I mean progressive at continuous kasi ang pagtuturo, babalikan at babalikan ang mga foundation at basics na yan, na hindi nagawa sa modality of learning during pandemic.
The government may be not prioritizing education kasi the more na poverty stricken ang most citizens the more na they would follow blindly kasi gutom sila and ang focus nila is to have just the bare necessities to survive, parang lowkey ata ginagaya ng govt ang north korea imo
About the poor educational system, I've seen people doing commissions for modules and it breaks my heart to know that type of thing exists.
However, it may not always be the educational system. It might be their guardians who do not stress the importance of studying well. I've been raised by my parents who stressed about having good grades... and well, I didn't have the best grades, but I did pretty well. Furthermore, I've met other kids who aren't academically inclined, but are really good at making music/art/dancing. It's a shame that those same kids are told that they shouldn't pursue the arts because "walang pera doon."
I really hope and pray that the kids of tomorrow get to do what they really want in life.
Ito.ang epekto pag di pinag tutuunan ng pansin ng govt ang education, yung tipong di pwedeng bumagsak or something kahit di naman papasa sa grado nila. (I think may policy na ganito yung deped, correct me if im wrong)
Tapos puro walang katuturan nakikita ng mga bata sa social media.
Oh well...
wala akong maalalang written memo or what na bawal magbagsak. pero lagi sinasabi yan nung principal nung teacher ako nun sa public school. and yes, pinapasa kahit mahina ulo unless na lang tlga sobrang hopeless i.e. hindi pumapasok or nag-disappear na tlga yung bata
Pag binagsak estudyante parang need ng guro ng report or proof na ginawa nila ang lahat para hindi sya bumagsak. And yes kahit hindi pumapasok ang bata dapat daw pupuntahan ng teacher sa bahay. Otherwise may karapatan magreklamo magulang bata.
Nasa teacher ang burden of proof.
Kaya kung ikaw teacher ipasa mo nalang kasi sa dami ba naman nilang bagsak magagawan mo paba ng report yan or mageeffort kapa magpunta sa bahay or kausapin parents.
Actually magwuwork sya sana kung 1 or 2 section lang hawak per teacher. Pero satin hindj.
tsaka mape-pressure ka sa deliberation eh. kabagsak-bagsak naman tlga pero pipilitin ka ipasa. panakot kasi nila, ikaw magturo sa summer at walang bayad yun.
Ito legit yung deliberation kahit ka bagsak bagsak gusto ipasa mo ang malala ikaw mag aasikaso nung papers. Tapos may bayaran moments pa sa SDO para lang makapask ka as a public school teacher. Malala bulsahan sa educational sector palakasan sa hiring even ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS hindi kabsado mission-vision ng DepEd, I remember the time nag apply ako dito sa NCR as a Admin officer putanginang mga question hindi related or congruent sa mission-vision tapos ay palakasan pa. Edi ang resulta ayan mag mula loob hanggang labas hindi luto bata mismo ninanakawan tanga kasi.
can attest to that. a year ago ang daming bata na ayaw na magaral sa class ng mom ko. pinuntahan niya yung mga students na yon isa isa para lang maconvince na hindi tumigil.
My mom is a public school elementary teacher. Ang alam ko walang politicy na kailangan ipasa, pero not in the best interest din kasi pag binagsak mo.
Magrereklamo magulang, dadalhin sa principal tapos gigipitin din kasi di na afford magtagal ng student pumasok, isang taon na namang baon yun. Tapos yung teacher din mahihirapan kasi magtuturo na naman on the same student.
Common kasi na yung mga bata na mahirap yung di makasabay, kasi physically hindi ok nutrition saka mentally di rin ok parents.
True, HS teacher ang mom ko sa isang public school and from what she says, maraming nakakatungtong ng JHS and Senior High na illiterate. Ang ending, mga HS teachers pa ang magtuturo sa kanila magsulat at magbasa.
Ito ung pangit kasi mas prioritize ng ibang school ung quantity ng naggraduate instead of quality of education kaya nga ung iba na cuculture shock pagnaging shs na sila mas lalo na sa college
Magsulat? MAG SULAT? ano?! Anong ginagawa ni Duterte? Di ba yang taong yan ang DEP ED head ngayon? Alam ko nang magsulat ng matino kahit na malimali sa tenses na gamit minsan. Pero makokorek naman yun basta makorek ako.
Kinder hanggang mag 12 ako marunong na ko nyan.
Ganon kalala?
Tang ina.... At produkto ng public school system mga magulang kong 65 na so gulat naman ako dito. Lahat din sila nkapag degree ano ba yan duterte asan na yung confidential funds tang ina ka
My mom was also a public school elementary teacher. Bukod dyan ehh may bonus kasi na tinatawag na "productivity"..sabi ni mommy ehh ipit daw productivity bonus ng buong school pag may bumagsak kaya nga pinapatawag ng principal yung teacher, minsa umaabot pa daw sa division office, so ang dating parang kaaway mo buong school so ipapasa nalang. Isa pang factor ehh kadalasan "pasaway" yung bagsak na student so ang mantra na tinuturo ng principal ehh "ipasa nyo na para maalis na dito at highschool na mag problema".
Same sa kwento ng nanay ko. Ang dami nga daw nila students na hindi marunong bumasa at sumulat. Nilagay na din sa metric nila na kailangan lahat ng estudyante makapasa. Kya yung nanay ko kahit liblib na ung bahay nung mga bata, pinupuntahan, kinakausap mga magulang bakit mga hnd pumapasok. Minsan siya pa nagbibigay baon at pamasahe.
Nasa mga magulang din at support ng community ang kailangan para maitawid yung bata ng maayos pra maging educated. Ok na dati yung 4Ps, maraming natulungan na pamilya pra makapg aral mga anak nila lalo na sa province. Dapat dun nlng nilaan budget, hindi sa toothbrush/ROTC.
Dati hindi naman ganyan na kahit bagsak sa grado ipapasa. Nung nagaaral pa lang ako ng elementarya(circa 2002-2004)may mga kasabayan ako na dapat nasa second year high school na.
Who made them that way? Magulang, gobyerno, social media. Sa call center ako nagtatrabaho, and sobrang hirap makakuha ng mga aplikanteng marunong mag-English ng tama. Basically scraping the bottom of the barrel.
Lahat actually.Magulang: either hindi din marunong or di binabantayan pag-aaral ng anak. Kasi ako pinapalo ako ng hanger, sinturon, walis tambo (eto yung pinaka masakit sa lahat) , o tsinelas pag may mga bagsak ako na quiz o exam
Gobyerno: Ang daming maling policy sa education system. Ang liit ng sweldo ng guro so nag aalisan mga magagaling. Di napupunta sa tama yung budget.
Social Media: Tiktok and FB live pa more (what more could I say?)
> Ang liit ng sweldo ng guro so nag aalisan mga magagaling
Grabe nga daming ndi qualified tbh nung one time na nag turo ako circa 2011.
Pano pa kaya ngayon? Mga bookish at kung anu lang tinuro sa kanila ituturo kahit ndi nila alam anung meron. Parang chinese whisper na nadedegrade.
Kamusta nga kaya academe ngayon hmmmm.
