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FREE English Remedial Reading Materials

January 18, 2019, 4:52 pm
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FREE English Remedial Reading Materials 

Helping and assisting your pupils in reading English Materials is considered imperative in the holistic development of their reading and comprehension skills. After learning and mastering the skills in reading Filipino ones, it is in deep need for them to learn how to do it in English with correct basic pronunciation and word recognition applied in English language.

Click on the link below to view and download each file of these English Reading Materials all for FREE. Credits to Ma'am Ana A. Mapula.
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FREE Filipino Remedial Reading Materials

January 18, 2019, 4:57 pm
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FREE Filipino Remedial Reading Materials

Below you will find and download for free the following Filipino Reading Materials. It would be of best use especially in remedial reading or any reading program in your class or school. Our deep appreciation to Ma'am Ana Mapula for these attractive and useful materials.

You may click on the link provided to view and download each file. Happy teaching! Happy reading!
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Cool Worksheets and Activities for Learners

January 18, 2019, 5:10 pm
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Cool Worksheets and Activities for Learners

Providing our students with various academic and extra-academic activities can progressively bring joy and excitement into their learning journey. In this page you will find some activities that you can use to your students especially in arts.

Your students’ creativity will surely soar high upon using these activities and nevertheless catch their interest/attention for these are colorful and interactive. Some materials are needed to accomplish other activities which you can ask your students to bring for their convenience. It is suggested that before conducting each activity we, teachers, should give the standard in working silently and neatly. Academic noise however can be tolerated since it helps them to think more vigorously. Cleanliness of the workplace is also another key point to keep in mind.

Downloading each file/activity below is completely free. We at DepEd Tambayan do not claim the ownership of these files. Our job is to organize it whenever it is submitted to us, post it here in our website and help our fellow teachers find their most needed file for the love of teaching.

LEARNER’S ACTIVITIES/WORKSHEETS

MATHEMATICS

ARTS

COLORING SHEETS

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How To Watch Pacquiao vs Broner Live Stream Online

January 18, 2019, 6:49 pm
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Manny Pacquiao vs Adrien Broner free live stream

We are just a few days away to witness an exciting encounter between Pacquiao vs Broner. During the press tour, both Many Pacman and Adrien Broner announced their boxing plans. Meanwhile, Manny Pacman is the eight-division world champion and will return into the city of Las Vegas. Here, he will look to defend its title against Broner, in a boxing championship. About Broner, he is the former world champion and will look to take back its throne from the hands of Manny Pacman.

Talking about the match between Broner and Pacquiao, it will take place on January 19, 2019. Still, many boxing fanatics think that the match must have been completed in the year 2011, 2012. However, again the excitement hasn’t finished yet, and the fans are looking in full force to cheer for their favorite boxing star. The match will take place at the renowned MGM Grand Arena where the atmosphere will surely be electrifying.

Meanwhile, as we talk about Adrien, he is one of the finest boxers who can beat Pacquiao in this championship. He has got all the skills, experience and will only look to outnumber the ever experiences Manny Pacquiao. The experienced campaigner has turned 40 and currently ranks on number 4 in overall boxing rankings. Also, for the fans, not everyone has the desire to visit the stadium and watch the match live. Plenty of people prefer to be at home and watch this exciting match.

So, let’s move ahead and learn how to watch Manny Pacquiao vs Adrien Broner Live Stream.

Using Showtime Android App

Showtime app for Android is one of the best ways to stream the entire Pacquiao vs. Broner fight. Be it any location; you need an Android device and a showtime app to stream this exciting Boxing match.
All you need is to download this app and sign for the free trial. You get a massive 7-days free trial with the ShowTIme app where you can browse through your favorite shows and events.
After which, you can pay just $10.99 per month, create your account and effortlessly stream any boxing match.

Using ShowTime iOS App

Apart from Android, you can even stream the Pacquiao vs. Broner match using an iOS App. Yes, the app is entirely free, and you will not have to spend a penny while downloading the app. It delivers almost every sports event, news, entertainment, and movies all kept exclusively for you.
Every time, new things are added so that you won’t fall short of options. Similar to Android, you get a 7-Days Free trial with ShowTime iOS app too. After which, you have to pay $10.99 per month to stream your wishful matches and events.

IMPORTANT NOTE

While subscribing for the trial period on Android along with iOS Showtime app, you won’t be charged anything. However, if you don’t like to continue your service, you must cancel the free subscription service if you don’t want to get charged.
On the contrary, if you want to continue using the Showtime app, you need to do nothing even after the free trial period is over. You can continue with the payment process and effortlessly watch the Pacquiao vs. Broner match anytime and anywhere.

ITV4 and ITV Player – Pacquiao vs Broner fight live stream free in the UK

As per the latest reports, the ITV has announced a free and complete live stream coverage for Pacquiao vs Broner match. In case if you don’t have money and still want to watch Pacquiao vs Broner match, ITV4 and ITV Player can be a good choice. Under their new deal with the Haymon Sports Premier Boxing Champions, the company announced free over the air streaming for boxing fans.
The event is said to be shown on ITV4 along with the ITV Player in crystal clear format. Coverage will come straight from Las Vegas where Pacquiao will try its hardest to defend its crown.  Therefore, whether you are at your home or office, you can opt for ITV service to watch Pacquiao vs Broner match, from your location.

