paper that doesn't tell me on how i can pay my taxes when i grow up.
Schools should STOP piling work on students and teach more instead, but instead they give students video projects, and clearly is forced to them in order to pass and clearly not learning out of it, nowadays u need to do the tasks given to you to pass instead of honing and molding the abilities of each students.
I want to study in singapore, i am a filipino and i agree that the education system in the philippines is very bad and many people have no education because some people cannot afford the school needs that lead to our poverty.
Well after chatting with a filipina some years ago I wonder if students in the Philippines are being educated properly. This girl I chatted with a couple of years couldn't describe her home town correctly. I asked her to tell me something about Iligan, and the only thing she could tell me was it's a big city, it has a civic center and it's the provincial capital of Lanao del Norte, well with a population of 340,000 Iligan would be considered a big city, but the Mindanao Civic Center is located in the 2nd Class municipality of Tubod and Iligan hasn't been the provincial capital of Lanao del Norte since 1977 when the provincial capital was moved from Iligan to Tubod. Since Maria was born in 1989 wouldn't she learn about Tubod being the provincial capital in school? Or are there any other reason why Maria would have the belief that Iligan would still be the provincial capital?
its because wen u school in philippines u will learn the history of philippines but none of those are the history of a place in philippines but rather the history of how the philippines came to be and i know this cause im a filipino highschool student and rlly hates my school😀
Because here in the Philippines you need to memorize the information you had learned from school (info's that are literally non sense). Some people in the Philippines hated to speak in English but unlike me and the others, I love speaking English but when I'm speaking in English to my classmates, they don't f****** understand me.
Late answer, but local history and politics is generally not a thing in Filipino schools. That and because social science adjacent subjects are devalued. Some of it is the incompetence of teachers who think history is about memorizing dates, names, and places. Students are also disinterested because they're disconnected from the stories taught. For instance, the discussion on Philippine history revolves around things that happen in the National Capital Region and neighboring regions. That's it. People in the Visayas and Mindanao area don't get to hear about their stories and experiences in class. It's like if all of American history was just about Washington DC and the state it's in.
Mababa ang education standards dito sa Pilipinas. Ni Calculus di naituro sa High School at College. The lecture, napakaboring. Walang simplified the way to make it understandable. Minsan pag nag-entrance exam sa mga gustong pumasok sa Ateneo, DLSU, at UP, ang pwedeng makaalam ng ganitong topic, minsan sa Xavier School o Brent. Bakit ganun?
School should be - *Only Monday to Wednesday* Why? People's mental health and physical health is more important - *Homeworks/Assignments should be ban* Why? Because students already spent 7-8 hours at school we don’t need more works at home. - *Class start should be started at 7:30am not 6:00am* Why? Because Not all students houses are close to the school ang iba ay nagising Ng 4:00am or 4:30am dahil babyahe pa sila Bago sila makarating sa eskwelahan at nawawalan kami Ng Oras upang makapag exercise. School really effects - Freedom - Mental health - Happiness - Creativity - Sleep - Money And more...
Philippines keep producing books that has bad contents, its really bad and primitive (the modules contents is really bad) resulting in a waste of philippines resources and money His first words were kinda meh, we dont need programs, we need a whole change on the philippines education system, they should get advice on real students that using their perspectives on how kids learn better. Ofcourse he would lie or talk about good things about philippines edu because he's on the tv 🙄 They should focus on letting their students get a feel of having a job like letting them experience, an example is the "job hunting season" in japan, in philippines they only teach their students about "having a job" or talks about rules or what they should do without letting them experience doing it, if they let them experience having jobs, they get experience and get used to it, some students get lazy because they think they already know all and know what to do, and some arent socially good so they decided to not work, thats why philippines' employment rate is lagging behind other countries
I’ve been a student in deped a long time and When I was like grade 3 my teacher screams at me and gets frustrated for me because of “me” having bad grades and if we do window card and didn’t know what all the answer or didn’t do multiplication or division our hands will be slapped.
American educational system is worst. That's why 300,000+ ot their public school teachers have resigned due to burnout and security reasons. There's a massive "teacher shortage" in America now.