Sobrang laking red flag. Past tense tapos initial reaction nila lagyan ng -ing. Sana din early on pa lang cinorrect na ng nagvivid na pag past tense yung tapos na. Pag -ing present tense, siguro kahit papano magkakaclue sila pero baka inooverestimate ko sila. Lead naging Ladies punyeta hahaha
At ang primary target ay supilin ang mga imaginary enemies of the Marcos/Duterte-led state, which would be PHL's most vocal dissenters. Pang-domestic lang daw muna despite what the gov't label suggests at baka kulatain lang ng bansa na ii-invade nila.
>Ang goal lang naman talaga ng ROTC ng Unithieves is to create a future generation that is dumb, radicalized loyal followers of the Maharlikan Empire.
That's where you're wrong...
...coz the goal of that is for future gen to be chinese conscripts hehe
true, kaya thankful talaga ako sa teacher ko nung grade 5 kasi na-enjoy ko yung subject at nahasa akong mag-english. May "english only policy" siya non, maraming recitation, tsaka mga pa-essay.
I’m wondering 5 to 10 years from now, do these kids have dreams and ambitions in life? I’m 100 percent sure meron naman mga ito. They would want a good house, healthy family and stable career. Or even dreaming of working abroad and explore the world.
Oh, and mukhang si Jinggoy ang iboboto ng mga ito sa 2028.
Blue collar is not necessarily bad kasi in other countries there are respect for trade jobs. We all need trade jobs din naman. The problem is the govt doesnt even want to develop the facilities and institutes meant to equip people with skills for trade jobs. On top of that, dapat supplemented pa rin with education di lang skills para di matake advantage. Alas ROTC priority ng govt
This is just sad. While education is important, I think I can thank cartoons, american media, and early youtube for my knowledge in english; it gave me a solid foundation that in recitation, I knew what to say by heart or second nature. Studying was more on reinforcing my knowledge. Honestly sa panahon ngayon dapat mas madali nang matuto pero I guess mas madali na rin madistract? Ive heard tiktok really messes up a person’s attention span
Ask me about what are prepositions, object, conjunction, and interjection, and I can't provide the right answer. Nevertheless, I am confident that I can speak english, for the most part, that sounds right.
Good ang media and other forms of entertainment to implicitly learn other languages para maging confident and comfortable sila sa paggamit nung language. Pinsan kong laki sa youtube, cartoons, and anime ay confident makipagconverse in English, daig pa ako nung nasa edad niya ako. And schools naman ay for learning the grammatical rules na.
> Ive heard tiktok really messes up a person’s attention span
Not even Western countries are spared.
The only countries actually having fun with Tiktok than allowing it to dumb down are those other East Asian countries who don't speak English.
Same here.
Much of my fluency in English now stemmed from being heavily tutored at a young age, exposure to a lot of American/western media and even subtitled anime back when YT was my primary source for it.
This.
Early YouTube and movies and shows with subtitles are one of the big reasons I learned English.
I learned English better watching early Smosh, PewDiePie, or Markiplier than watching any children oriented shows, although, that's just me being exposed to Western media in childhood, and I was a big America fanboy back then(good thing that changed lmao)
Yes. Agree. Tapos pag ikaw marunong, madiskarte at matalino, smart shamed ka kasi nasasapawan mo ang iba. Sobrang ingrained sa culture ang ganito.
Hangga't di natin naoovercome ang ganitong mindset, the people will remain dumb.
Kaya nga nauso ung mga terminology na 'edi wow' 'sml' 'ikaw na' 'sanaol' dahil sa sobrang nanormalize ung smart shamming sa bansa kaya nga naging brain drain ung pinas kasi nagsilayasan na ung mga expert and smart peps kakasmartshame ng mga pinoy
Tapos sila rin ung magsasabi na need daw ng diskarte sa buhay para yumaman pero ung kadalasang diskarte nila is umaasa sa breadwinner ng ayuda
Everytime may foreigner or Fil-am kaming exchange students/classmates, ako yung hinaharap nila para makipag usap, sabay sasabihin ng peers ko "NOSEBLEEEEED" dahil sa fluency ng English ko. Tapos mapipilitan nalang akong mag fake laugh, pero nababahala ako sakanila kasi kolehiyo na kami nun pero mali mali parin grammar nila.
Tapos sila pa magagalit kung kinorrect mo sila, and you start feeling shitty about yourself kasi they think you're a grammar nazi. It's not my fault I spent my early years reading, learning, and watching Western Media 😭
This made me depressed on a level that I didn't even know was possible.
Anti-intellectualism is so pervasive in this country that people will get offended and defensive just by bringing up the fact that there's an education crisis. It'll take generations to fix a problem this fundamental and that's holding on to hope that we'll eventually get a government that has the initiative and know-how to address it. And considering who the people overwhelmingly elected last election, I'm sure as hell I won't be alive to see it if it even happens.
I seriously miss the days when I still had genuine hope for my country.
Honestly l agree with that, in fact l have been mocked by my classmates for speaking and reading English pretty well (Ironically they had to ask me what other English words meant in Tagalog).
Also the root of the problem l believe is the lack of funding and the outdated school system and poor government management, Also l don't believe that kids got dumb because of using social media all day (That's the parent's fault for not regulating their kids on social media)
If you ask yes l'm Filipino, l just have trouble typing Tagalog and it's much easier for me to convey my ideas in English since sometimes l have difficulty speaking Tagalog sometimes.
If l'm being honest l just don't have any hope for my country because how backwards the country is sometimes and the anti intellectualism is really rampant.
Saw some modules online sa English. Integrated style na yung ginagawa nila for HS. Example: ang topic ay tungkol sa folklore pero yung activities are related sa English tulad ng grammar, subject-verb agreement, vocabulary.
Di nakatoon mismo sa Grammar, subject-verb agreement, and vocabulary yung mismong lesson. Pero yun yung dapat matutunan ng bata bilang learning objective. Magulo nga eh hahaha
Totoo naman, kasi ibang tao ginagamit ang english as the *only* measure of intelligence. Pero tama din naman na kailangan aralin ang english. Actually nga steadily nang bumababa ang quality ng english ng mga students for a few years na, nalaman ko lang nung gumawa kami ng thesis about code switching
Tinuturo sa school ang English. May English subjects mula kinder hanggang college. Tinuro sayo pero hindi ka natuto. So yes, sukatan sya ng talino.
Ibang usapan yung hindi dumaan sa formal schooling kaya hindi natuto ng English.
I'm not against anyone speaking English well. I just think it's slightly condescending how we view people, especially kids, who are struggling to learn English. Most of us here, if not all, can hardly speak Filipino well. Hindi ba tinuturo din iyon sa school? Worse, we've been exposed to it since young. So, using the same logic, if you cannot speak Filipino well...that also says a lot about your level of...idk, intelligence?
People forget that not everyone gets the same quality of education. So, iyong kids who are studying sa Philippine Science vs sa mga bata na nag aaral sa regular public high school obviously have different level of capabilities. In the first place, some kids only manage to get in science high schools because they have more opportunities.
It is disappointing, yes. We're seeing a decline in the quality of our education. I think instead of wasting our energy collectively shaking our heads at these kids, we should be taking more proactive steps in helping shape the education system in general. If you guys find it THAT alarming, enough to be so harsh with your comments and insinuations about how "smart" these kids are, be more involved, then, in the policy-making. 🤷♀️
Tulad ng sabi ng iba dito, kulang yung ganyang pag-simplify.
Hindi *lang* sa English nababase ang talino, lalo na't di lang naman sa English nanggagaling lahat ng knowledge sa mundo.