Deped Tambayan Live Streaming

We will be posting in this page the available FREE STREAMING PAGES when the fight begins.

CONCLUSION

Well, the Pacquiao vs Broner match will be taking off on January 20, 2019 (PH), and I guess you must be pretty excited. Either you are at home, office or anywhere in the world, you can choose the above options to stream this match live.
Again, we will say that you will need a good speed internet connection and a device which can help you stream this match. Therefore, go ahead, choose your preferred streaming option and watch Pacquiao vs Broner match with joy, happiness, and excitement.

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Manny Pacquiao vs Adrien Broner free live stream

January 18, 2019, 6:51 pm
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Manny Pacquiao vs Adrien Broner Free Live Stream

Deped Tambayan Live Streaming

The two go head-to-head at Las Vegas’ MGM Grand this weekend

The fight will take place on Saturday, January 19, at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The main event is set to get underway at around 4am UK time in the early hours of Sunday, January 20.

The ring walks and first bell for Pacquiao vs Broner will depend how the undercard fights pan out.

The huge fight is available to watch for free on ITV4 with their coverage beginning at 2am. Fans will be able to stream the event online via the ITV Player.

We will be posting in this page the available FREE STREAMING PAGES when the fight begins.

HERE ARE SOME OF THE AVAILABLE STREAMS

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WATCH: Manny Pacquiao and Adrien Broner face to face in tense weigh in face off

January 18, 2019, 7:01 pm
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Duterte pledges pay hike for public school teachers

January 10, 2019, 6:02 am
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Duterte pledges pay hike for public school teachers


Updated January 10, 2019, 8:23 PM
By Genalyn Kabiling
MANILA BULLETIN

President Duterte has pledged to raise the salaries of public school teachers this year following the recent pay hike granted to soldiers.

In his visit to Bulacan, the President invited representatives of school teachers to visit Malacañang this month to finalize an agreement on the planned salary increase.

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How to Compute Working Holiday Pay?

January 10, 2019, 4:14 am
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How to Compute Working Holiday Pay?

Pursuant to Presidential Proclamation No. 269, s. 2017 declaring the regular holidays and special non-working holidays for 2018, the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) issued Thursday a labor advisory prescribing the appropriate computation of holiday pay.
Labor Advisory No. 10, s. 2017 on “Payment of Wages for the Regular Holidays and Special (Non-Working) Holidays for the Year 2018,” will guide private sector employers on the list of holidays for 2018 and how wages are computed if their workers opted to report for work on such days.
Regular holidays are New Year’s Day (January 1), Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, Araw ng Kagitingan , Labor Day (May 1), Independence Day (June 12), National Heroes Day (August 27), Bonifacio Day (November 30), Christmas Day (December 25), and Rizal Day (December 30).
Also included are the observance of Eidul Fitr and Eidul Adha, the proclamations of which will be issued after the approximate dates of the Islamic Holidays have been determined in accordance with the Islamic calendar or the lunar calendar, or upon Islamic astronomical calculations.
For these holidays, work done during these days shall be paid 200% of an employee’s regular pay for the first eight hours or [(Daily Rate +COLA) x 200%]; while work done in excess of eight hours (overtime), shall be paid an additional 30% of the employee’s hourly rate or [(Hourly Rate of the basic daily wage x 200% x 130% x number of hours worked)].
Meanwhile, work done during these days that also falls on employee’s rest day shall be paid an additional 30% of his/her daily rate of 200% or [(Daily Rate + COLA) x 200%] + [30% (Daily rate x 200%)]; while for work done in excess of eight hours (overtime), shall be paid an additional 30% of his/her hourly rate, or [(Hourly Rate of the basic daily wage x 200% x 130% x 130% x number of hours worked)].
However, if the employee did not report to work during these days, he/she shall still be paid 100% of his/her salary for that day or [(Daily Rate + COLA) x 100%].
The special (non-working days), on the other hand, are Chinese New Year (February 16), EDSA Revolution Anniversary (February 25), Black Saturday (March 31), Ninoy Aquino Day (August 21), and All Saints Day (November 1). December 31, December 24 and November 2 are additional special non-working days.
The pay rules for these holidays provide that for work done, an employee shall be paid an additional 30% of his daily rate on the first eight hours or [(Daily Rate x 130%) + COLA]; while for work done in excess of eight hours (overtime), he/she shall be paid an additional 30% of his hourly rate or [(Hourly Rate of the basic daily wage x 130% x 130% x number of hours worked)].
For work done during these days that also fall on employee’s rest day, he/she shall be paid an additional 50 percent of his/her daily rate on the first eight hours, or [(Daily Rate x 150%) + COLA]; while for work done in excess of eight hours (overtime), he/she shall be paid an additional 30% of his hourly rate, or [(Hourly Rate of the basic daily wage x 150% x 130% x number of hours worked)].
But if the employee did not work, the"‘no work, no pay" principle shall apply unless there is a favorable company policy, practice or collective bargaining agreement (CBA) granting payment on special holidays. (DOLE-PR/PNA)
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Pacquiao beats Broner by unanimous decision

January 19, 2019, 11:09 pm
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Pacquiao beats Broner by unanimous decision


Pacquiao beats Broner by unanimous decision

Manny Pacquiao just proved that at 40, he still has it.