Hay naku waley ang pinas karamihan d nga marunong s math kahit nakatuntong ng college kakahiya tlga lalo n kung nsa ibang bansa ka At matetest ang mathematics skills m at some point.Dapat gawing tagalog ang math wag ng English lalo n during elem and high school dahil d nman nakakaintindi ang karamihan ng English.At dapat ang assignment May mga answers para ma practice ng mga students kung paano gawin At malaman nila kung ano ang mali s ginawa nila like here in Japan May mga exercises sila n homework na May mga answer aside lng dun s mga practical ans.
I think what's important is to teach student how to be ready in life as early as highshool...
1. How Money works
2. Taxes, Bills, Interest, Mortgage, Debts
3. Human Rights, Basics about Government
4. Basic Safety in an emergency
5. Basic First Aid
6. Basic Stock Market, Investing
7. Importance of saving and preparing for retirement. Not just relying on your children for food and resources.
8. Tips on becoming financially independent
All of these are much more important and useful than most of the subjects that are taught in school.
As an G10 Student during the pandemic, teachers in my school Legacy Of Wisdom is teaching literally non sense.
@@xioamiredmis2939 The lessons in school are also important but they should give more time on teaching students how to be ready in life after school.
@@xioamiredmis2939 im gr 8 now and my mapeh teacher is making mo do face painting as a project and for our exam make a comic strip of wat we learned but not draw i have to be in comic strip meaning i have to take pictures...but i am very cam shy but my teacher doesnt care 👁👄👁. sry if this is nonsense
The most important one ,Good Moral.
Many educated individuals in philippines doesn't have morality. For example, policemen that shoots innocents.
Sa tingin ko, ang dapat maikintal sa mga kabataan ay yung paglinang ng kritikal na kasanayan sa math at science at pagiging malikhain at mahusay sa paglutas ng mga problema. Eto sa tingin ko ang kulang sa karamihan ng mga mag-aaral. Kailangan dumami ang talent pool ng Pilipinas para mas maraming tech start ups, future proof SMEs , at big companies ang mag invest sa bansa. Kapag hindi ito nangyari, at manatili pa ring naghihikahos ang ekonomiya ng bansa, alam niyo na kung ano ang ugat talaga ng problema.
Nowadays, we just basically gave up on our own development and just kept implementing westernized education culture. Although yes, it helps in understanding and making international relationships easier, it doesn’t go more than that. We are being educated as workers, not creators. Office jobs are the only considered real jobs. Art, dance and singing are considered as a dead end. There is productivity, but no creativity.
True bai
I completely agree.
ok this is epic
I agree. Everyday our bright minds go overseas to find better jobs, Brain Drain at it's finest
Yes, the nature of pure Filipinos to build our own nation is what we need.
yung mga pinag aralan natin sa school does not prepare us for the future, but prepares us to fail
It Prepare us on how to become a good slave of a company.
"I want to be a doctor."
"Great, now let's learn how to solve the Pythagorean Theorem."
@@greenleafyman1028 F A C T S
"I want to be a programmer"
"Ok class today we are going to learn all about José Rizal"
excuse me, we don't need to compete but we need to learn in order to discover how stupid we are
hahaha best comment.
Deped is litteraly making money out of kids suffering
Haha cash go bling bling. Screw them
Not to mention giving students subjects completely unrelated to their professions.
Ang weird ng mga schools dito sa pinas.
@@wynignatius9289 Hindi lang sa pinas
@@markgalamiton391 ALRIGHT.
PH education is ranked amongst the lowest in Math, Science and English! There needs to be a revolutionary overhaul of its system otherwise our youth will be ill-equipped to compete in the international workforce.
Floorwax
🤣😂
I swear if I hear that one more time
Roleplay
Omg my teacher always ask if u bring floor wax coz im the janitor (not paid) in classroom lol
Public schools teachers in the Philippines are given much of paper works, points, school beautification than teaching making them tired. They won't be able give more attention to their students but a lot more lesson plan preparation papers training seminars living behind students unattended. teachers are well being learned that that of their students.