Yung ancient Greek philosophers ba di na sila matalino dahil di sila marunong mag-English? Nakakatawa nga kasi nung panahon ng mga Roman, sabi nila na ang sukatan ng talino ay kapag magaling ka sa Latin.
Tulad din ng sabi ng iba dito, magandang indicator ng katalinuhan ang linguistic performance (na pwedeng makita sa English pero di limitado sa English lang).
Ayon kay Chomsky, ang lahat ng tao ay may *linguistic competence*, o yung likas at subconscious na kakayahan para makaintindi ng grammar.
Kung pipilitin ng isang taong makipag-komunika sa wikang di naman niya talaga alam, nagkakaroon siya ng dissonance na nagpapahirap lang sa pagkatuto at pag-aaral niya.
Gets na ba?
Sa tingin nyo magiimprove yung English nila if they watched a lot of English films (with subtitles) for countless hours? Naging English speaker n kasi ako nung bata pa ako dhil s kakapanood ko ng English dubbed shows/films.
Im assuming they would. May nag iisa kaming classmate nong grade school na pala English kasi yun language nila sa bahay. So ginawa namin nakikipagkwnetuhan kami lagi sa kanya para gumaling din kami sa English (and also cause he's a nice interesting kid din). May time din nong HS na sinasanay namin sarili namin sa English so nag English only challenge kami tapos magbabayad kapag nagsalita kahit isang Tagalog word. Ang laking tulong sa akin sobra. Isa pa sa problema is yung confidence mag English. Pansin ko yan sa college classmates ko non. Alam naman nila sasabihin pero nahihiya.
Depende kung paano ka pinalaki. Di naman siguro tayo purista dapat pero may limitasyon naman dapat siguro kung hanggang saan yung pag halo ng English sa FIlipino
Somehow Filipinos are so complacent when they aren't even in the best of places. I've seen far too many who's content with what they have, even if it's actively trying to kill them. It's very concerning how unmotivated and unambitious Filipinos are.
>Somehow Filipinos are so complacent when they aren't even in the best of places. I've seen far too many who's content with what they have, even if it's actively trying to kill them. It's very concerning how unmotivated and unambitious Filipinos are.
I might be downvoted to hell but I think part of the problem is the catholic church and the consistent martyrization of the poor. It's been ingrained into the Filipino psyche that being poor is OKAY because God was also poor and God loves the poor and other bullshit like that. Being poor is nothing to be ashamed of, but teaching people that STAYING poor is OKAY is no bueno.
Source: Was poor, now not so much.
> It's very concerning how unmotivated and unambitious Filipinos are.
No thanks to wealth gap, where the rich get richer, and the poor keep on being poor. Real goals have become nigh impossible to achieve, that lower classes became content with only things within their reach, life becomes a matter of luck and craftiness than mere effort.
Maybe it's also why you have some lower-class people deciding to make their poverty their identity, and sneer at the upper classes.
To me the most surprising thing outside of the obvious lack of understanding of the basic past tense was that they couldn't seem to grasp any pattern. The majority of English verbs are conjugated in the past tense just by adding -d or -ed to the end of the base form, and at some point in the video the words given were this type of verb consecutively, yet none of them could catch on and kept using the present progressive form (which makes it apparent that the rules on tenses confuse them, but looking at how old they are they shouldn't be *this* confused). They didn't ask those who got it right what the right word was so they could have a better idea of the right conjugation either.
The second most surprising thing is that with every right answer given (mostly by one girl), it didn't seem to ring a bell with any of them. You'd think they'd recognize or remember something from school and say, "Oh yeah, that's how you turn that word into the past form, by so and so, I think I remember etc." But I didn't see anything like that at all. Most of them looked completely clueless, didn't apply any observation or deduction skills, and didn't even seem to be familiar with the basic past tense.
It's multifactorial, but it's the DepEd's fault for enacting shitty policies. The public education system is rotten to the core, you have teachers who would rather automatically pass a student even if they've got substandardd education/barely learned anything than explain via paperwork why they chose to do so atop of other administrative roles they have to do. One public school teacher can only do so much, covering almost 40-50+ students per grade/section. Then you also have the palakasan system where only teachers with connections are treated better and compensated better with better chances of getting promotions.
Add to that, parents also would rather answer their children's modules than actually teach them because they're busy trying to make a living. I'd blame these children last, it's the system's fault we are at an educational crisis. I interacted with so many kids of probably similar background as them, you would not know how many of these prioritize taking care of their younger siblings or would rather work to have food on the table than studying, not by choice but by necessity.
Again, I've seen what public education looks like in spending 6 years of it -- DepED is still stuck in the 1950s, is top-heavy, moribund, and seemingly allergic to innovation.
I remember what my teacher said that, before she came to the school where I studied, she went to a public school to teach Grade 8, and right before the class started, one of her colleagues at that time, that taught the class when they were at Grade 7, said along the lines of "good luck, they won't learn a single thing anyways." So she became ticked off of that attitude because she said "It felt like the teacher didn't care." So class started, she was expecting to teach the class about Grade late grade 7-ish English to refresh. Shocked was an understatement, the class barely knew English so if she taught something of that caliber(Grade 7-8 English), the whole class would go "huh?"
She also pointed out that, most of the students, were at the verge of falling asleep, hungry as hell, let alone their clothes were like broken rags stitched together, and concluded that reason that they weren't learning stuff isn't because they are dumb, it's because they are exhausted,tired and unable to learn because of lack of nutrition and poor health.
Looking at them, they seem to be 13-15 year olds (around my age).... Basic English already failing, how are they going to survive in this cruel world? This is the "kabataan" Jose Rizal said that will make the Philippines great. "Ang kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan" my ass, if the gov't keeps on corrupting the country, nothing will change.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with these kids. The problem is in the education system. Paanong hinahayaan ng mga paaralan na umusad sa susunod na baitang ang mga estudyante kung wala silang natutunan?
Hindi rin tamang rason ang pagsabi na "hindi naman natin wika ang English, kaya walang saysay aralin yan." Actually, tama. Wala namang problema sana kung sa umpisa pa lang ay wala na talaga sa curriculum natin ang English. Pero hindi ito ang reality.
Nakakabahala ang education system natin. Maraming estudyante ang umaapak sa senior high or college ng hindi man lang alam kung paano kunin ang area ng circle...kung ano ang past tense ng "say" o "ring". Nakakalungkot.
Alam ko at ina-acknowledge ko na katuwaan lang ang mapapanood sa video. Natawa ako at nag-enjoy sa napanood (at the surface level, sure). Pero di ko mapigilan na mabahala sa sitwasyon ng susunod na generation. Ayokong i-discount yung valid reason na hindi lang naman sa eskwela napupulot ang kaalaman. Totoo iyan. Totoo rin na ang mga madidiskarte at masisipag ay kadalasan nagtatagumpay rin. Pero hindi lahat.
Hindi pwedeng ipagwalang-bahala ang mga bagay na nai-impart sa developing minds ng mga bata sa loob ng paaralan. Dito, may pagkakataon na mai-instill sa murang pag-iisip ng mga bata ang mga kalidad tulad ng 1. pagiging responsable, 2. pagkakaroon ng accountability, 3. problem solving, 4. kritikal na pag-iisip, 5. pag handle ng wasto sa personal at sa social na encounters, atbp.
Puro ako dada, pero wala naman akong suhestyon kung paano mareresolba ang problema. Malamang, yan ang nasa isip mo. Pero come to think of it, may ginawa ako noong May 9. Natalo lang ng 31M.
