Originally posted February 26, 2007
Excerpt from the Philippine Daily Inquirer
Escudero also suggested a revision of public schools’ curriculum that would reduce the number of regular subjects taught to students – from the current eight to 11, to six – as one way to reduce the classroom shortage.
Essential subjects, he said, would include Languages, including English and Filipino, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies or History, Computer and Good Manners and Right Conduct.
Subjects like trigonometry, calculus, geometry, and algebra, should be taught only in college or as high school electives since these are not relevant to the everyday life of Filipinos, he said.
If you think that’s not enough, look at what he said in his privilege speech:
Quote:
PRIVILEGE SPEECH OF REP. ESCUDERO
………
Mr. Speaker, ang isang dahilan kung bakit kada taon marami tayong classrooms na kinakailangan ay dahil napakaraming nasisira sa kakulangan ng supisyenteng pondo para i-maintain at i-repair lang sana ang mga classrooms na ito.
Secondly, Mr. Speaker, we should and we propose that the curriculum be restudied. Mr. Speaker, I know that this will generate a lot of debate but I hope that our colleagues will listen for awhile. Sa ngayon, umaabot sa nine to eleven ang subjects ng ating mga estudyante sa elementary at high school. Nakukuba na ang ating mga estudyante sa kakabitbit ng napakaraming libro. Subalit ang tanong ko ho: Ito ba ay angkop pa rin sa pangangailangan ng ating bansa sa ngayon? Ang kanila po bang pinag-aralan ay nagagamit nila sa kanilang buhay sa labas ng paaralan at magagamit kapagka sila ay naghanap ng trabaho?
I can only cite myself as an example, Mr. Speaker, but mula po nung natapos ako nung high school hindi ko pa nagamit ang Calculus, hindi ko pa ho nagamit and Trigonometry, hindi ko pa ho nagamit and Algebra, iyung Geometry, sa bilyar ko lang nagamit. At iyong mga ibang itinuturo ay marapat sigurong ituro sa kolehiyo kung nais maging inhinyero ng isang bata. Iyong mga ibang itinuturo, marapat sigurong ibigay na lamang nating sa kanila sa kolehiyo o bilang elective pagdating ng high school. link
I guess the ‘good’ congressman forgot that most high school students won’t grow up to be lawmakers who waste time by making really retarded statements. Algebra, Trigonometry, Chemistry and similar subjects stimulate critical thinking and this prepares them for the more challenging topics that they’ll face in college or in the work environment. Yes, knowing Euclid’s postulates and ionic bonds won’t help a future lawyer, but geometric concepts could come handy for an architect or engineer. Using your brain to think logically in solving problems didn’t kill anyone and there’s no reason for us stop making high school students use this faculty.
A lot of people will be voting for Escudero because he’s cute. Some people even say he looks like Bamboo Mañalac. I don’t recall Bamboo having gigantic craters on his face. What Chiz needs aside from a lobotomy is a nice, luxurious and affordable skin resurfacing treatment. Come to think of it, he might need more than one.
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gusto niya tayo ay mahirap para palagi para mabili niya tayo
he hasnt even done a single good thing for schoolchildren in Sorsogon. he's all lipservice…typical trapo
WOW! bat' ngayon ko lang nabasa toooo!!! He better not reduce our education to pure mud!
He should actually follow the curriculum of all international schools in the Philippines!
My niece goes to one of the international school there and she's got algebra and geometry all at a tender age of 10.
Now, how do we compete internationally if he's mind is like that?! No wonder the Philippines never figures out in Science and Match internationally.
Thanks for you post!!!
^ hmm.. actually i don't think our education curriculum isn't that bad. if Filipino students, be they elementary or high school, goes to the US, we might just be at pace with their education system & curriculum. I'm surprised though, in Canada, we are way better than their students. well, at least with transferees coming from the PI, Canadian students seem to be on the lax side when it comes to subject knowledge.
but yes, Chiz should NOT propose those subjects he mentioned to be abolished in the curriculum.
on another note, come to think of it, we can inject sex education in the elementary level curriculum.
