Showing posts with label attitude. Show all posts
Showing posts with label attitude. Show all posts

Sunday, August 26, 2018

Who Am I?

"Hello, Where Art Thou?" I miss my late father who is full of wisdom.

I have written the following article a year ago and I repost it here for it could no longer be available online for which the site which I have posted this article was closed.

My post reads:

Awhile ago I read one post which disclosed a writer that she’s too grateful of being exposed to writing which has garnered her more friends. I have the same disposition with here (the site where we're writing) for I have been writing to various sites, good and bad.

Those sites I have been had developed my attitude on how to handle people of various personality. I know some of them are too boastful. Some are feeling too wise and expert in writing. Some are too clumsy, erratic and questionable writers so to speak. In short, they come from nowhere in which only themselves know.

Friday, May 6, 2016

DEpEd Secretary Luistro: 'We need a Change in Attitude for the Welfare of the Learners.'

The following is the message of DepEd Secretary Br. Armin A. Luistro FSC, issued on May 6, 2016 to those parents, teachers and colleagues in the Education Sector who are going to exercise their right to suffrage on May 9, the Elections Day.

Secretary Luistro
Secretary Luistro
Dear Parents, Teachers and Colleagues in the Education Sector,

Everyone wants change. Indeed, our nation needs change—just as the education system had warranted a major overhaul through the K to 12 program. After all, this need for change was the reason behind our resolve to implement the K to 12 reform amidst the many challenges before it. The kind of change that we need the most at this point is the one that shall build on the foundations of education reform that we have already painstakingly laid and not the kind that will seek to undo this. Most of all, it is a change in attitude that we need; particularly, in how we use our right to suffrage.

Thursday, March 19, 2015

How To Be Successful System Developer

More than a hundred students on programming undertaken by Sir Gilbor D. Camporazo of Technological Foundation Institute (TFI) had hurdled the defense on the system they developed as a partial requirement of their course completion on programming.

TFI Logo
TFI Logo
They're grouped according to their program system like student's enrollment profile, online store, grading system, among others. Every group was given an hour to deliberate on their feasibility proposal which includes the purpose and objectives, work flow chart, the Ghant Chart, the feasibility matrix, and the feedback from the end-users who tested the system.

The panel of interrogators  was composed of a private businessman, Zandiv Abonado; TFI instructor, Engr. Rea Mae Abriola Aguirre; representative from education, school principal Gil Camporazo (this blogger).  It was moderated by their instructor Sir Camporazo who interpolated on the technical aspect of the presentation and on the process of making the system functions.

Sir Camporazo, the younger described the educative defense as "a showcase of knowledge, skills, and attitude of TFI'ans in the field of System Development. An event to remember and learnings to live forever.

Tuesday, March 10, 2015

Balabag ES 44 Graduating Pupils Holistically Prepared

This year's graduates both in elementary and in the secondary are regarded by Schools Division Superintendent Portia M. Mallorca as "mentally healthy, physically prepared, emotionally balanced, and spiritually strong" in attaining their ambitions in life.

Balabag Elementary School Logo
Balabag Elementary School Logo
These graduates are responsible for their future as they move on to the next phase of their life, SDS Mallorca said in a statement issued to all schools in the Division of La Carlota as her graduation message for this school year 2014 - 2015.

As a school principal being newly assigned to the Balabag Elementary School for this school year 2014-2015, I was impressed of the behavior which these 44 graduating pupils showed me. Out of 44, 22 belongs to Camia Class under Mrs. Mailyn M. Miguel, while another 22 belongs to Jasmine Class handled by Miss Nonalie Vargas.

The attitude of these 44 pupils was commendable. They're cooperative, well-behaved and easy to handle. By their exemplary behavior, the school is optimistic that someday they could make their school proud of them for their great achievement on their field of expertise.

Thursday, August 30, 2012

Making Opportunity Works


YOU are the OPPORTUNITY. Right in your own very hand is your DESTINY. You may want what you want to be of yourself. YOU may make or unmake YOURSELF. It's your WILL, VOLITION to do it of what you desire.

finger-pointing
How to do it? You may consider the following suggestion of making OPPORTUNITY workable and effective by taking every corresponding LETTER of it, thus:

1. Obey what your mind or conscience dictates.
2. Prepare every needful thing.
3. Pay for whatever things you need or be ready to sacrifice.
4. Overhaul plans that failed.
5. Repeat your undertakings in a different way.
6. Try again in case you failed.
7. Undaunted, strong and firm attitude is utter importance.
8. Never hesitate to ask for help. You’re not perfect.
9. Improve yourself by learning new skills. Best things are yet to be discovered
10. Time-consciousness narrows down your vision to realization.
11. Yield to the promptings of the Spirit or pray unceasingly. It’s God who provides everything.

They are simple. Aren't they? Contemplate on them.

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