Now that online learning will be part of the New Normal, a lot of parents are still at a loss. They ask these questions: "how do I keep my child motivated and disciplined to finish school tasks? How do we divide the time and balance our schedule?" Teachers, on the other hand, will try to find answers to these questions: "How can I keep my students engaged throughout the lessons? What applications can I use to be more efficient?" These concerns will be tackled during the forthcoming TURO Online Summit for parents and teachers to be held on July 31-August 1. The ... Continue Reading...
Learn More by Studying Abroad โ Top 5 Universities in the UK
After thirteen years of school, students just want to get out and experience the world at large. They are finally of an age where they can be on their own and so many take a gap year off studies to get out and about before buckling back down again to their academic lifestyle. Instead of taking that year off your studies, have you thought about attending university abroad? The UK provides the perfect way to see and experience some of the world, just a ferry ride across the channel from the European continent, and the best part of all is that you will not need to ... Continue Reading...
Preparing for your kid’s education 10 years ahead
As a responsible parent, I've always believed in preparing for the future. Over the years, I've made it a point to set aside a portion of my income for a variety of insurance products that will ensure my children have something to hang on to in case something untimely or unfortunate happens to me. I do know of some people who don't believe in insurance, but am the opposite. Insurance policies aren't just good for preparing for the inevitable (like your mortality). You can get one for health, pension, retirement or purely for investment. I love that even if nothing ... Continue Reading...
Darwin International School, Bulacan: studying with the Top 3 colleges in mind
Darwin International School is the reason why I want to pack up my three school-age kids to Bulacan. Bulacan students should be oh-so-lucky :D Darwin is a relatively new school and started as a tutorial center in 2003. Even though it has "international school" attached to its name, the tuition is not crazy expensive (between 30-40 thousand pesos a year, if am not mistaken). But it certainly proves a lot in providing quality education to its students, judging from its graduates' high admission rates to the Top 3 universities in the country. For this year's ... Continue Reading...
Culinary schools in Manila: MIHCA
After the oversupply of nursing students - some of whom have found themselves jobless and unable to leave the country, until the next demand wave occurs - culinary courses are getting to be the next popular choice. I know of a lot of friends whose sons or daughters want to go to culinary school. One of the reasons is probably the field's glamorization brought about by the rise of celebrity chefs (think Jamie Oliver) and reality competition shows like Top Chef. Another factor is passion and inclination. I, for one, would rather deal with pumpkins and chicken meat than ... Continue Reading...
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