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March 2, 2011

GABAY GURO: educators' well deserved perks!

My mom is retiring next year and i think that she really contributed well in the development of students. She teaches in the elementary department of St. Scholastica's Academy in Marikina and pupils look up to her as a fun teacher and most of the alumni even refer to her as a very understanding and lovable teacher. I think the way that she raised us is how she developed her students. She makes everything easy to understand. Mothers are often thankful with her teaching because their children receive high grades and performs well in school.

My Mom sitting

A good person deserves good things in life. And for a good teacher like my mom, she deserves a GABAY GURO membership from PLDT and SMART Foundation. Gabay-Guro is a social responsibility program for the teachers who are good examples of heroism and dedication to work. And so to pay tribute with the industriousness of our teachers, a membership to Gabay Guro will provide them good perks allowing them to enjoy privileges like pampering, wellness and shopping. They can also enjoy the internet because the foundation is putting up broadband connection in public schools which makes teaching and learning easier and faster. It comes with a Tribute Card which provides access to the teachers in the perks that they are given.

Other perks with Gabay Guro is that they can also have scholarships, educational trainings for improving the learning quality, livelihood programs and there's a big event for teachers during Teacher's Day!

Teachers Day Photos

My mom is already a member and a great thing is the membership is lifetime! She can enjoy these perks and even share it to us. If you know someone that deserves a good treat, have them join the Gabay Guro program. Visit www.gabayguro.com for details.

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March 1, 2011

SENIOR YEAR movie review

most of us have went through the toughest times in high school. but we all also admit that even though we have the most difficult endeavors with the teachers and even classmates, we can say that we enjoyed that period in our lives.

that's what we can see in SENIOR YEAR - a movie by Jerrold Tarog. it features students in co-ed institution that undergo certain circumstances as an individual. in life, we experience pressure, encounter gossips, bullied, rotting relationships, love and sometimes, confusion. but as we are struggling, we find people who are there to support us, that know how to get out of it, resolve it and move on.

in every aspect, there is a certain attack and will make you realize that you've been in that part. you can certainly relate to what these children portray. actually, the acting is seamless and effortless. sometimes i see myself in the shoes of these kids. and then i realize that i survived high school and i laugh at the instances that i can relate to.

and 10 years after our graduation in high school, i am excited of how people come about with their lives. reunion might be not to far and there are a lot of things happened after that time.


the cast is composed of the students of a school in Alabang with the participation of professional actors like RJ Ledesma, Dimples Romana, LJ Reyes, Arnold Reyes, Che Ramos and Ina Feleo.

SENIOR YEAR starts screening in SM Cinemas nationwide on March 9. and teachers and students who will watch the movie can get a discount. just present your SCHOOL ID and pay only Php 100 in entrance.

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July 19, 2010

i-Abante Batang MayKapansanan

i-Abante Batang MayKapansanan, a public service of Cong. Benny Abante in cooperation with Sergia Esguerra Memorial Foundation, Inc. [SEMFI] gave free ear check-ups and hearing tests in selected barangays in the 6th District of Manila.

Shown in the picture is Cong. Benny Abante, center in blue shirt, and some of the beneficiaries of more than 300 special kids. SEMFI, is a non-stock, non-profit educational foundation helping special children for more than 23 years, avail of the necessary special programs available to them so they may be able to cope in regular schools and achieve self reliance in mainstream society.

SEMFI has two school projects namely, the Philippine Institute for the Deaf [PID], a pioneering and the premier Preschool and Elementary ORAL school for the deaf in the country where deaf children learn to speak, and the Integrated School of the Philippines (ISP), an inclusion school for higher education, where all learns together helping one another, which means the deaf and other speech handicapped enjoy the classes with regular students. PID and ISP are both recognized by the Department of Education (DepEd), and provide scholarship grants to the qualified and deserving students. For free inquiries, visit the schools at Nagtahan Road, Pandacan, Manila, or call 564-0156 or email at semfi@pldtdsl.net.

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March 25, 2010

CHED Chairman don't approve in PUP tuition fee increase

this morning as i've seen and heard on the news, the Commission on Higher Education (CHED)Chairman Emmanuel Angeles announced that he will block any action regarding the PUP tuition fee increase. i hope so. but since to the rising prices, the Php 12 current tuition per unit in PUP would not be enough to sustain all projects and activities of the university. it would provided that the subsidy for PUP education will be increased so that it will provide the needs of the university.

i don't know about this, but still, PUP has Board of Regents that will decide on the increase. i hope that the increase may be gradual and would help the people adjust.

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September 21, 2009

Eat Bulaga Classrooms

education is very vital to every child and in fact, it's a major right. so in celebration of Tatlong Dekads ng Dabarkads (30 years of friendship) of Eat Bulaga, instead of making a big production with entertainment variety, the longest running variety show has extended its hands to those who need.

this program is called:

you can select a school that deserves this program and i hope you can also donate to start building a school facility.

just write the following information:
- name
- address
- contact number
- name and address of the school you selected
- state what the school needs
- photos of the school

and send it to:
79 Xavierville Avenue, Xavierville Subdivision, Loyola Heights, Quezon City.

or email it to: info@eatbulaga.tv

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