The quality of education should never suffer. If he was smart enough to think about the situation, he'd propose a way to allot more budget for the education sector. I really wonder how people like him get into politics.
I attended U.P. at the time Chiz Escudero was still a student there. He was never genuinely interested in school politics in the same mold as Chito Gascon. He strutted like a peacock, cresting on the name of his Marcos-crony father, chasing girls (he married a bar girl who used to sing in Sulo Hotel basement nightclub), chasing good time with barkadas. He was not a "tibak" at any point. So how can we expect someone like him to be genuinely interested in educational reforms like what he stupidly proposed? All he does now is LIP SERVICE. I never voted for him, and I will not vote for him. Anak ng trapo.
tama na nkakastimulate sa bata ang subjects like trigo and the likes….but the issue here is on how to resolve the classroom shortage….and tama naman c chiz na mas iprioritze natin ung subjects na mas importante…..d naman nya sinabi n tanggalin ung subjects na un e…ang s kanya lang, may shortage, so kailangan nating mag prioritze….
OffT: Salamat sa pag-post ng article na 'to. First time ko magpo-post dito kasi recently ko lang nalaman 'tong interesting site na 'to sa show ni Cheche Lazaro sa ANC. Sana maka-contribute ako sa discussion, kahit papaano.
OnT: In a way, I feel that I have to agree with Chiz, primarily because, personally, bagaman maaaring may gamit nga ang subjects na gusto niyang tanggalin sa curriculum para sa ibang tao (i.e. development of critical and analytical thinking, etc.), hindi ko talaga alam ang practical use ng subjects na binanggit niya sa buhay ko sa ngayon. Para sa 'kin kasi, kung susumahin 'yung sinabi niya (sa pagkakaintindi ko, at least), 'di niya naman talaga ata nais na totally buwagin o tanggalin 'yung mga naturang subjects; bagkus, gusto niya itong maging optional. Bukod siguro sa intent na sinabi niya behind the proposal, marahil gusto niya ring bigyan ng oportunidad na mamili ang mga tulad ko na hindi naman nakikita ang kahalagahan ng subjects na binanggit niya, o kaya'y hindi naman kagalingan sa subjects na tinukoy niya, na huwag na itong kunin. Kung sakaling magkaganun man, mas maraming oras ang maigugol ko o sinumang katulad ko sa mga bagay na we are truly passionate about and we know we could definitely excel in. Halimbawa, puwede kong gamitin ang oras na dapat ay gagamitin ko sa geometry, calculus, and/or trigonometry sa paggigitara, paglalaro ng table tennis, o kung ano pang activity na interesado akong gawin. Sa gayon, hindi lang ako naka-focus sa academics, kundi mas holistic ang development ko dahil nga iba't ibang aspeto ng pagkatao ko ang pinagtutuunan ko ng pansin at nagagamit ko pa productively ang oras ko, sa proseso. Marahil ang probabilidad ng pag-succeed ko sa activities na personal kong pinili ay mas malaki kasi nga ay passionate ako sa mga 'to. Isa pa, sa tingin ko, mahirap din naman kasing ipilit ang trigo, calculus, at geometry sa taong ayaw; baka magi pa kasi itong sanhi nang pagka-turnoff niya sa pag-aaral.
Sa kabilang dako, hindi rin naman siguro nangangahulugang wala nang paraan ang mga mahilig o may angking talento sa subjects na gusto niyang tanggalin sa HS general curriculum para matutunan ang mga ito kasi puwede nila itong kunin as electives sa HS o kaya sa kolehiyo, kung sakali ngang maisabatas ang proposal ni Chiz. Bukod pa rito, marami pang relevant materials/resources sa libraries, bookstores, internet, o kung saan pa man patungkol sa aforementioned subjects na maaring makuha't mapag-aralan nang sinumang nagnanais. Cliche as it may seem, if there's a will, there's a way.
