For many years physical education has been a required subject in both public and private secondary schools throughout the Philippines. This subject was included in the school curriculum because educators believed that ...

Teachers of English throughout the Philippines have long been confronted with a lot of problems regarding the teaching of literature in the high school. These problems are most difficult in the first year where it is quite ...

The emergence of the community school in the Philip­pines has brought about new educational methods and a need for survey of which every teacher or administrator ought to become cognizant. This appraisal involves not only ...

One writer in the field of the teaching of English said, "English is the most important and fascinating subject; it is also the hardest to teach." It may be presumed that he voiced the opinion of the American teachers of ...

Since 1949 when the Bureau of Public Schools embarked on an educational program to improve the living conditions of the people, especially those living in the rural districts, the public schools of Miagao have silently ...

Biology is the science of life, but many lives are being lost due to the ravages of such diseases as tuberculosis, beriberi, acute bronchitis, bronchipneumonia, diarrhea enteritis, influenza, dysentery and whooping cough. ...

Freshman English is a subject which every entering college student is required to take. The key to a student’s success in whatever profession he chooses depends upon his ability to use the medium of instruction. Education ...

Growth of private schools in Iloilo City. Before the Second World War Iloilo did not have numerous private schools. The important ones were Central Philippine College, San Agustin College, Assumption College, San Jose ...

When teachers of English get together and talk shop they complain of the weaknesses of their classes both in oral speech and in written work. This observation is not of the English teachers alone but also of other educators ...

The history of foreign-language teaching displays so many interesting and different styles of methods and approaches that a language teacher often finds himself lost in a forest of techniques. Henry Sweet, the leading ...