This is so true, my mother is a public school teacher, and she's becoming more of an office employee with paper deadlines than a teacher 😒😒😒 the system is so nonsensical...
Sana yung philippine education ma inspired sa Finnish education system
Definitely right kaso sa Finland onte or decent lang kasi population eh pero dito andami.
Andaming magrereklamo dyan. So andaming Pinoy na nagmimigrate sa ibang bansa para makapag aral
So why do Filipino students need to sing, dance and even do role-plays?
Ikr
it’s part of our culture (that i think isnt that necessary)
dancing and singing to thailand traditiinal music
Fun activities help a LOT in facilitating mental development, including Math and Sciences.
i agree with this. bruh
At this point, I think all Department in the Philippines are just a joke
acting all professional
Filipinos students during 80s they learned a lot how to clean their rooms.
True my parents always talking about that due to how non sense my teachers teaching us in our school.
Discipline is important, but that doesn't give a huge impact on you profession.
Is learning and reciting information from a book and cramming them in our brain the same?
Being educated by what? Unnecessary information that would be forgotten in the future?
thats also my point. school is about regurgitating information, not to prepare us for our futures
@Lockernomver Breeze no one said school is not important, its just that most of the stuff they teach are just useless information, theres barley any creativity in school, like the top comment said we are being educated to be workers, not creators, school needs a change, a big change
Exactly
Education in Philippines is no longer about learning.
they told us what to learn, not what we wanna learn
Sadly yes, especially during the pandemic. It’s mostly about just finishing tasks and not learning much.
True.
@@李銘輝-p4b I blame DepEd for not giving us a 1 year break.
@@donnovandalusong266 Briones should retire
students: we want to change the world!
School System: *gives them most subjects unrelated to their profession*
Educatiin in Philippines is simply business
@@samuellinog966 it's not about problem solving
@@samuellinog966 it's not about problem solving
Dahil sa education system na ito maraming students na grade conscious rather than learning. Hindi lang yan kundi minsan nakakasira rin sa mental health. Kasi kung tutuusin may students na nakakaintindi ng mabilisan habang ang iba hindi pa. Kaya may mga teachers pinapasa nalang kahit naman poor performance ng student. Hinid kasi equality kailangan kundi equity. Iba iba tayo mga passion eh.
Homeworks are important he said to have communication with your parents but he does not know that we can have self study. Why give homeworks to students when you know they're just answering them and forgetting them. I see some videos of how a Japanese student lives and that their way of studying and living are flexible compared here in the Philippines. Many things are taught in school and will be just forgotten. The things that the Education department in the Philippines should teach are those that will correspond to their course they want to take. Not load them with unnecessary knowledge that will be just forgotten and not be applied to themselves and their lives.
:(
In today's world having high grades is useless 65% of jobs don't require a college deploma or degree, some things that you learn in school will be useless when you start working & schools only makes students stress because of the grading system while filipino parents still believed that education is the key to success, you can have a good high paying job without graduating to college well some jobs still need college degrees like being a doctor, engineer, scientist, etc.
Can you name jobs here in the Philippines that don’t need college diploma?
It would be better to have students and industry combined together a theoretical and practical curriculum must be enforced that way after the students graduate internship or apprenticeship is no longer required because they have undergone the actual practices in their job descriptions. No need fo civil service examinations that delays the employments of the graduates. They need only upgrading courses and seminars for a couple of days and weeks. Civil service Commissions must be assigned for the issuance of licenses not with examinations since the graduates are already qualified for the jobs.
Education system is just about cramming and memorizing before an exam. Few days later you learn nothing
Very timely subject to discuss. Makes you wonder why the outdated mandatory ROTC is being discussed in the senate. ROTC is not for everybody, it does not make a student work ready. It is a waste of time and money.
Tell that to South Korea
It is not for everybody but it is for the country
I like physical trainings but I guess it's a waste of time having ROTC. Usually para lng iyan sa grades, most students would say. Dapat lagyan ang curriculum nang Financial Literacy at Basic programming.
@@johnnypaguntalan1406 akala mo lang para sa grades yan pag nagkagiyera itatap ka. malapit na world war 3. kailangan natin ng rotc. ganyan din mag-isip mga lolo natin na teenager nung umatake hapon akala nila laro2x lang. nung nagkagiyera na dun nila narealize di na pala laro un.
