Comments on: Roxas: EDUCATION not just “one of many concerns” but central strategy for Team AQUINO-ROXAS

By: ellen

ellen — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 09:46:53 +0000

meron mga epleyado ng deped maraming position, meron namang mga multo.

By: ellen

ellen — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 09:39:32 +0000

Teacher me-licensed. I knock many times noon sa ka-alyado nyo d2 sa laguna…hindi nila ako pinatuloy. Wala n dw vacant. Yun pala hindi lahat licensed and nagtuturo sa public schools. WHY DepEd allowed that for so many years and until now?????

By: ling

ling — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 01:32:39 +0000

pasensya na sa clerical errors….naging emosyunal ako hindi ko natuonan ng pansin. hehehehe.

By: ling

ling — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 01:30:56 +0000

Napaiyak ako ng mabasa koi ang sulat na ito. Isa akong guro na ang hangad ay mapaganda ang edukasyon ng bawat mamamayan. Ngayon lang ako nakahanap ng kandidato na binigyang halaga ang eduasyon sa mababang paaralan. Sana makita at masolusyunan din nila ang problema sa dami ng mag-aaaral sa isang klase. At mabigyan ng librong maganda. Kung pwede nga eh Abiva o kaya vibal ang gawin nilang supplier kasi ang gaganda ng kanilang libro. Makikita mo talaga ang difference. Sana pahalagahan nila ang nasa pre-school dahil ito ang foundation. SANA manalo kayo dahil ang ganda ng inyong mga visions.

By: Jasper Agustin

Jasper Agustin — Sun, 31 Jan 2010 10:06:27 +0000

sana makita ko ang kabataang tulad ko na ihatid ang kanilang boses sa panahong ito!!!

sa atin lang nakasalalay ang kinabukasan!!

lots of the people believe na mahina ang sistema ng edukasyon!!!

pano yan? kami, 3 is to 1 kda subject area ang mga libro namin dito!!

sayang!! kasi di naman namin gagamitin so that i refused to have more books!!!

ang meron, unequal ang distribution… and dagdagan pa ang corruption…

if this is already solved, siguro, ok na ang sistema ng edukasyon!!!

god bless to sens. noynoy and mar!!!

By: noypipol2

noypipol2 — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:33:28 +0000

http://opinion.inquirer.net/inquireropinion/letterstotheeditor/view/20100130-250232/Noynoy-Aquino-didnt-push-for-SCTEx

“Noynoy Aquino didn’t push for SCTEx”
Philippine Daily Inquirer
First Posted 00:51:00 01/30/2010

I WRITE in replay to Neal H. Cruz’s column titled “Villar’s C-5 Extension vs Noynoy’s SCTEx.” (Inquirer, 1/27/10) In that column, Cruz curiously repeated a number of allegations hurled at Sen. Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III by Crispin Remulla.
There are just three points I would like to make. First, the P83 million paid by the Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA) to Hacienda Luisita Inc. was compensation for the road right of way and not for the construction of the interchange. The purchase of the land was in accordance with the government’s original plan for SCTEx, and did not require any diversion whatsoever. In the C-5 controversy, the original plan was abandoned to give way to the road re-alignment which traversed a number of Sen. Manny Villar’s properties.
Second, Aquino did not participate in any meeting relating to the project; neither did he lobby for it in any forum. Aquino certainly did not use his influence as a legislator to push for the project. This is in stark contrast to the case of Villar who even used funds from his Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) to pay for the road right of way purchased from his own companies.
Lastly, unlike Villar’s controlling interests in the companies that benefited from the C-5 irregularity, Aquino’s interest in HLI is limited to less than 1 percent of the entire shareholdings.
The issue is not about Aquino, but he has been maliciously dragged into the fray by Villar’s allies in their desperate effort to turn a straightforward government transaction into an empty controversy, perhaps to divert attention from their candidate’s improper refusal to defend himself in the Senate.
—EDWIN LACIERDA,
spokesperson,
Presidential Campaign
of Benigno S. Aquino III,
lacierda@gmail.com

By: Filipino

Filipino — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 07:27:55 +0000

I hope that SCTEX is not central to your haciendas too.

http://opinion.inquirer.net/inquireropinion/columns/view/20100127-249681/Villars-C-5-Extension-vs-Noynoys-SCTEX

By: ISMAEL

ISMAEL — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 05:02:55 +0000

i believe mar could make a good vice president being a lawmaker who did his job the hard way….integrity, honesty and competence he could assemble a good if not the best team with GIBO !

By: Chito Enrile Geronimo

Chito Enrile Geronimo — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 03:23:49 +0000

“If you think EDUCATION is expensive, try IGNORANCE!”

By: Chito Enrile Geronimo

Chito Enrile Geronimo — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 03:19:14 +0000

mr. john! talaga namang napabayaan ang ating “educational system,” as proven by the caliber/quality of today’s graduates, and those that have afterwards taken their posts in various organizations. Failure was that we failed to consider that our educational system is a “collective system” involving first the home, then the academe, of course by government, and lastly, our society as a whole. Basic education, as they say, had been limited to: “READ, RITE, & RIMETIC.” We forgot the WHOLENESS of the human being! Focus remained on IQ. We failed to view that the HOME and the ACADEME are in ONE SYSTEM, together with others. In today’s techky lingo, the educational instituions are “out of synch” with each other. EDUCATION indeed starts at home. And if the home LEADERS aren’t educated, then a vicious cycle begins. Very sad about today’s reality! Many graduates from exclusive schools end up working for “call center” businesses. Yet what kind of environment and culture are existing in these organizations? If coming out of the “home and school environment,” there is already a clear defficiency, then what becomes of a graduate once he/she works in a organization like a call center, among others? You see, hard as it may be, smoking, drugs, sex, atbp. start in school/home environment (:-((( and when they join organizations such as, and mind you not limited to “call centers,” it’s HOME SWEET HOME!!!! ((