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08/02/2026

Ang pagkakaisa ng Noon vs Ngayon in terms of teaching in reading..saan ang mas pabor Sayo? Huwag kalimutan magcomments sa baba!

“Walang ICT, walang ARAL Program, walang summer classes, wala ring COT daw noon…
pero Grade 1 pa lang daw, nakakabasa na ang mga bata.”

Tanong ngayon:
Si teacher ba daw talaga ang may pagkukulang?

Masakit pero kailangan nating pag-isipan nang mas malalim.

Noon, simple ang sistema.

Malinaw ang focus:
3Rs – Reading, wRiting, aRithmetic.

Mas kaunti ang paperwork.
Mas kaunti ang distractions.
Mas may oras ang g**o para magturo.
Mas may oras ang bata para magsanay.

At oo, aminin natin — iba rin ang disiplina noon.
Mas mahigpit ang bahay.
Mas may follow-up ang magulang.
Mas limitado ang gadgets.
Mas nakatuon ang pansin.

Pero ibig bang sabihin nito na mahina ang g**o ngayon?
Hindi rin.

Ngayon, mas komplikado ang mundo ng bata.

Mas maraming factors:
• gadgets at social media
• iba-ibang learning styles
• mental health concerns
• malaking class size
• dagdag na administrative tasks

Hindi fair na iisang tao lang ang sisihin sa isang sistemang maraming gumagalaw.

✨ Insight:
Ang literacy ay hindi lang responsibilidad ng teacher.
Ito ay partnership ng g**o, magulang, paaralan, at sistema.

Kung may learning gaps ngayon, hindi agad ibig sabihin may pagkukulang ang g**o.
Baka may kailangang ayusin sa curriculum focus.
Baka may kailangang bawasan sa non-teaching load.
Baka kailangan palakasin ang reading culture sa bahay.

Hindi ito laban ng “noon vs ngayon.”
Hindi ito paramihan ng programs.
Hindi rin ito paramihan ng dokumento.

Ang tanong dapat ay:
Paano natin ibabalik ang malinaw na focus sa foundational skills?

Paano natin susuportahan ang g**o para makapagturo nang maayos?

Paano natin makakasama ang mga magulang sa literacy journey ng bata?

Hindi simpleng “Si teacher ba ang may kasalanan?”

Mas tamang tanong:
Ano ang magagawa nating lahat para masig**ong marunong bumasa ang bawat bata?

Sa huli, hindi sisihan ang kailangan.
Kundi pagtutulungan.

08/02/2026

Life of teachers need to know better..here is it is read it all and start to review and analyze what should be the right things to do and how it should be done for them after all.

"One Hour Observation Cannot Measure a Teacher’s Lifetime Dedication."

May we please realize that Classroom Observation is only a snapshot, hindi ito sukatan ng buong taon, lalong hindi ng mga taon ng tahimik na sakripisyo, pagod at dedikasyon ng isang g**o. Isang oras lang ‘yan, pinaghandaan, inayos at minsan inarte pa. Pero paano naman ang araw-araw na pagtitiyaga?

Daming nakakalusot na “perfect” kahit tamad, pala-absent at kulang sa malasakit. Bakit? Dahil marunong mag-perform sa isang oras. Pero ang husay ba ng g**o nasusukat sa isang eksena lang?

Kung tunay na patas ang sistema, araw-araw ninyong obserbahan ang aming gawain, ang pagtitiyaga sa klase, ang pakikitungo sa bata, ang konsistensya at ang tunay na serbisyo. Doon lalabas ang katotohanan. Doon masasalà kung sino ang karapat-dapat kilalanin at i-promote.

At higit sa lahat, pangalagaan natin ang kapakanan ng mga g**o, hindi lang ang papel na performance. Dahil walang silbi ang mataas na marka kung kapalit nito ay kalusugan, dignidad, at buhay.



-GalawangFrancisco

08/02/2026

Minsan or halos ganito ang problema natin Ngayon as teachers..no offend this is just my opinion as teacher also in grade 2.

There is a painful truth many educators quietly carry: teachers are not the problem, yet they are the ones blamed the most. So many outsiders, people who have not stepped inside a classroom for years, feel entitled to dictate how to “fix” education. But those who live the reality know that the real struggle often begins long before a child enters the school gate.

