
AI tools are teachers’ best friends
In a world where everyone uses technology, AI is growing in the classroom. Despite its intimidating nature for new teachers, AI is here to support edu...

In a world where everyone uses technology, AI is growing in the classroom. Despite its intimidating nature for new teachers, AI is here to support edu...

A mid-career teacher arrives at a graduate class already tired. When it begins with a long lecture and a recall-based exam, people listen and nod—but ...

The silence before a major test is not calm. It is cautious—the kind that tells you students are trying not to make mistakes before they even begin. N...

Some phrases are not just spoken—they are lived. Like faded uniforms or borrowed slippers, idioms quietly cling to our days. In our classrooms, barang...

There was a time when turning 18 meant little more than pancit, spaghetti, a borrowed microphone, and a cake trying its best in the humidity. In the l...

When I was a boy at Bo. Obrero Elementary School in the mid-1980s, my teachers would remind us every day: “Kung wala pa basurahan, dal-a anay sa bulsa...

A few days ago, while having coffee with friends, somebody cracked a joke that drew more laughter than it probably deserved. “If political dynasties a...

I have lived in Iloilo City for five decades, but Bacolod has never been a stranger. I spent two long childhood summers with my relatives there, took ...

Tab Baldwin’s resignation was always going to be big news. For nearly a decade, he was one of the most recognizable faces in Philippine collegiate bas...