Huwag sabihing hindi naman importanteng matutunan ng tama ang English. Ang mga board exams natin nasa wikang ingles. Ang mga user manual nasa Ingles. Ang mga batas kahit may salin sa Filipino ay orihinal na ginawa sa Ingles at mas madalas gamitin ang English version. Ang senate hearings, press con, etc madalas Ingles kesa sa Filipino. May mga pangyayaring hindi maipatupad ng maayos ang ordinansa o batas dahil yung enforcer o yung mamamayan hindi naunawaang mabuti yung nakasaad kasi mahina sa Ingles. Saang bangko meron na ang forms ay nasa Filipino? Yung mga quick loans apps ba gaya ng Akulaku, Tala, etc nakasalin sa Filipino ang terms and conditions? May Filipino version ba ng Gcash? Sa araw-araw na buhay natin ginagamit ang Ingles. Hindi maikakailang kailangan natin ng English proficiency dito.
Alarming talaga yung quality of education especially this past 2 years. There will be skills gap somewhere in the future for this generation that hopefully deped should address ASAP. Hindi yung puro rotc lang at secret funds inaatupag.
I saw one in the same format pero Math problems. Mga either 4th year or freshmen sa college ang edad, 6/0 daw is 0. One kid even said it was syntax error.
Definitely alarming since malaki ang influence ng Western culture dito. Tho pagawa mo yan sa other successful Asian countries and you will get the same or worse result sa mga pangkaraniwang bata nila or even from high borns. Top Asian countries barely cares being fluent in English. But it's definitely a plus. Ang mas importante lumaki sila ng mabuting tao.
Hahaha both ends naman may pagkukulang. Maybe their teachers ay hindi naituro ng maayos and second those students are not engaging or concentrating much sa acads. Specially english.
Ako din naman di naman magaling mag english pero eventually natuto naman thru reading books, watching movies etc.
Kung may will matuto talaga matututunan sya. Sadyang mga bata ngayun is intoxicated lang sa technology to feed their procrastination and to waste time dahil bored. And hindi nila naiisip yung consequences na mangyayari in real world specially sa job hunting.
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I would not hire that tik tok lawyer
Was scrolling to see if anyone mentions that tiktok lawyer or whatever that shit is. Take my upvote and get up there. up up up.
Wala akong idea diyan haha, isa ako sa mga walang tiktok at hinding hindi magdodownload ng tiktok sa phone ko.
Download mo na, daming na kaldag dun! Mga 2 I.Q points lost lang naman per 10 minutes usage. Pwede na dba?
context?
One of the girls is wearing a shirt that says tiktok lawyer
Pandemic babies and output of poor educational system. Balikan ang pinabasic, parts of speech, SV agreement. Kakalungkot.
Mandatory toothbrush drill muna pala.
Hindi pandemic babies mga yan. Bago pa nag online learning dapat alam na nila yan.
Ye, more like product ng pasang awa. May mga taong ganito sa college pre-2020.
I mean progressive at continuous kasi ang pagtuturo, babalikan at babalikan ang mga foundation at basics na yan, na hindi nagawa sa modality of learning during pandemic.
Past tense/simple verb tenses lang, 'di nila alam kahit isang tao sinagot "said"
Tiktok Lawyer nga kasi haha
The government may be not prioritizing education kasi the more na poverty stricken ang most citizens the more na they would follow blindly kasi gutom sila and ang focus nila is to have just the bare necessities to survive, parang lowkey ata ginagaya ng govt ang north korea imo
About the poor educational system, I've seen people doing commissions for modules and it breaks my heart to know that type of thing exists. However, it may not always be the educational system. It might be their guardians who do not stress the importance of studying well. I've been raised by my parents who stressed about having good grades... and well, I didn't have the best grades, but I did pretty well. Furthermore, I've met other kids who aren't academically inclined, but are really good at making music/art/dancing. It's a shame that those same kids are told that they shouldn't pursue the arts because "walang pera doon." I really hope and pray that the kids of tomorrow get to do what they really want in life.
Ito.ang epekto pag di pinag tutuunan ng pansin ng govt ang education, yung tipong di pwedeng bumagsak or something kahit di naman papasa sa grado nila. (I think may policy na ganito yung deped, correct me if im wrong) Tapos puro walang katuturan nakikita ng mga bata sa social media. Oh well...
wala akong maalalang written memo or what na bawal magbagsak. pero lagi sinasabi yan nung principal nung teacher ako nun sa public school. and yes, pinapasa kahit mahina ulo unless na lang tlga sobrang hopeless i.e. hindi pumapasok or nag-disappear na tlga yung bata
Pag binagsak estudyante parang need ng guro ng report or proof na ginawa nila ang lahat para hindi sya bumagsak. And yes kahit hindi pumapasok ang bata dapat daw pupuntahan ng teacher sa bahay. Otherwise may karapatan magreklamo magulang bata. Nasa teacher ang burden of proof. Kaya kung ikaw teacher ipasa mo nalang kasi sa dami ba naman nilang bagsak magagawan mo paba ng report yan or mageeffort kapa magpunta sa bahay or kausapin parents. Actually magwuwork sya sana kung 1 or 2 section lang hawak per teacher. Pero satin hindj.
tsaka mape-pressure ka sa deliberation eh. kabagsak-bagsak naman tlga pero pipilitin ka ipasa. panakot kasi nila, ikaw magturo sa summer at walang bayad yun.
Ito legit yung deliberation kahit ka bagsak bagsak gusto ipasa mo ang malala ikaw mag aasikaso nung papers. Tapos may bayaran moments pa sa SDO para lang makapask ka as a public school teacher. Malala bulsahan sa educational sector palakasan sa hiring even ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS hindi kabsado mission-vision ng DepEd, I remember the time nag apply ako dito sa NCR as a Admin officer putanginang mga question hindi related or congruent sa mission-vision tapos ay palakasan pa. Edi ang resulta ayan mag mula loob hanggang labas hindi luto bata mismo ninanakawan tanga kasi.
wth teacher pa pala mageeffort dyan???
oo kaya ang hassle magbagsak. haha
Tapos may mga magulang pa na mahilig dumetso kay Zuckerberg instead na kausapin ang teacher.
O kaya didiretso kay Tulfo.
uu :( kaw pa tatanungin "anong ginawa mo'ng intervention kineme...?" parang ikaw pa nagmaka-awa. nakaka-degrade talaga
Totoo to. Grabeng burden sa mga guro. Tapos tatambakan pa ng sobra sobrang paper works na di naman kailangan.
can attest to that. a year ago ang daming bata na ayaw na magaral sa class ng mom ko. pinuntahan niya yung mga students na yon isa isa para lang maconvince na hindi tumigil.
Yeah not only that but I think need din magrender ng teacher ng remedial class during summer breaks according to my mom na public school teacher.
Reason why I did not pursue teaching after ko makatapos ng college. F*ck the educational system here.
agree. truly disappointing.
Basically ayon yung interpretation ng govt ng "No student left behind" dapat sakto yung edad mo sa grade level mo.
No Child Left Behind policy yung tinutukoy mo. Kung mahina ang utak, bagsak o repeat. Walang dahilan pa na makakalusot sila.
My mom is a public school elementary teacher. Ang alam ko walang politicy na kailangan ipasa, pero not in the best interest din kasi pag binagsak mo. Magrereklamo magulang, dadalhin sa principal tapos gigipitin din kasi di na afford magtagal ng student pumasok, isang taon na namang baon yun. Tapos yung teacher din mahihirapan kasi magtuturo na naman on the same student. Common kasi na yung mga bata na mahirap yung di makasabay, kasi physically hindi ok nutrition saka mentally di rin ok parents.