South Korea has a legitimate rationale to implement mandatory conscription, we do not have one. Seoul is still technically at war with Pyongyang, we have not declared any war against any country.
We dance and sing cause we don't have a choice
And for exchange for our Talents
I was supposed to learn I didnt expect I will dancing and singing in High school 🤣🤣🤣
You know what school didn't teach us?
Application of the lessons.
Exactly. I wanted to learn how to play instruments but I only how to read basic notes.
they never mention it
tweet: I am so very pleased to hear college education is now Tuition Freeeee in public colleges and universities. We must have an educated population just to catch-up with the rest of the world among other catching-up stuff we must still do in the 21st century in the Philippines. If I could add, have the students textbook materials been updated? We need to enroll students in high need academic areas where the country is short of degrees, (i.e., Master in Business Administration (MBA), et al). We must stay on course. be blessed.
We go to school fro 7 am - 6 pm.... we have a lot of useless subjects for the whole semester which aren’t even relevant. There are also a lot of school works given in 1 day so students wont have any time to work on developing or enhancing their knowledge on other subjects since we’re drowned with a lot of schoolworks.
Some more than 20 years ago, Philippines is ranked high in education quality. Vietnamese, Thais, Malaysians and others come to Philippines to study. They said "our quality of education is good". Now, it's all about money and competition. Paramihan ng students at mga graduates. Puro reading-answering activities. Wala na masyado yung "discussions - questions and answers interaction between teachers and students"
as filipino student i will say pls 😀😀😀 do better 😀😀😀
Amazing interviewer.
Mandatory strict screening process sa elem-college at entrance exam for incoming high school to college both public and private.
I learned english on the internet and not a single word on the school system in the philippines Why would you spend over a decade to learn a language when you can just watch english videos that'll bond with your brain? Gaming, Music, etc. Philippines School Education is just your 12 years of mental torture and stress that develops future mental illnesses embedded to you I was the best student in my class but felt no emotion that i achieved a piece of paper that doesn't tell me on how i can pay my taxes when i grow up.
Schools should STOP piling work on students and teach more instead, but instead they give students video projects, and clearly is forced to them in order to pass and clearly not learning out of it, nowadays u need to do the tasks given to you to pass instead of honing and molding the abilities of each students.
Maganda ung German Apprenticeship Program
We need Science, Morals, Logic and Philosophy in our education system
We have that in senior high school
For me, school does not let you persevere. If you fail on a test then you fail. You move on.
I want to study in singapore, i am a filipino and i agree that the education system in the philippines is very bad and many people have no education because some people cannot afford the school needs that lead to our poverty.
Why is there advanced learning?? My Brother is in Grade 1 but his lessons is for f****** Grade 4.
para advance mag isip lmao
@@solus2074 Alam ko na ata yung reference ah..
Oh, wow. In US, we have the option to do Advanced or On-Grade Level
Bro when I was in grade 4 i was forced to learn things from highschool
@@ghostlyyy_ like algebra 1?
Well after chatting with a filipina some years ago I wonder if students in the Philippines are being educated properly. This girl I chatted with a couple of years couldn't describe her home town correctly. I asked her to tell me something about Iligan, and the only thing she could tell me was it's a big city, it has a civic center and it's the provincial capital of Lanao del Norte, well with a population of 340,000 Iligan would be considered a big city, but the Mindanao Civic Center is located in the 2nd Class municipality of Tubod and Iligan hasn't been the provincial capital of Lanao del Norte since 1977 when the provincial capital was moved from Iligan to Tubod. Since Maria was born in 1989 wouldn't she learn about Tubod being the provincial capital in school? Or are there any other reason why Maria would have the belief that Iligan would still be the provincial capital?
its because wen u school in philippines u will learn the history of philippines but none of those are the history of a place in philippines but rather the history of how the philippines came to be and i know this cause im a filipino highschool student and rlly hates my school😀
@@nillythelich688 Filipino student here, I just read in Wikipedia and external resources when the info is not useful.
