An Early Look at the 2024–2033 Teacher Education Roadmap
(Part one of a three-part series of articles)
What can we see in the new Roadmap for Teacher Education 2024-2033 as painstakingly wrote by the DepEd? Personally, it forwards a hopeful view that the department...
Moving target
People are getting appalled by the continuous resetting of the supposed lowering of rice prices to twenty pesos per kilo in accordance with the presidential election promise of the doubtful president. About two years...
An inevitable struggle
Power struggles involving competition or conflict for influence, control, or authority are inherent in any workplace environment. These struggles can manifest in various forms, such as interdepartmental rivalries, employee-manager conflicts, or even subtle office...
The story of David and God’s inscrutable ways
THE story of how David was anointed to be king plainly tells us that God’s ways are inscrutable. (cfr. 1 Samuel 16,1-13) This story tells us that we need to trust in God’s mysterious...
Competing for females
The connection between human behavior and animal instincts has long captivated scientists and scholars alike. One such parallel is the propensity for males to fight for the right to acquire a mate, which can...