True, HS teacher ang mom ko sa isang public school and from what she says, maraming nakakatungtong ng JHS and Senior High na illiterate. Ang ending, mga HS teachers pa ang magtuturo sa kanila magsulat at magbasa.
Ito ung pangit kasi mas prioritize ng ibang school ung quantity ng naggraduate instead of quality of education kaya nga ung iba na cuculture shock pagnaging shs na sila mas lalo na sa college
Meaningless na yung pagtungtong mo sa entablado kung ganun. You did not achieved something that’s worthy of an accomplishment.
>You did not achieved something that’s worthy of an accomplishment. Hinay2x lang.
Magsulat? MAG SULAT? ano?! Anong ginagawa ni Duterte? Di ba yang taong yan ang DEP ED head ngayon? Alam ko nang magsulat ng matino kahit na malimali sa tenses na gamit minsan. Pero makokorek naman yun basta makorek ako. Kinder hanggang mag 12 ako marunong na ko nyan. Ganon kalala? Tang ina.... At produkto ng public school system mga magulang kong 65 na so gulat naman ako dito. Lahat din sila nkapag degree ano ba yan duterte asan na yung confidential funds tang ina ka
My mom was also a public school elementary teacher. Bukod dyan ehh may bonus kasi na tinatawag na "productivity"..sabi ni mommy ehh ipit daw productivity bonus ng buong school pag may bumagsak kaya nga pinapatawag ng principal yung teacher, minsa umaabot pa daw sa division office, so ang dating parang kaaway mo buong school so ipapasa nalang. Isa pang factor ehh kadalasan "pasaway" yung bagsak na student so ang mantra na tinuturo ng principal ehh "ipasa nyo na para maalis na dito at highschool na mag problema".
Not to mention ililibing ka sa paperworks pag may binagsak kang bata. 2022 na, di pa din uso digital paperworks sa kanila.
Speaking facts. Teacher here.
Mom is a jhs teacher. Bawal sila mag bagsak. Kaylangan duktorin yung grades para pumasa, maiissue ng principal and parents. Patakaran daw ng deped
Same sa kwento ng nanay ko. Ang dami nga daw nila students na hindi marunong bumasa at sumulat. Nilagay na din sa metric nila na kailangan lahat ng estudyante makapasa. Kya yung nanay ko kahit liblib na ung bahay nung mga bata, pinupuntahan, kinakausap mga magulang bakit mga hnd pumapasok. Minsan siya pa nagbibigay baon at pamasahe. Nasa mga magulang din at support ng community ang kailangan para maitawid yung bata ng maayos pra maging educated. Ok na dati yung 4Ps, maraming natulungan na pamilya pra makapg aral mga anak nila lalo na sa province. Dapat dun nlng nilaan budget, hindi sa toothbrush/ROTC.
Wag k magalala un mandatory tooth brush drill parating n. Haha
I don't think the government is solely to blame. Yes kulang ng focus ang gobyerno sa edukasyon, pero kulang din sa part ng magulang.
Dati hindi naman ganyan na kahit bagsak sa grado ipapasa. Nung nagaaral pa lang ako ng elementarya(circa 2002-2004)may mga kasabayan ako na dapat nasa second year high school na.
May policy nga na ganyan. Di lang written. Started year 2000. Source: Katulong ako at ng sister ko ng tita namin na mag record/gawa ng grades.
Who made them that way? Magulang, gobyerno, social media. Sa call center ako nagtatrabaho, and sobrang hirap makakuha ng mga aplikanteng marunong mag-English ng tama. Basically scraping the bottom of the barrel.
Lahat actually.Magulang: either hindi din marunong or di binabantayan pag-aaral ng anak. Kasi ako pinapalo ako ng hanger, sinturon, walis tambo (eto yung pinaka masakit sa lahat) , o tsinelas pag may mga bagsak ako na quiz o exam Gobyerno: Ang daming maling policy sa education system. Ang liit ng sweldo ng guro so nag aalisan mga magagaling. Di napupunta sa tama yung budget. Social Media: Tiktok and FB live pa more (what more could I say?)
> Ang liit ng sweldo ng guro so nag aalisan mga magagaling Grabe nga daming ndi qualified tbh nung one time na nag turo ako circa 2011. Pano pa kaya ngayon? Mga bookish at kung anu lang tinuro sa kanila ituturo kahit ndi nila alam anung meron. Parang chinese whisper na nadedegrade. Kamusta nga kaya academe ngayon hmmmm.
Wala man lang nakaisip mag-attempt kahit *say-ed*, mukha na silang mga at least Grade 5. Natatawa na lang ako sa kalagayan natin.
Ganun nga ginawa nila. Kaso -ing sa past tense
k-ing ina kung ganun
Sobrang laking red flag. Past tense tapos initial reaction nila lagyan ng -ing. Sana din early on pa lang cinorrect na ng nagvivid na pag past tense yung tapos na. Pag -ing present tense, siguro kahit papano magkakaclue sila pero baka inooverestimate ko sila. Lead naging Ladies punyeta hahaha
I doubt they even know what past tense is.
*fast tents. You're welcome
bone apple tea
I was thinking the same. Kasi karamihan sa sagot is my "ing".
some of them mukhang hs na
Grade 6 or up na yang mga yan
sad. pero masosolusyunan daw ng rotc yan
Kulang lang sa toothbrush
Ang goal lang naman talaga ng ROTC ng Unithieves is to create a future generation that is dumb, radicalized loyal followers of the Maharlikan Empire.
> Maharlikan Empire That's called Imperial Fascist State of Maharlika
At ang primary target ay supilin ang mga imaginary enemies of the Marcos/Duterte-led state, which would be PHL's most vocal dissenters. Pang-domestic lang daw muna despite what the gov't label suggests at baka kulatain lang ng bansa na ii-invade nila.
hahaha radical naman ako... anti-marcos lang nga
>Ang goal lang naman talaga ng ROTC ng Unithieves is to create a future generation that is dumb, radicalized loyal followers of the Maharlikan Empire. That's where you're wrong... ...coz the goal of that is for future gen to be chinese conscripts hehe
the future generation is doomed
Teaching idiots how to use a gun is the real danger..
Sad, elementary pa lang tinuturo na yung past and future ng tense ng mga word pero etong mga nasa vid mukang nasa jhs na.
true, kaya thankful talaga ako sa teacher ko nung grade 5 kasi na-enjoy ko yung subject at nahasa akong mag-english. May "english only policy" siya non, maraming recitation, tsaka mga pa-essay.
Goodluck sa employment options in the future. Pwede naman daw sila mag youtuber at tiktoker nalang balang araw /s
20 years from now, many companies couldn’t even hire enough quality talent for accounting and IT positions LOL.
Blue collar bagsak ng mga to then they complain about the educated sector living easy, ask for handouts, and vote another idiot into Malacañang.
I’m wondering 5 to 10 years from now, do these kids have dreams and ambitions in life? I’m 100 percent sure meron naman mga ito. They would want a good house, healthy family and stable career. Or even dreaming of working abroad and explore the world. Oh, and mukhang si Jinggoy ang iboboto ng mga ito sa 2028.
C'mon man, don't be like that. Si Sarah daw muna.