Because here in the Philippines you need to memorize the information you had learned from school (info's that are literally non sense). Some people in the Philippines hated to speak in English but unlike me and the others, I love speaking English but when I'm speaking in English to my classmates, they don't f****** understand me.
Late answer, but local history and politics is generally not a thing in Filipino schools. That and because social science adjacent subjects are devalued. Some of it is the incompetence of teachers who think history is about memorizing dates, names, and places.
Students are also disinterested because they're disconnected from the stories taught. For instance, the discussion on Philippine history revolves around things that happen in the National Capital Region and neighboring regions. That's it. People in the Visayas and Mindanao area don't get to hear about their stories and experiences in class. It's like if all of American history was just about Washington DC and the state it's in.
Mababa ang education standards dito sa Pilipinas.
Ni Calculus di naituro sa High School at College.
The lecture, napakaboring. Walang simplified the way to make it understandable.
Minsan pag nag-entrance exam sa mga gustong pumasok sa Ateneo, DLSU, at UP, ang pwedeng makaalam ng ganitong topic, minsan sa Xavier School o Brent.
Bakit ganun?
no.
Phillipines produces great workers not businessman or entrepreneurs
School should be
- *Only Monday to Wednesday*
Why? People's mental health and physical health is more important
- *Homeworks/Assignments should be ban*
Why? Because students already spent 7-8 hours at school we don’t need more works at home.
- *Class start should be started at 7:30am not 6:00am*
Why? Because Not all students houses are close to the school ang iba ay nagising Ng 4:00am or 4:30am dahil babyahe pa sila Bago sila makarating sa eskwelahan at nawawalan kami Ng Oras upang makapag exercise.
School really effects
- Freedom
- Mental health
- Happiness
- Creativity
- Sleep
- Money
And more...
nope schools should let students choose what they want to learn instead of force teaching them subjects they are interested in
Philippines keep producing books that has bad contents, its really bad and primitive (the modules contents is really bad) resulting in a waste of philippines resources and money
His first words were kinda meh, we dont need programs, we need a whole change on the philippines education system, they should get advice on real students that using their perspectives on how kids learn better.
Ofcourse he would lie or talk about good things about philippines edu because he's on the tv 🙄
They should focus on letting their students get a feel of having a job like letting them experience, an example is the "job hunting season" in japan, in philippines they only teach their students about "having a job" or talks about rules or what they should do without letting them experience doing it, if they let them experience having jobs, they get experience and get used to it, some students get lazy because they think they already know all and know what to do, and some arent socially good so they decided to not work, thats why philippines' employment rate is lagging behind other countries
Tama
Maganda ang BTEC system Sa pinas
I’ve been a student in deped a long time and When I was like grade 3 my teacher screams at me and gets frustrated for me because of “me” having bad grades and if we do window card and didn’t know what all the answer or didn’t do multiplication or division our hands will be slapped.
Pilipino Education are run by Politicians not by Educators. There’s no Educational System
In The Philippines not like in America.
American educational system is worst. That's why 300,000+ ot their public school teachers have resigned due to burnout and security reasons. There's a massive "teacher shortage" in America now.
Hay naku waley ang pinas karamihan d nga marunong s math kahit nakatuntong ng college kakahiya tlga lalo n kung nsa ibang bansa ka At matetest ang mathematics skills m at some point.Dapat gawing tagalog ang math wag ng English lalo n during elem and high school dahil d nman nakakaintindi ang karamihan ng English.At dapat ang assignment May mga answers para ma practice ng mga students kung paano gawin At malaman nila kung ano ang mali s ginawa nila like here in Japan May mga exercises sila n homework na May mga answer aside lng dun s mga practical ans.
I was very weak in Math when i was in highschool but when I get tutored myself, I became very knowledgeable about handling my own finances.
True, the sad reality.
Blame the DepEd
Basic Math lang + - * / yan lang ang natatandaan pero yung iba makakalimutan talaga kailangan ng refresher.
I was an educator but I really hate the system that we have. And I quit.
#Justgooglit
Tas dinagdagan pa ni Pnoy ng 2 years
Duh n
Ew