Showcasing his hand speed and aggression, the Filipino icon again turned back time in his return to the world's boxing capital, shutting down Adrien Broner to defend his WBA welterweight title at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on Saturday (Sunday Manila time).

Here's a look at the most lopsided round so far for Manny Pacquiao, who had Broner on survival mode.



Pacquiao won on all judges’ scorecards 117-111 and 116-112 (twice) over Broner, whose offense was nullified by the defending champion’s volume-punching.



Pacquiao impressed the packed crowd that included Floyd Mayweather Jr., who showed up as expected. He had Broner fighting for dear life in the seventh and ninth rounds after pinning the challenger on the ropes with solid combinations.

With the win, Pacquiao’s record now stands at 61-7-2, with 39 KOs. Broner, meanwhile, fell to 33-3-1 (with 24 KOs).

Broner's three losses came at the hands of Marcos Maidana, Shawn Porter (who served as Pacquiao's sparring partner) and Mikey Garcia. He just wilts when facing topnotch competition.

Pacquiao happened to be his biggest one so far.

NEWS BY PHILSTAR
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PRESS RELEASE: DepED provides update on release of FY 2017 PBB for school-based personnel

January 21, 2019, 11:55 pm
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DepED provides update on release of FY 2017 PBB for school-based personnel


PASIG CITY, January 21, 2019 – The Department of Education (DepEd) notifies its school-based personnel that as of January 21, DepED Region III has started releasing the Performance-Based Bonus (PBB) for Fiscal Year (FY) 2017.

READ: PRESS RELEASE: DepEd starts releasing PBB 2017

The Schools Division Offices (SDOs) of the National Capital Region (NCR) and Regions IV-A, XI, and XII have received their Special Allotment Release Order (SARO) from their respective Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Regional Offices.
SAROs are also being processed by the respective DBM ROs for release to the SDOs of DepED Regions IV-B, V, and VII.

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PRESS RELEASE: DepEd starts releasing PBB 2017

January 22, 2019, 12:12 am
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PRESS RELEASE: DepEd starts releasing PBB 2017

The Department of Education (DepEd) notifies its school-based personnel that as of January 21, DepED Region III has started releasing the Performance-Based Bonus (PBB) for Fiscal Year (FY) 2017.

The Schools Division Offices (SDOs) of the National Capital Region (NCR) and Regions IV-A, XI, and XII have received their Special Allotment Release Order (SARO) from their respective Department of Budget and Management (DBM) Regional Offices.

SAROs are also being processed by the respective DBM ROs for release to the SDOs of DepED Regions IV-B, V, and VII.

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E-Class Record Templates

January 22, 2019, 3:02 am
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E-Class Record Templates
Templates free for use by all public school teachers. The templates allow for computation of grades consistent with DepEd Order No. 8, s. 2015, also known as the Policy Guidelines on Classroom Assessment for the K to 12 Basic Education Program.

To ensure sustainability and to minimize technical difficulty, the designed templates were simplified using basic features used in a spreadsheet file. User manuals are also provided to guide teachers on how to use the ECR templates.
Read more about the provision of the ECR templates on DepEd Memorandum No. 60, s. 2015.

Grade 1 ECR Templates
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Grade 1 – 1st Quarter
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Grade 1 – 2nd Quarter
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Grade 1 – 3rd Quarter
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Grade 1 – 4th Quarter
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Grade 1 Summary – Final Grades
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Download all GRADE 1 ECR Templates (zip)


Grade 2 ECR Templates
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Grade 2 – 1st Quarter
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Grade 2 – 2nd Quarter
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Grade 2 – 3rd Quarter
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Grade 2 – 4th Quarter
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Grade 2 Summary – Final Grades
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Download all GRADE 2_ECR Templates (zip)

Grade 3 ECR Templates
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Grade 3 – 1st Quarter
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Grade 3 – 2nd Quarter
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Grade 3 – 3rd Quarter
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Grade 3 – 4th Quarter
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Grade 3 Summary – Final Grades
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Download all Grade 3 ECR Templates (zip)
The Electronic Class Record User Manual for Grades 1-3 
User Manual for Basic Commands in MS Excel

Grade 4-6 ECR Templates
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Grade 4-6 – Filipino
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Grade 4-6 – English
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Grade 4-6 – Mathematics
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Grade 4-6 – Science
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Grade 4-6 – Araling Panlipunan
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Grade 4-6 – Edukasyong Pantahanan at Pangkabuhayan (EPP)
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Grade 4-6 – Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao (EsP)
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Grade 4-6 Summary – Final Grades
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Download all GRADE 4-6_ECR Templates
The Electronic Class Record User Manual for Grades 4-6
User Manual for Basic Commands in MS Excel