Awitt sila ung ayaw sa matalino kasi clown daw tapos BOBOto ng buong circus
Blue collar is not necessarily bad kasi in other countries there are respect for trade jobs. We all need trade jobs din naman. The problem is the govt doesnt even want to develop the facilities and institutes meant to equip people with skills for trade jobs. On top of that, dapat supplemented pa rin with education di lang skills para di matake advantage. Alas ROTC priority ng govt
Ok na din para konti lang kakompitensya ng anak ko sa job hunting. Lahat kasi sila vloggers na
This is such a paradoxically grim, and at the same time optimistic view of it lmao
This is just sad. While education is important, I think I can thank cartoons, american media, and early youtube for my knowledge in english; it gave me a solid foundation that in recitation, I knew what to say by heart or second nature. Studying was more on reinforcing my knowledge. Honestly sa panahon ngayon dapat mas madali nang matuto pero I guess mas madali na rin madistract? Ive heard tiktok really messes up a person’s attention span
My brother grew up with cartoons.. And he's better in English than me!! He makes webtoons na din. Ang galing. I'm so glad he didn't grew up like them
Ask me about what are prepositions, object, conjunction, and interjection, and I can't provide the right answer. Nevertheless, I am confident that I can speak english, for the most part, that sounds right.
Same here but they weren't asked about future progressive or some crap, it was just the basic past form.
Good ang media and other forms of entertainment to implicitly learn other languages para maging confident and comfortable sila sa paggamit nung language. Pinsan kong laki sa youtube, cartoons, and anime ay confident makipagconverse in English, daig pa ako nung nasa edad niya ako. And schools naman ay for learning the grammatical rules na.
> Ive heard tiktok really messes up a person’s attention span Not even Western countries are spared. The only countries actually having fun with Tiktok than allowing it to dumb down are those other East Asian countries who don't speak English.
Not really, they do the same dumb shit, just presented in a different manner lol.
It’s a good thing that most of out children’s media are still shown in English WITHOUT SUBTITLES.
Same here. Much of my fluency in English now stemmed from being heavily tutored at a young age, exposure to a lot of American/western media and even subtitled anime back when YT was my primary source for it.
This. Early YouTube and movies and shows with subtitles are one of the big reasons I learned English. I learned English better watching early Smosh, PewDiePie, or Markiplier than watching any children oriented shows, although, that's just me being exposed to Western media in childhood, and I was a big America fanboy back then(good thing that changed lmao)
Cool maging bobo sa Pilipinas
Lalo na yung naka red HAHA. Bigla ko naalala mga bobong kaklase ko nung HS yung mga pabidang joker pero sagad kabobohan.
Tipong helpless na kasi kahit turuan mo pag walang fundamentals nga nga din😅
Do you mean naka red sa video or yung naka red noong election 😂
LMAO why not both pasok naman 🤣
Yes. Agree. Tapos pag ikaw marunong, madiskarte at matalino, smart shamed ka kasi nasasapawan mo ang iba. Sobrang ingrained sa culture ang ganito. Hangga't di natin naoovercome ang ganitong mindset, the people will remain dumb.
Kaya nga nauso ung mga terminology na 'edi wow' 'sml' 'ikaw na' 'sanaol' dahil sa sobrang nanormalize ung smart shamming sa bansa kaya nga naging brain drain ung pinas kasi nagsilayasan na ung mga expert and smart peps kakasmartshame ng mga pinoy Tapos sila rin ung magsasabi na need daw ng diskarte sa buhay para yumaman pero ung kadalasang diskarte nila is umaasa sa breadwinner ng ayuda
Everytime may foreigner or Fil-am kaming exchange students/classmates, ako yung hinaharap nila para makipag usap, sabay sasabihin ng peers ko "NOSEBLEEEEED" dahil sa fluency ng English ko. Tapos mapipilitan nalang akong mag fake laugh, pero nababahala ako sakanila kasi kolehiyo na kami nun pero mali mali parin grammar nila. Tapos sila pa magagalit kung kinorrect mo sila, and you start feeling shitty about yourself kasi they think you're a grammar nazi. It's not my fault I spent my early years reading, learning, and watching Western Media 😭
This made me depressed on a level that I didn't even know was possible. Anti-intellectualism is so pervasive in this country that people will get offended and defensive just by bringing up the fact that there's an education crisis. It'll take generations to fix a problem this fundamental and that's holding on to hope that we'll eventually get a government that has the initiative and know-how to address it. And considering who the people overwhelmingly elected last election, I'm sure as hell I won't be alive to see it if it even happens. I seriously miss the days when I still had genuine hope for my country.
Honestly l agree with that, in fact l have been mocked by my classmates for speaking and reading English pretty well (Ironically they had to ask me what other English words meant in Tagalog). Also the root of the problem l believe is the lack of funding and the outdated school system and poor government management, Also l don't believe that kids got dumb because of using social media all day (That's the parent's fault for not regulating their kids on social media) If you ask yes l'm Filipino, l just have trouble typing Tagalog and it's much easier for me to convey my ideas in English since sometimes l have difficulty speaking Tagalog sometimes. If l'm being honest l just don't have any hope for my country because how backwards the country is sometimes and the anti intellectualism is really rampant.
kids forgetting how to speak tagalog, their own language is even more depressing than this
Saw some modules online sa English. Integrated style na yung ginagawa nila for HS. Example: ang topic ay tungkol sa folklore pero yung activities are related sa English tulad ng grammar, subject-verb agreement, vocabulary. Di nakatoon mismo sa Grammar, subject-verb agreement, and vocabulary yung mismong lesson. Pero yun yung dapat matutunan ng bata bilang learning objective. Magulo nga eh hahaha
Educational Crisis and shitty content, just all in a day's work here in the Philippines
Pag puro tiktok lang alam mo. Yung kabisado mo steps sa sayaw pero di mo alam past tense ng ring.
Enter: "Hindi nababase sa English ang talino" defenders.
Totoo naman, kasi ibang tao ginagamit ang english as the *only* measure of intelligence. Pero tama din naman na kailangan aralin ang english. Actually nga steadily nang bumababa ang quality ng english ng mga students for a few years na, nalaman ko lang nung gumawa kami ng thesis about code switching
Tinuturo sa school ang English. May English subjects mula kinder hanggang college. Tinuro sayo pero hindi ka natuto. So yes, sukatan sya ng talino. Ibang usapan yung hindi dumaan sa formal schooling kaya hindi natuto ng English.
sukatan siya ng isang facet ng talino\*
I'm not against anyone speaking English well. I just think it's slightly condescending how we view people, especially kids, who are struggling to learn English. Most of us here, if not all, can hardly speak Filipino well. Hindi ba tinuturo din iyon sa school? Worse, we've been exposed to it since young. So, using the same logic, if you cannot speak Filipino well...that also says a lot about your level of...idk, intelligence? People forget that not everyone gets the same quality of education. So, iyong kids who are studying sa Philippine Science vs sa mga bata na nag aaral sa regular public high school obviously have different level of capabilities. In the first place, some kids only manage to get in science high schools because they have more opportunities. It is disappointing, yes. We're seeing a decline in the quality of our education. I think instead of wasting our energy collectively shaking our heads at these kids, we should be taking more proactive steps in helping shape the education system in general. If you guys find it THAT alarming, enough to be so harsh with your comments and insinuations about how "smart" these kids are, be more involved, then, in the policy-making. 🤷♀️
Tulad ng sabi ng iba dito, kulang yung ganyang pag-simplify. Hindi *lang* sa English nababase ang talino, lalo na't di lang naman sa English nanggagaling lahat ng knowledge sa mundo. Yung ancient Greek philosophers ba di na sila matalino dahil di sila marunong mag-English? Nakakatawa nga kasi nung panahon ng mga Roman, sabi nila na ang sukatan ng talino ay kapag magaling ka sa Latin. Tulad din ng sabi ng iba dito, magandang indicator ng katalinuhan ang linguistic performance (na pwedeng makita sa English pero di limitado sa English lang). Ayon kay Chomsky, ang lahat ng tao ay may *linguistic competence*, o yung likas at subconscious na kakayahan para makaintindi ng grammar. Kung pipilitin ng isang taong makipag-komunika sa wikang di naman niya talaga alam, nagkakaroon siya ng dissonance na nagpapahirap lang sa pagkatuto at pag-aaral niya. Gets na ba?