Teachers work hard but they cannot replace what should be taught at home. Children arrive without manners, without respect and without the basic ability to get along with others. Mereka pa ang may sapatos na mas mahal pa kaysa sa buong outfit ng teacher, pero walang lapis, papel, o notebook. And when these things are missing, sino ang gumagastos? Madalas, teachers. Out of pocket. Quietly. Without complaint.

When a school is labeled “failing,” people look at the teachers first. Pero ang tanong: Do parents attend conferences? Do they communicate with teachers? Do they check if their children are prepared, complete with supplies, homework and discipline? May signal ba ang cellphone na binigay nila sa school? Do students take notes, listen and behave? O sila ang dahilan ng disruptions?

A teacher can be dedicated, passionate and skilled but education is a partnership. Hindi pwedeng teacher lang ang kumikilos. Parents must teach values. They must enforce discipline. They must model respect. Kung ang bata ay lumalaki na walang guidance sa bahay, the burden falls on teachers who already carry more than their share.

In the end, schools do not fail because of teachers. Schools fail because teachers are expected to do both their job and the parents’ job. Hanggang hindi handang makipagtulungan ang parents, nothing will truly improve.

Education is teamwork. And teachers cannot play all the roles alone.



-GalawangFrancisco

08/02/2026

Very well said 👍👍

There are more than 180 to 200 school days in a year, yet the entire performance of a teacher is often judged based on just one or two Classroom Observations. What about the hundreds of days we’ve poured our heart into teaching, going above and beyond for our students? Wala bang halaga yun?

This system puts enormous pressure on teachers, stress builds up because everything hinges on one observation. If the indicators aren’t “hit,” the performance rating drops. Napaka-unfair. You cannot truly measure a teacher’s creativity, dedication, and innovation in a single sit-down. Some teachers may excel in CO but rarely show commitment in class, while others may shine quietly every day without being properly recognized.

What if we applied the system used in higher education? Instead of relying solely on one observer, let the students evaluate their teachers through structured “Student Evaluation” processes. Afterward, constructive feedback could be provided for real growth. At least this way, assessment comes directly from those who experience your teaching every day, your students. Fair, accurate and truly reflective of a teacher’s impact.


-GalawangFrancisco

06/02/2026

Ganito kabuti ng Panginoon sa Buhay ng bawat natitiwala sa kanya..sinusuklian Niya ng sobra sobra pa sa inaasahan natin.. let's be the light of hopeless people!

03/02/2026

The first and worst of all frauds is to cheat oneself!

30/01/2026

I agree 💯💯💯!kudos to all the Grades 1 teachers all over the world!Keep it up..it's exhausted experienced actually, but enjoyable as well because that is our passion and mission in this world to life.

Sabi nila, dapat marunong na bumasa ang bata pagpasok ng Grade 2.

Pero kapag hindi pa,
ang unang tinuturo ay ang Grade 1 teacher.

Hindi nakikita ang pinanggalingan ng bata,
ang pinagdaanan niya sa bahay, sa kinder, sa pandemya,
o kung gaano siya kahanda noong pumasok sa paaralan.

Ang nakikita lang:
“Bakit hindi pa marunong bumasa?”

Sa loob ng classroom,
iba-iba ang antas ng mga bata.
May handa na, may nagsisimula pa lang,
may gustong matuto pero kulang sa suporta sa bahay.

At bilang g**o,
lahat sila sabay-sabay naming hinahawakan,
sabay-sabay naming inaalalayan,
kahit minsan kulang ang oras, gamit, at lakas.

Hindi po magic ang pagtuturo.
Hindi isang quarter lang marunong na agad lahat.

Ang pagbabasa ay itinatanim, dinidiligan, at pinaghihintay.
At ang g**o ang araw-araw na nag-aalaga ng punla.

Kaya bago sisihin ang Grade 1 teacher,
alalahanin na ang pagkatuto ay responsibilidad ng buong komunidad,
paaralan, magulang, at bata mismo.

Ang g**o ay gumagabay,
pero ang paglaki ay proseso.

At sa tamang panahon,
ang batang tinuruan nang may pasensya ay babasa rin hindi dahil sa pressure,
kundi dahil natuto siyang magmahal sa pagkatuto.

29/01/2026

Kahit ganito lang kasimple ang Bahay at Lugar na tirahan ko..for me it's enough Lord 🙏🙏 let your will be done!