Grade 5-6 ECR Templates
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Grade 5-6 Summary and General Average for SY 2015-2016
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Grade 7-10 ECR Templates
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Grade 7-10 – Filipino
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Grade 7-10 – English
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Grade 7-10 – Mathematics
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Grade 7-10 – Science
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Grade 7-10 – Home Economics
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Grade 7-10 – Araling Panlipunan
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Grade 7-10 – Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao (EsP)
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Grade 7-10 – TLE
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Grade 7-10 – MAPEH 1st Quarter
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Grade 7-10 – MAPEH 2nd Quarter
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Grade 7-10 – MAPEH 3rd Quarter
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Grade 7-10 – MAPEH 4th Quarter
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Grade 7-10 – MAPEH Final Grades
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Grade 7-10 Summary – Final Grades
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Download all GRADE 7-10 ECR Templates (zip)
The Electronic Class Record User Manual for Grades 7-10
User Manual for Basic Commands in MS Excel
Senior High School ECR

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4th Periodic Test/Quarterly Exam Questions with TOS for Grades 1 to 6

January 15, 2019, 2:18 pm
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COMELEC: Honoraria, Allowances, Service Credits for poll 2019 workers

January 23, 2019, 2:13 am
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COMELEC: Honoraria, Travel Allowance, Communication Allowance, Service Credits for poll 2019 workers


Because public school teachers are no longer required to do election duties, the Comelec can appoint volunteers to electoral boards of the May 13, 2019 general election.

The volunteers will be named by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC), through local election officers, and will be paid honoraria and covered by some benefits. They will watch over voting, manually count the ballots, and keep their precincts peaceful from 6 am on election day, May 13, up to when they deliver vote counts to the municipal board of canvassers in the evening.
Each electoral board has a chairperson, a poll clerk, and a member, further assisted by Department of Education Supervisor Officials (DESOs) and support staff.
Entitlement of Honoraria. Travel Allowance and Communication Allowance, Service Credits and Other Benefits.
A. Honoraria
The Chairperson and members of the EB, the DESO and the respective Support Staff shall be entitled to the corresponding honoraria.

  • Chairperson - P6,000
  • Members - P5,000
  • DESOs - P4,000
  • Support staff - P2,000

READ: LATEST UPDATE ON THE RELEASE OF PBB 2017

B. Travel Allowance 
The Chairman and members of the EB, the DESO and the respective support staff shall be entitled to a travel allowance of One Thousand Pesos P1,000 each.

C. Communication Allowance 
The DESO Technical Support Staff shall be entitled to a communication allowance of One Thousand Pesos (P1,000) each.

D. Service Credit
A minimum of five (5) days service credit shall accrue to all government officials and employees serving as EB, DESO and Support Staff.

The allowances need to be distributed within 15 days from the date of the election.
What does it take to be an electoral board member? The Comelec resolution does not name what kind of professionals can be appointed to the board in the absence of teachers.
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Electronic Test Item Analysis Calculator 2019

January 23, 2019, 5:18 pm
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Multiple Choice Test Item Analysis Calculator 2019

Here's a lecture or guide in PowerPoint presentation format and a tool statistically analyzing your multiple choice test items so that you can ensure that they are effectively evaluating student's learning.

  • Test Item Analysis Guide - DOWNLOAD
  • Test Item Analysis Calculator v1 - DOWNLOAD
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  • NEW! Test Item Analysis Calculator 2019 - DOWNLOAD

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4th Quarter Daily Lesson Log, Week 3 - DLL for Jan 28 - Feb 1, 2019

January 25, 2019, 7:46 pm
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4th Quarter Daily Lesson Log, Week 3 - DLL  for Jan 28 - Feb 1, 2019

Select your grade level below to view and download for free the week-long daily lesson logs already prepared for you to use. We give full credits to the rightful owners/authors/contributors of these files.

We are now on the first week of the 4th and final quarter of this school year. Learners are now expected to perform the best way they can to lift higher their grades in all subject areas. On the other hand, teachers are also expected to perform their duties appropriately with greater compassion so can all deliver the quality education we all deserve.



NEW 4th Quarter Daily Lesson Log 

Week 3 DLL for January 28 - February 1, 2019

Recommended browser for DOWNLOADING is the MOZILLA FIREFOX.

  • UPDATED! Kinder Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 1 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 2 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 3 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 4 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 5 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 6 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD

HIGH SCHOOL DLL WILL BE ADDED LATER

ALSO AVAILABLE: 3RD QUARTER DLL FOR ALL GRADES
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LIST: Winners of the National Schools Press Conference 2019

February 1, 2019, 4:29 am
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LIST: Winners of the National Schools Press Conference 2019

Here are the results of the National Schools Press Conference 2019 in Lingayen, Pangasinan on January 28 - February 1.


READ: LATEST UPDATE ON THE RELEASE OF PBB 2017


SECONDARY-ENGLISH:
1. News Writing
1st - Rico Romero (R1)
2nd - Karl Henry Agbuhay (NCR)
3rd - Nina Marie Rafols (R7)
4th - Kristine Rimando (R1)
5th - Ma. Beatrice Maristela (R4B)
6th - Christine Joy Arcavna (R11)
7th - Rian Lawrence Opiala (R10)

2. Editorial Writing
1st - Markson Viktor Lizarondo (R4A)
2nd - Marian Ambrocio (R11)
3rd - Daryn Dominique Ventilacion (R6)
4th - Daeana Joy Barkubein (R1)
5th - Dave Andrew Martinez (NCR)
6th - Beverly Shaine Bautista (R4A)
7th - Leojave Anthony Incon (R12)

