Teacher’s Lesson: Interview Questions and How to Answer Them
Summer is coming up! And so as the new batch of Graduates this 2015. Most of the common thing that new graduates do (yours truly as well) is to hunt for a new job and a new career to expand more of what you have learned during college and to earn and be a blessing […]
Teacher’s Insights: My #GreatBritishFestival at BGC Experience
British Invasion has been part of our world history even to this present generation. From the Beatles to One Direction, to Harry Potter Series and Game of Throne episodes; everything British has always been a part of our culture today. And it never goes out of style. Well, I don’t need to buy an expensive […]
Teacher’s Lesson: How to love the unlovable by grace?
Maybe that’s the best answer that Mr. Anderson can give to his students. Us humans have this tendency to be discontent of what we have. But if we’re given a choice between “to love or not to love”, what are we going to choose? I remembered the question that was given to us during our pre-assessment interview […]
Teacher Eats: Seafood Island Experience
It was 2013 when I passed my first License Examination for Professional Teachers. And of course my family wants to celebrate this victory by eating out. We went to this restaurant named “Seafood Island” where all of us enjoyed the seafood boodle that satisfies my family of 9. Few years had pass, it doesn’t fails […]
Teacher’s Insight: MTRCB Launches its 2015 TV and Film Infomercial
Getting information on today’s generation has been so easy to a lot of people. One click to another from our computers to our cellphones; to reading newspapers to watching television, getting information today are so easy than peeling vegetables. Us teachers are being aware that most of the students are more involve in what they’re learning […]