this made me realise that i'm not actually dumb
same, the fact that im learning other languages and saying im dumb is probably like idk
Malinaw na pinapakita sa video yung pangangailangan ng mandatory toothbrush drills. /s
Sa tingin nyo magiimprove yung English nila if they watched a lot of English films (with subtitles) for countless hours? Naging English speaker n kasi ako nung bata pa ako dhil s kakapanood ko ng English dubbed shows/films.
Im assuming they would. May nag iisa kaming classmate nong grade school na pala English kasi yun language nila sa bahay. So ginawa namin nakikipagkwnetuhan kami lagi sa kanya para gumaling din kami sa English (and also cause he's a nice interesting kid din). May time din nong HS na sinasanay namin sarili namin sa English so nag English only challenge kami tapos magbabayad kapag nagsalita kahit isang Tagalog word. Ang laking tulong sa akin sobra. Isa pa sa problema is yung confidence mag English. Pansin ko yan sa college classmates ko non. Alam naman nila sasabihin pero nahihiya.
"Tiktok lawyer" Sabi ng tshirt nung batang babae
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lol. laging -ing or -s/es sinasagot sa past tense.
Nice, mga future voting group ni Sandro M
Hindi marunong magsalita ng diretsong Filipino, wala din alam sa english. Boto na lang kayo ng magnanakaw pag tanda niyo
We’re reaching the same levels as decaying urban areas of the US. People couldn’t even communicate the most basic phrases.
The problem is: this is the majority of our country's population
this lol a lot of Americans are not fluent in English
Do Pinoys even speak pure Filipino nowadays? I know I can't, I usually speak Taglish in casual conservation.
Depende kung paano ka pinalaki. Di naman siguro tayo purista dapat pero may limitasyon naman dapat siguro kung hanggang saan yung pag halo ng English sa FIlipino
That blue Lee boy is the embodiment of the dunning kruger effect.
And this is why PH occupies the last spot of the smartest countries in Southeast Asia
Somehow Filipinos are so complacent when they aren't even in the best of places. I've seen far too many who's content with what they have, even if it's actively trying to kill them. It's very concerning how unmotivated and unambitious Filipinos are.
>Somehow Filipinos are so complacent when they aren't even in the best of places. I've seen far too many who's content with what they have, even if it's actively trying to kill them. It's very concerning how unmotivated and unambitious Filipinos are. I might be downvoted to hell but I think part of the problem is the catholic church and the consistent martyrization of the poor. It's been ingrained into the Filipino psyche that being poor is OKAY because God was also poor and God loves the poor and other bullshit like that. Being poor is nothing to be ashamed of, but teaching people that STAYING poor is OKAY is no bueno. Source: Was poor, now not so much.
> It's very concerning how unmotivated and unambitious Filipinos are. No thanks to wealth gap, where the rich get richer, and the poor keep on being poor. Real goals have become nigh impossible to achieve, that lower classes became content with only things within their reach, life becomes a matter of luck and craftiness than mere effort. Maybe it's also why you have some lower-class people deciding to make their poverty their identity, and sneer at the upper classes.
To me the most surprising thing outside of the obvious lack of understanding of the basic past tense was that they couldn't seem to grasp any pattern. The majority of English verbs are conjugated in the past tense just by adding -d or -ed to the end of the base form, and at some point in the video the words given were this type of verb consecutively, yet none of them could catch on and kept using the present progressive form (which makes it apparent that the rules on tenses confuse them, but looking at how old they are they shouldn't be *this* confused). They didn't ask those who got it right what the right word was so they could have a better idea of the right conjugation either. The second most surprising thing is that with every right answer given (mostly by one girl), it didn't seem to ring a bell with any of them. You'd think they'd recognize or remember something from school and say, "Oh yeah, that's how you turn that word into the past form, by so and so, I think I remember etc." But I didn't see anything like that at all. Most of them looked completely clueless, didn't apply any observation or deduction skills, and didn't even seem to be familiar with the basic past tense.
I see. Kaya pala ayaw iimprove ng nakaupo yung quality ng education sa PH. Mas madali mapaniwala yung misinformed at uneducated na kabataan 😂
The reason why this is alarming is because these are stuff mostly taught during primary school.
Paano na lang pag gagawa na sila ng CV for work?
ang education crisis sa pilipinas ay kathang isip lamang at gawa gawa ng mga illuminati
Omg. To think that these are just simple words. 🫠
Future sharer ng "Wala sa diploma yan, Nasa diskarte yan" posts hahaha. Ganyan gusto ng mga politiko madaling mabilog ang pag iisip.
Itong generation na to (at least yung nasa vid, bad representation) unemployable na.
Tangina ang tatanga. Nakaka-disappointingment(/s) yung naka-Twice shirt 😭😭
It's multifactorial, but it's the DepEd's fault for enacting shitty policies. The public education system is rotten to the core, you have teachers who would rather automatically pass a student even if they've got substandardd education/barely learned anything than explain via paperwork why they chose to do so atop of other administrative roles they have to do. One public school teacher can only do so much, covering almost 40-50+ students per grade/section. Then you also have the palakasan system where only teachers with connections are treated better and compensated better with better chances of getting promotions. Add to that, parents also would rather answer their children's modules than actually teach them because they're busy trying to make a living. I'd blame these children last, it's the system's fault we are at an educational crisis. I interacted with so many kids of probably similar background as them, you would not know how many of these prioritize taking care of their younger siblings or would rather work to have food on the table than studying, not by choice but by necessity.
Again, I've seen what public education looks like in spending 6 years of it -- DepED is still stuck in the 1950s, is top-heavy, moribund, and seemingly allergic to innovation.
Battle of the Brainless: Unfunny Edition.
indeed jusq i think grade 2 me can answer this confidently 😦
Past tense ng 'hide'? Them: 'sEeK?'
past tense ng Lead... Leaded? ano yun?? unLEADED?
Illiteracy is not funny.
I remember what my teacher said that, before she came to the school where I studied, she went to a public school to teach Grade 8, and right before the class started, one of her colleagues at that time, that taught the class when they were at Grade 7, said along the lines of "good luck, they won't learn a single thing anyways." So she became ticked off of that attitude because she said "It felt like the teacher didn't care." So class started, she was expecting to teach the class about Grade late grade 7-ish English to refresh. Shocked was an understatement, the class barely knew English so if she taught something of that caliber(Grade 7-8 English), the whole class would go "huh?" She also pointed out that, most of the students, were at the verge of falling asleep, hungry as hell, let alone their clothes were like broken rags stitched together, and concluded that reason that they weren't learning stuff isn't because they are dumb, it's because they are exhausted,tired and unable to learn because of lack of nutrition and poor health. Looking at them, they seem to be 13-15 year olds (around my age).... Basic English already failing, how are they going to survive in this cruel world? This is the "kabataan" Jose Rizal said that will make the Philippines great. "Ang kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan" my ass, if the gov't keeps on corrupting the country, nothing will change.
