#NotPetiks: 6 Misconceptions of Flexible Learning
When you think about going to school, it’s easy to imagine the traditional classroom environment – a teacher going over a lecture, a chalkboard, desks, pens, and textbooks. While the traditional learning setup is what many people are most familiar with, it can be difficult to picture education carried out any other way.
Perks of an MMDC Working Student
A lot of college students nowadays have found the need to hold down part-time, or even full-time jobs while studying. This can put a massive amount of stress on a person. Imagine waking up at 5:00 AM or earlier on weekdays, getting ready, preparing breakfast, preparing baon, and getting out the door by 6:00 AM to avoid the morning rush hour lines at bus stops and MRT or LRT. Once in the office, it’s breakfast time, then work continuously for ten hours. After all of this, it’s time to brave the rush hour commute home. Once home, it’s all about classes and finishing the day's assignments and classwork. Then it’s time to collapse unceremoniously on the bed and fall into a deep sleep–only to be woken up at 5:00 AM and do it all over again.
Choosing the Right Course and School: A Checklist
“What school is right for me? What course should I take?” These are the most common questions students ask themselves before embarking on their college journey. These choices dictate the path that these students take and where they will eventually find themselves in the decades to come and making these choices are crucial for their futures.
Here, we have compiled a list of things students need to consider before taking that leap and making that decision that will determine where their time, energy and money goes in the foreseeable future.
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Changing the Game for the Next Generation of Women in STEM
Maria Ressa (Nobel Peace Prize winner, Founder & CEO at Rappler), Melanie Perkins (CEO & Co-founder at Canva), Anne Aaron (Director of Encoding Technologies at Netflix) are just some examples of Filipinas who are slaying it at careers in tech and business today. If they can make it in their respective fields, how much more can women go with the right conditions for topnotch education as our lives become inextricably linked with technology, moving inevitably into the Fourth Industrial Revolution?
Socialization Matters: How to Make Friends in a Digital School
There is a growing concern about the lack of socialization at fully-digital schools. This is something that may have stopped students from enrolling in a school because of the social aspect of a digital college life. Here, we take a look at the importance of socialization in the era of hybrid schooling and digital classrooms and how prospective students can do it.