3. Feature Writing
1st - Aaliyah Edrose Sangueza (NCR)
2nd - Micah Alexandra Layosa (R5)
3rd - Vitus Moron (R5)
4th - John Mark Jacalne (R8)
5th - Marielle Singayan (R4A)
6th - Sharona Nicole Semilla (R1)
7th - Garyn Theresa Corpin (R12)

4. Sports Writing
1st - Harld Gionevie Guelos (R13)
2nd - Christan Jay Salvana (R13)
3rd - John Mark Garcia (NCR)
4th - Andrea Ysabel Bacolor (R3)
5th - Alfer Joefranz Fucoy (R13)
6th - Michael Lopez II (R3)
7th - Ron Francis Joven (R5)

5. Science and Health Writing
1st - Reinsie Louisz Dasmo (R10)
2nd - Brylle Jaden Louise Ordono (R1)
3rd - Janno Osido (R8)
4th - Krystel Angel Lubato (R12)
5th - Christel Jirah Codilla (R8)
6th - Jeremy Ian Narciso (R9)
7th - Lance Kasel Lasam (R2)

6. Editorial Cartooning
1st - Reymar Bulanon (R4A)
2nd - Mark Nino Pamutongan (R10)
3rd - Mary Icie Kim (R3)
4th - Guiaver Ulama (ARMM)
5th - Andrew Gungon (R4B)
6th - Dave Cano (R8)
7th - Klint Cleo Tacadao (R12)

7. Photojournalism
1st - Geraldo Ugaddan (R2)
2nd - Sheena Molinee Paloma (NCR)
3rd - Dan Lester Salcedo (R6)
4th - Allyza Mae Villamiel (R4A)
5th - Krissia Nicole Difuntorum (R3)
6th - Aira Mae Velasco (R3)
7th - Sandrei Isane Macinas (R5)

8. Copyreading and Headline Writing 
1st - Gilda Mona Abellana (R7)
2nd - Jefferson Paul Felicitas (R4B)
3rd - Mary Linelle Evangelista (R4A)
4th - Kyla Mharee Guinhawa (R4A)
5th - Kiel Sam Talosig (R3)
6th - Angel Comeo (R8)
7th - Kassandra Kate Parado (R8)

9. Column Writing (Exhibition only)
1st - Daniel Sebastianne Daiz (R5)
2nd - Marksen Viktos Lizarondo (R4A)
3rd - Deryn Dominique Ventilacion (R6)
4th - Kyle Marianne Esmeda (R5)
5th - Theresa Marie Ragmac (R10)
6th - Daeana Joy Barkubein (R1)
7th - Dave Andrew Martinez (NCR)

Group:
10. Radio Broadcasting
1st - R1
2nd - R4A
3rd - R11
4th - R5
5th - R3
6th - R10
7th - NCR

11. TV Broadcasting 
1st - NCR
2nd - R6
3rd - R5
4th - R9
5th - R2
6th - R11
7th - R12

12. Collaborative Desktop Publishing
1st - R4A
2nd - R8
3rd - R12
4th - R4B
5th - R5
6th - R11
7th - R6

13. Online Publishing
1st - R10
2nd - R12
3rd - CAR
4th - R4A
5th - R4B
6th - R3
7th - R5

SECONDARY-FILIPINO
1. Pagsulat ng Balita
1st - Leonet Joy Llagas (R10)
2nd - Jimson Paulo Layacan (R3)
3rd - Hermon Lloyd Maronilla (R5)
4th - Jann Benedick Pascasio (R4A)
5th - Allain Cruz (R3)
6th - Raiza Mae Baluran (R4A)
7th - Princess Earl Marie Dael (R10)

2. Pagsulat ng Editoryal
1st - Maude Angela Aujero (R12)
2nd - Carlo Gonzaga (R7)
3rd - Trisha Bitara (R5)
4th - Bryan Mico Diosay (R4B)
5th - Marco Miguel Jadioc (R11)
6th - Chrizelle Angelie Ramos (R4A)
7th - Maxine Fernandez (R6)

3. Pagsulat ng Lathalain
1st - Joann Marie Guerrero (R5)
2nd - Manuel Lisondra (R12)
3rd - Victor Inoferio Jr. (R7)
4th - Christel Izhra Jayne Tagallo (R10)
5th - Jesselle Boleche (R12)
6th - Philip Jerome Pesas (R1)
7th - Alshera Jasphrodite Pis-ing (R2)

4. Pagsulat ng Balitang Pampalakasan
1st - Jirah Aaron Alonzo (R4A)
2nd - Eize Bausa (R5)
3rd - Steve PJ Carpio (R2)
4th - Ma. Alissandra Van Conol (R3)
5th - Jezreel Vincent Abiar (R10)
6th - Jovanne (R7)
7th - Reynald Luis Pasco (ARMM)

5. Pagsulat ng Agham at Teknolohiya
1st - Gianne Joel Alberto (R11)
2nd - Julianne Elijah Natividad (R2)
3rd - Renzo Paulo (R2)
4th - Janine Alcantara (R13)
5th - Denise Ann Lopez (R4A)
6th - kristine Kaye Maguddayao (R2)
7th - Juliana Cate Allaga (R5)