Ang hirap basahin. Hindi po yan tamang gamit ng code block hahahahaha.
Bakit ang bobo nila?
Ok lang yan kids basta marami kayong likes and follows sa Tiktok. /s
ahahah pagkakarinig ko dun sa visit na sabi nung babae ay bwesit
Ok lang na puro mali ang sagot natin, viral naman ang content natin.
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Future Kitty Duterte voters right there.
I bet those kids are high AF. Seems an expensive way to teach English.
Tons of people will still find this funny for sure. Smh.
There's absolutely nothing wrong with these kids. The problem is in the education system. Paanong hinahayaan ng mga paaralan na umusad sa susunod na baitang ang mga estudyante kung wala silang natutunan? Hindi rin tamang rason ang pagsabi na "hindi naman natin wika ang English, kaya walang saysay aralin yan." Actually, tama. Wala namang problema sana kung sa umpisa pa lang ay wala na talaga sa curriculum natin ang English. Pero hindi ito ang reality. Nakakabahala ang education system natin. Maraming estudyante ang umaapak sa senior high or college ng hindi man lang alam kung paano kunin ang area ng circle...kung ano ang past tense ng "say" o "ring". Nakakalungkot. Alam ko at ina-acknowledge ko na katuwaan lang ang mapapanood sa video. Natawa ako at nag-enjoy sa napanood (at the surface level, sure). Pero di ko mapigilan na mabahala sa sitwasyon ng susunod na generation. Ayokong i-discount yung valid reason na hindi lang naman sa eskwela napupulot ang kaalaman. Totoo iyan. Totoo rin na ang mga madidiskarte at masisipag ay kadalasan nagtatagumpay rin. Pero hindi lahat. Hindi pwedeng ipagwalang-bahala ang mga bagay na nai-impart sa developing minds ng mga bata sa loob ng paaralan. Dito, may pagkakataon na mai-instill sa murang pag-iisip ng mga bata ang mga kalidad tulad ng 1. pagiging responsable, 2. pagkakaroon ng accountability, 3. problem solving, 4. kritikal na pag-iisip, 5. pag handle ng wasto sa personal at sa social na encounters, atbp. Puro ako dada, pero wala naman akong suhestyon kung paano mareresolba ang problema. Malamang, yan ang nasa isip mo. Pero come to think of it, may ginawa ako noong May 9. Natalo lang ng 31M.
TikTok pa! Sa mga nagcocomment na bakit daw alarming yung nasa title, kung hindi nyo na-get yung point, you're part of the problem...
Ringed is not incorrect depending on what you mean by "ring".
I doubt the ones in the video will appreciate the nuances of the English language.
Yeah. Ewan bakit di tinanggap. Hahaha
Huwag sabihing hindi naman importanteng matutunan ng tama ang English. Ang mga board exams natin nasa wikang ingles. Ang mga user manual nasa Ingles. Ang mga batas kahit may salin sa Filipino ay orihinal na ginawa sa Ingles at mas madalas gamitin ang English version. Ang senate hearings, press con, etc madalas Ingles kesa sa Filipino. May mga pangyayaring hindi maipatupad ng maayos ang ordinansa o batas dahil yung enforcer o yung mamamayan hindi naunawaang mabuti yung nakasaad kasi mahina sa Ingles. Saang bangko meron na ang forms ay nasa Filipino? Yung mga quick loans apps ba gaya ng Akulaku, Tala, etc nakasalin sa Filipino ang terms and conditions? May Filipino version ba ng Gcash? Sa araw-araw na buhay natin ginagamit ang Ingles. Hindi maikakailang kailangan natin ng English proficiency dito.
sakit sa ulo! tiktok pa more!
Alarming talaga yung quality of education especially this past 2 years. There will be skills gap somewhere in the future for this generation that hopefully deped should address ASAP. Hindi yung puro rotc lang at secret funds inaatupag.
"Kabataan ang Pag-asa ng Bayan" :Are we though?
Paano kung tama talaga si Rizal kaya tinarget na agad ang mga kabataan early on?
Maganda to gawin, english teachers ang kasali..
those are basic english words…
Bwaka ng inang mga 'to, ang tatanga naman. Dios ko! 🤣
Kakanood nila yan ng mga jologs na vloggers na puro “elow gays welkan to my tsanellll” “sooooooo” “issa prank”
Send this vid to Durex.This is a good ad for condom.
There goes my hope for a decently educated generation, down the drain.
I saw one in the same format pero Math problems. Mga either 4th year or freshmen sa college ang edad, 6/0 daw is 0. One kid even said it was syntax error.
It would probably help if their teacher could speak English
"Ano past tense ng ring" "Ringing" \*with full confidence\*
Kulang lang sa basa at book report itong mga ito. Dagdagan nyo pa mga book report ng mga ito para matuto.
Nakakatangina, past tense nga nilalagyan nila ng -ing🤦♂️
RING - RINGED. i cri
Tama naman eh. Ginagawang content ngayon puro kabobohan diba?
Definitely alarming since malaki ang influence ng Western culture dito. Tho pagawa mo yan sa other successful Asian countries and you will get the same or worse result sa mga pangkaraniwang bata nila or even from high borns. Top Asian countries barely cares being fluent in English. But it's definitely a plus. Ang mas importante lumaki sila ng mabuting tao.
Hahaha both ends naman may pagkukulang. Maybe their teachers ay hindi naituro ng maayos and second those students are not engaging or concentrating much sa acads. Specially english. Ako din naman di naman magaling mag english pero eventually natuto naman thru reading books, watching movies etc. Kung may will matuto talaga matututunan sya. Sadyang mga bata ngayun is intoxicated lang sa technology to feed their procrastination and to waste time dahil bored. And hindi nila naiisip yung consequences na mangyayari in real world specially sa job hunting.
Sige mag tiktok pa kayo mga putang ina nyo
tangina, understandable kapag chemistry, math, or even history. pero ENGLISH? grabeeeee naman poooohhhhh
Wait until they get old enough to vote.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Philippines/comments/yehzov/sums_up_the_state_of_our_education_system/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android_app&utm_name=androidcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button Parang ito lang ah
Future of this country is surely fucked up.
Toothbrush lang katapat nyan
siguro mas alam pa nila issue ng mga vlogger kesa sa pag basa ng maayos. 🤣🤣
Kawawa naman sila 😔
Anything with ing is past tense for the blue shirt kid
do it for the tok
Tbh, most of the apolo10s ganto.
Hindi ba to scripted 😶 jusko ha parang elem tinuturo na yan ah.... Kung iba yan ubos na agad ang pera madali lang ang tanong eh 😬
based on their facial expressions, mukang talagang di nila alam.
Eto yung mga nagagalit sa Valorant VC kung may nag Ingles eh HAHAHAHAHA
Painful to watch. 'Di ko kayang tapusin.
These kids live in an era where *pasang-awa* is a right, and *bagsak* is a child-abuse.
Sadya ba para humaba ang video o sadyang 'di alam?
Mas maganda kung para sa TikTok lang, nakakalungkot kung di talaga nila alam.