The spiral progression that slips
Spiral progression sounds elegant when explained in a conference room: revisit key concepts every year, add complexity gradually, and let repetition b...
Herman M. LagonFebruary 18, 20265 min
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Spiral progression sounds elegant when explained in a conference room: revisit key concepts every year, add complexity gradually, and let repetition b...
The EDCOM 2 report lands like a hard truth spoken gently. No drama, no theatrics—just numbers that refuse to be sweetened. Proficiency in basic readin...
Before the first whistle of the Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC) 2026 competition, before the ticking clock and the nervous scratching of pens...
The memo was simple: wear pink, assemble early, ride the van, and head to the Iloilo Freedom Grandstand for the One Billion Rising campaign. For many,...
At a Senate hearing meant to protect young Filipinos online, the conversation drifted in a strange direction. Instead of data or policy, Senator Robin...
By Herman M. Lagon It often resurfaces like a classroom leak nobody wants to claim: officials say there is no “mass promotion,” teachers say there is,...
February 11, for me, has a strange way of arriving in Panay like a double bell: one tolling for a man we lost in public, and another ringing for a mot...
By February each year, a familiar dilemma returns to schools: should Feb. 25 be treated like any other busy Tuesday, complete with quizzes and late su...
There was a time when the idea of a fourteenth month pay did not sound radical to me at all. It sounded practical. At Ateneo de Iloilo, where I once w...