6. Pagguhit ng Kartung Editoryal
1st - Jermaine Valerio (R4A)
2nd - Belle Angeline Aurelio (R11)
3rd - Jean Paul Mendoza (R4A)
4th - Christian Mark Nodado (R3)
5th - Jeanrey Cabajar (R13)
6th - Michael Ballesteros (R2)
7th - Christian Ced (R5)

7. Pagkuha ng Larawang Pampahayagan
1st - Amy Grace Algara (R6)
2nd - Princess Lelis (R5)
3rd - Jerah Ceterez (R13)
4th - Juan Gabrielle Martin (NCR)
5th - Pauline Mae Quesada (ARMM)
6th - Keith Daniel Tizon (R4A)
7th - Ezekiel John Comidoy (R11)

8. Pagwawasto at Pag-uulo ng Balita
1st - Mark Lester Liaban (R3)
2nd - Christian Kenth Simborio (R11)
3rd - Joycelle Umengan (R2)
4th - Clamer Agda (R8)
5th - Karen Lie Balao (R4B)
6th - Darrell Sugue (R3)
7th - Aina Ashliah Esmali (R12)

9. Pagsulat ng Kolum (Exhibition only)
1st - Rona Pizarro (R12)
2nd - Yessa Mae Tagum (R5)
3rd - Hxyll Almonguera (NCR)
4th - Winchester Santos (R3)
5th - Na. Victoria Pajac (R3)
6th - Merly Ramos (R2)
7th - Gail Emmanuelle Gilbuela (R4B)

Group:
10. Radio Broadcasting
1st - R4A
2nd - R8
3rd - R4B
4th - R3
5th - R10
6th - R6
7th - R2

11. TV Broadcasting 
1st - R1
2nd - R6
3rd - R12
4th - R4A
5th - R3
6th - R8
7th - R2

12. Collaborative Desktop Publishing
1st - R4A
2nd - R3
3rd - R5
4th - NCR
5th - R11
6th - R12
7th - R4B

13. Online Publishing
1st - R4A
2nd - NCR
3rd - R10
4th - R2
5th - R1
6th - CAR
7th - R13

ENGLISH-ELEMENTARY 
1. News Writing
1st - Mark Jacob Viernes (R4A)
2nd - Arriane Leigh Martin (R1)
3rd - Althea Picardal (R7)
4th - Sofia Eleazette Mortega (R5)
5th - Jayme Rubillar (R11)
6th - Atheena Danicca Salgado (R6)
7th - Kate Zara Bero (R9)

2. Editorial Writing
1st- Czariaklaire J. Jimenez (R9) 
2nd- Christy D. Prejido (R2)
3rd- Anica Grace Begonia (R1)
4th- Kurt Nathaniel Canto (R1)
5th- Shandia Isabelle Estrada (R2)
6th- Izabelle Alexa C. Llido (R9)
7th- Jarod D. Dilla (R4A)

3. Feature Writing
1st- Nyvelle Leslie A. Celorio (R4A) 
2nd- Kathleen Anne P. Ramirez (R4A)
3rd- Jace Adriel T. Yap (R5)
4th- Alexis Yoanna C. Roque (NCR)
5th- John Christian Andrae O. Rasgo (R12)
6th- Gianela R. Zapata (R5) 
7th- Zemina Loren C. Nierva (NCR)

4. Sports Writing
1st- Justin Beaver R. Cabrera (R5)
2nd- James Carlos B. Reyes (R4A)
3rd- Lady Althea Castro (R7)
4th- Karrie Ashelei Chua (R3)
5th- Sean Angelo Tungcul (R2) 
6th- Lance C. Vasquez (R9) 
7th- Althea Venice B. Mendoza (CARAGA) 

5. Science and Health Writing
1st- Lyndon James Diesta (R4A)
2nd- Jacy Danielle I. Gonzales (NCR)
3rd- Angel Anne Bolido (R6)
4th- Eanna Gabrielle S. Pilapi (R7)
5th- Kayelle Clyde M.Lavarejos (R4A) 
6th- Sid Jaydee P. Granil (R2) 
7th- Fideliz Joyce C. Dechavez (R5)

6. Editorial Cartooning
1st- Ram Christian Lapuz (R3)
2nd- Kent Eschie B. Casilang (R4A)
3rd- Jeith C. Terol (R7)
4th- Vhin Anderson A. Avila (NCR)
5th- Sean Timothy D. Taclob (R10) 
6th- Yohanne Samuel M. Perez (R11)
7th- Alexus A. Calubaquib (R2) 

7. Photojournalism
1st- William Yohan Pinlac (R1)
2nd- Brix Acarez Yazam (CAR)
3rd- Eugene Andrei B. Boco (R3)
4th- Danica May D. Gotiengco (R4A)
5th- Jam Martin M. Fajarillo (R4B) 
6th- Deric Herald Jomales (R10)
7th- Jodie Yzabel A. Garnis (R3)

8. Copyreading and Headline Writing 
1st- Nina Samanthan F. Bolo (R5)
2nd- Samantha Kelsey Aquino (R3)
3rd- Xyl Dayne Phoeb V. Alagos (R12)
4th- Alyssa Joy A. Bituin (R3)
5th- Sean Robert Abranilla (R12) 
6th- Dhaeny Nicole E. Ferrer (R4A) 
7th- Leila Antonette D. Canono (NCR)

