Wondering how you can effectively share acts of kindness online? Here are five things that you can try in your online class.
The school year 2020-2021 was a time of experimentations, adjustments, and all things new. You spent the first few months of the year finding the best platform for online classes. You learned how to maximize your phones to submit your schoolwork. Amidst the technological changes, you had to transform your bedroom into an extension of your classroom. Now, before you can fully wrap your head around the
Did you know that you can start shaping your brain to be the best it can be while you are young? Yes, you can! The good news is, young minds are the ones that can best grasp important concepts and essential skills like creative and critical thinking. So while you are still in the springtime of life, why not use your math and reading
Have you heard someone say, “Life is a rollercoaster? It has its ups and downs, but is it your choice to be scared or to enjoy the ride”? Maybe you felt a little down when you had a few tick marks in your last worksheet or a few misses in your recent test. But as the saying goes, you’ll indeed have your ups, too,
After a year of books, quizzes, and online exams, who doesn’t want a brain break? I’m sure you are eager to put away your learning materials until school starts again. But before clearing your study table, have you heard about summer learning loss? This means that you can possibly lose months’ worth of lessons you’ve learned in school when you choose to have a study-free summer. However, just because you might forget the
This school year has been different from any other. Yes, attending classes without going to a physical school has many perks, such as not needing to get up early in the morning or not needing to be on time for the morning flag ceremony. With just a few clicks, you can already join your virtual classes and even transfer from one virtual classroom
Can you recall where you first learned how to walk, say your first words, and sing your first nursery rhymes? The backdrop of these little memories and achievements are often our homes. After all, they say that our home is our very first school. Now that classes are mostly done online, our homes are once again an extension of our classrooms. While staying
For most of the day, you’ve just been reading, an activity that does not require you to exert much physical effort. But for some reason, you feel discomfort around your neck and lower back at the end of the day. From time to time, your eyes also seem dry, itchy, and more tired than usual. If you’re experiencing this, maybe it’s time to
There’s no debate — classic paper books and e-books both entertain and inform us, readers. Both mediums are also an important part of our lives today. At that, the conversation should not dwell on which book is more superior. It should look into which suits the intention, needs, and habits of the readers. If you’re still standing in the middle and can’t pick
“I read this last night! How come I can’t remember it?” “The word is already on the tip of my tongue! Why can’t I recall it?” “I remember reading this article. How come I forgot what it is about?” Do these lines sound familiar? Perhaps you uttered these during a conversation or in the middle of your graded History recitation or English periodic
