We are bracing for hi-tech teaching, so DepEd officials say, fellas. There may be some other choices but virtual teaching is coming nigh. It’s hi-tech methodology in a Jurassic internet country. It’s feeding the internet-less… Read more »
Author: Edward B. Antonio
Enjoying the radio dramas these quarantine days has filled the gap between boredom and enjoyment of millions of radio listeners over Region I. Or rather, the whole world, as most radio stations are now on… Read more »
The quarantine days have brought back a lot of memories, fellas. I’m sure, you will agree when I say that after listening to the usual news programs in the morning, the next programs offered are… Read more »
Today, I felt like writing about death. A few days ago, a former student posted to say that his father just died. He was a tall, elitist man from a prominent family. His kids are… Read more »
You heard of amazing stories performed by kids, fellas. At least this one is different from the ones we usually read every day. You eat eggs three times a day and that’s Covid-19 news, not… Read more »
Last April, I attended my first ever webinar (web seminar) sponsored by Greenducation Philippines spearheaded by a UPian by the name of Sharmaine Lizada, a young environmentalist working for the reversal of this climate change.… Read more »
Where do we go from here, fellas? Lately, President Rodrigo Duterte said the government would resort to borrowing money abroad so we can keep our economy going. The question is: Why can’t the government, through… Read more »
If given the choice, whom do you want to get near you: the living virus COVID virus carrier or a corpse who died of the disease? Sounds weird, fellas? Flordeliza, a former high school teacher… Read more »
The United States and Europe are now the epicenters of the dreaded COVID 19, fellas. As of this writing, the United States already has more than 330,000 cases and almost 10,000 deaths rapidly increasing. Spain… Read more »