9. Column Writing (Exhibition only)
1st- Jarod D. Dilla (R4A)
2nd- Chloe Faye T. Sabater (R5)
3rd- Shandia Isabelle Estrada (R2)
4th- Julianne T. Bobis (NCR)
5th- Christine Grace Hernandez (R1) 
6th- Reese Leanne G. Pastrana (R4A)
7th- Mark Christian Mendoza (R8) 

Group:
10. Radio Broadcasting
1st - R3
2nd - R4A
3rd - NCR
4th - R11
5th - R10
6th - R1
7th - R13

11. Collaborative Desktop Publishing
1st - R4A
2nd - R11
3rd - R3
4th - R4B
5th - R1
6th - R5
7th - R8

FILIPINO-ELEMENTARY 
1. Pagsulat ng Balita
1st - Jerusalem Vero (R8)
2nd - Jaezelle Nynee Galdones (R11)
3rd - Herbert Gabriel Pan (R4A)
4th - Maezelle Gelasin (R4A)
5th - Eianne Mae Gumafelix (R3)
6th - Lyra Mae Llantada (R2)
7th - Jenelle Eunice Olan (R9)

2. Pagsulat ng Editoryal
1st- Nikka Grace P. Dela Cruz (NCR) 
2nd- Rafael Lorenzo L. Ortiz (R4A)
3rd- Keira Marie Lopez (R1)
4th- Princess Ar-jenn P. Taborada (NCR)
5th- Kenneth G. Magbanua (R13)
6th- Franchie Angel Ramolana (R6)
7th- Christian Diether G. Costales (R2)

3. Pagsulat ng Lathalain
1st- Dave V. Salvatierra (R4A)
2nd- Khate Loren C. Baes (R4B)
3rd- Alyanna Marie S. Iliw-Iliw (R4A)
4th- Vincent Jeremy T. Barraquias (R10) 
5th- Kristine Mariz B. Pascual (R11)
6th- Neil Jairus L. San Andres (R4A) 
7th- Jona May L. Bautista (R8)

4. Pagsulat ng Balitang Pampalakasan
1st- Irena Morawska B. Castillo (R4A)
2nd- Daniel M. Mampusti (R4B)
3rd- Nicole Mirasol B. Arceño (NCR)
4th- Vince Lluvin L. Gervacio (R11)
5th- Lian Henri Gameng (R11) 
6th- Aira Jane T. Boboy (R5) 
7th- Kurt Aldrin Gaspar (R3)

5. Pagsulat ng Agham at Teknolohiya
1st- Drexel Floyd D. Lanciola (R9)
2nd- Nherie B. Dela Cruz (CAR)
3rd- Rhiane Heart A. Dumagat (R4A)
4th- Rhonan Germal (R6)
5th- Cescil Rea Joy D. Sumalbag (R4B) 
6th- Mutmainna A. Adam (ARMM) 
7th- Marl Gerald L. Magsayo (R9)

6. Pagguhit ng Kartung Editoryal
1st- April John E. Picor (NCR)
2nd- Don JL L. Paculanang (R4B)
3rd- Psalm Josh M. Peñaverde (R4B)
4th- Grinela Denise G. Lado (R4A)
5th- Jayson G. Veroy (R2) 
6th- Santiago Miguel T. Lopez (R3)
7th- Kent Jairus B. Santiago (R3)

7. Pagkuha ng Larawang Pampahayagan
1st- Jennielyn Joy T. Del Rosario (R2)
2nd- Nicky A. Singson (R10)
3rd- Himper D. Agravante (R3)
4th- Teresa Anne Pulido (R1)
5th- Krisha Faith G. Bagtong (R7) 
6th- Mary Vivienne H. Perez (R4A)
7th- Cedric John Bonafos (R5)

8. Pagwawasto at Pag-uulo ng Balita
1st- Keyshia Nicole S. Loyola (R3)
2nd- Breiane Angelique B. Suarez (R13)
3rd- Nazrene M. Gumera (NCR)
4th- Ireese Miguel Zedric S. (R4A)
5th- Vianca Rein L. Milan (R4B) 
6th- Kristoffe Jay P. Saluaga (R10) 
7th- Sandara Anne R.Tapaoan (R2)

9. Pagsulat ng Kolum (Exhibition only)
1st- Clarisse Arianna C. Talabero (NCR)
2nd- Mitch Angela Claire I. Villena (R4B)
3rd- Aila Kyanize P.Acanto (R12)
4th- Angel P. Rusiana (R9)
5th- Janeryl Grasheine M. Tolosa (R5) 
6th- Rafael Lorenzo L. Ortiz (R4A)
7th- Greysean A. Ngolab (CAR)

Group:
10. Radio Broadcasting
1st - R4A
2nd - R13
3rd - R1
4th - R11
5th - NCR
6th - R2
7th - R3

11. Collaborative Desktop Publishing
1st - R3
2nd - R12
3rd - R1
4th - R5
5th - R4B
6th - R10
7th - R11
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WEEK 4 - 4th Quarter DLL's (February 4 - February 8, 2019) All Grade Levels UPDATED

February 1, 2019, 5:40 am
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4th Quarter Daily Lesson Log, Week 4 - DLL  for Feb 4-8, 2019

Select your grade level below to view and download for free the week-long daily lesson logs already prepared for you to use. We give full credits to the rightful owners/authors/contributors of these files.

We are now on the first week of the 4th and final quarter of this school year. Learners are now expected to perform the best way they can to lift higher their grades in all subject areas. On the other hand, teachers are also expected to perform their duties appropriately with greater compassion so can all deliver the quality education we all deserve.



NEW 4th Quarter Daily Lesson Log 

Week 3 DLL for January 28 - February 1, 2019

Recommended browser for DOWNLOADING is the MOZILLA FIREFOX.

  • UPDATED! Kinder Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 1 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 2 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 3 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 4 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 5 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD
  • UPDATED! Grade 6 Daily Lesson Log - DOWNLOAD

HIGH SCHOOL DLL WILL BE ADDED LATER

ALSO AVAILABLE: 3RD QUARTER DLL FOR ALL GRADES
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COMELEC: No honoraria for teachers on poll duty if 2019 budget is reenacted

February 1, 2019, 11:56 pm
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COMELEC: No honoraria for teachers on poll duty if 2019 budget is reenacted

MANILA, Philippines — If the budget is reenacted in 2019, there will be no honoraria for elections workers, including the teachers who will render their services during the May 2019 national elections, an official of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) said Friday.


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Comelec Spokesperson James Jimenez said a reenacted budget would have a “profound impact” on the conduct of the May elections, particularly on teachers’ compensation.

“We don’t think that a reenacted budget at this time would be innocuous from the point of view of elections,” Jimenez said in a press conference.

“Having a reenacted budget would actually have a very pronounced impact of the ability of Comelec to conduct elections. If the budget is not passed, it will have a serious impact on the preparation of elections,” he added.

He explained that the honoraria for election workers were not a line item in the 2018 budget; therefore, it would not be included in the 2019 budget if the budget is reenacted.

“If the budget is not enacted, we will not be able to get source or funds for that (honoraria of election workers). We won’t have any money to pay the teachers,” Jimenez said.

The Comelec official urged Congress to keep the budget of the Comelec “top of mind” in consideration of a national election this year.

He pointed out that the budget needed for the compensation of election workers is about P3.2 billion, but the Comelec was given only P1.9 billion under the National Expenditure Program.

SOURCE: INQUIRER
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House OKs plenary deliberations on bill reviving ROTC for K-12 program

February 2, 2019, 12:19 am
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The basic education committee headed by Cebu Rep. Ramon Durano VI gave the go-signal for House Bill 5113 authored by House Deputy Speaker Raneo Abu to be discussed in the 292-man chamber, which may be passed on third and final reading on Feb. 6.

House OKs plenary deliberations on bill reviving ROTC

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives has approved for plenary deliberations a measure reviving mandatory Reserved Officer Training Corps (ROTC) for Grades 11 and 12 in public and private schools nationwide.

The basic education committee headed by Cebu Rep. Ramon Durano VI gave the go-signal for House Bill 5113 authored by House Deputy Speaker Raneo Abu to be discussed in the 292-man chamber, which may be passed on third and final reading on Feb. 6.

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“We hope to pass the measure next week before we go on break,” the Batangas congressman said, referring to the start of the campaign season for the May 13 midterm elections.

“The approval of the substitute bill was prioritized by the leadership of former president and now Speaker Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, as the mandatory ROTC bill was classified as a priority bill of President Duterte,” Abu said.

Abu said HB 5113’s objective is to revive and “resuscitate” the ROTC. He said this will help instill patriotism among the youth as it “affirms the values that we have always been taught as children: discipline, camaraderie, respect for others, especially those who’ve come before us, and a deep sense of nationalism and love for country.”

“I believe that it awakens the spirit among the youth to serve and protect our peace and democracy, whether it be through internal or external forces,” he said, as he welcomed the support of the Department of Education (DepEd) and the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP).

“As a large part of our children’s time is spent in school and this is where they spend most of their formative years, it is gratifying to know that we have the support of the DepEd and the AFP in the reinstitutionalization of the ROTC,” Abu said.

ROTC used to be compulsory for college students, particularly in the first and second years. But due to the new K-12 curriculum, this can now be taken in its new school equivalent – Grades 11 and 12.

The measure aims to amend Republic Act 7077, or the Citizen Armed Forces of the Philippines Reservist Act, to make ROTC mandatory.

The proposed law will introduce basic military training for students in order to motivate, train, organize and utilize for national defense preparedness or civil-military operations.

“If implemented efficiently, it would have the potential to produce an entire generation of young Filipinos who will be proud of their Filipino heritage and are ready to give the entirety of their being to serve their countrymen,” Abu said.

The rationale of this is for Filipino citizens to defend the state at all cost, and in a collective effort to make the Philippines a real Southeast Asian superpower in the near future, he added.

Citing Article III, Section 4 of the 1987 Constitution, Abu said the government may call upon the people to defend the state and all citizens may be required based on conditions provided by law to render personal, military or civil service.

“The state recognizes the vital role of the youth in nation-building and shall promote and protect their physical, moral, spiritual and social wellbeing. It shall inculcate in the youth patriotism and nationalism, and encourage their involvement in public and civic affairs,” Abu said.

source: philstar
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