Pero bago sana siya ura-uradang nag-propose, nagkaroon muna sana ng stakeholders analysis at thorough study of the proposal, kung wala man, para nadetermina niya kung 'yung mga nais niyang panatilihing subjects ay siya ngang kinakailangan ng mas nakararaming estudyante sa kasalukuyan, at 'yung mga nais niyang tanggalin ay 'di ganoon kahalaga sa ngayon, given the real state of Philippine education.
Sa huli, I personally don't think that just because Chiz intends to amend the HS curriculum, it necessarily follows that he wants a dumber Philippines.
^ are you kidding me? Mas holistic ang development? Dude, we can still do that while we're studying trigo or calculus. And hello, to place the option of choosing subjects to the hands of a 13 year old..now that's wise..wake up, we don't need to do that just to solve this problem..THERE ARE OTHER WAYS..we don't need to sacrifice our right of having good/better education for the mistakes and katamaran of our government..wag naman sana ganun..Personally, me and numbers don't really get that well but I still think that it should not be optional..esp. for HS students..ano na lang ang tingin sa atin ng ibang bansa niyan? tsk tsk..
(haha..late comment)
Well I think that the author of this post actually admits that calculus and etc. are only essential for college students. Why so? Because he/she says that “Yes, knowing Euclid’s postulates and ionic bonds won’t help a future lawyer, but geometric concepts could come handy for an architect or engineerâ€. Well, let me rebut this statement. Let’s also consider the fact that not ALL STUDENTS will end up as ARCHITECTS and ENGINEERS in the near future. I think the author of this post really needs these subjects, because, he/she really needs some critical thinking himself. Take it easy, analyze the whole article. Mr. Escudero didn’t suggest that mathematics should be debunked. Well, I think you’ve just misinterpret this statement,. So let me translate it for you my dear. He wanted Subjects like trigonometry, calculus, geometry, and algebra not to be included or rather, to serve as electives in high school but there was no statement that he wanted to debunk MATHEMATICS… math,.. math… math.. the kind of math that is really essential to our daily lives, not the kinds, branch or whatever math it is that these architects and engineers needed. That’s why he wanted it to serve as electives, which means that these beloved engineers and architects will not be left behind when they reach college. Well, I have a lot of comments regarding your post, but I don’t have time. Hehehehe. . sorry for the grammar. harhar
uhmm uhmm yeah.. surely we need it. But for me?wala kong nagamitan na kahit anong math nung highschool ako. Not even chemistry. I am an interior design student but we only use MDAS. And the calculus? trigonometry? what the–?! Sayang lang yung binayad ko sa tuition nung nag aaral ako ng highschool. Maski yung science., di ko nagamit unless magkakaroon ng debate yung barkada ko para pag usapan ang atoms at molecules na bumubuo sa isang ceramic tile. Yes, practical usage. Di ko kailangan ng isang dosenang injeksyon ng trigo at calculus para lang dumami yung tuition ko.
I never voted. But yet, I look at the bright side of the idea.
(late reaction)
agree with all of you..
for a brighter Philippines???!, Nah! I guess he made the wrong decission…
wag naman' masyadong emotion-driven…at napaka unfair na i-single out niyo ang isang napakaresonable na mambabatas batay lamang sa tahasang pagtugis sa partikular na aspeto ng kanyang pahayag…(out of context outburst)
maganda ang napagisipan niya kung ang tinutukoy niya ay ang mga general comprehensive high schools o regular h.s….
siyempre dapat mas paigihin ang mga aralin para sa mga specialized high schools halimbawa 1.)mga science high schools (PSHS, RSHS) 2.)School for the arts
at isa pa sabi nya, gawing elective na lang…eh ayaw niyo ba yun?…dapat hindi coercive ang curriculum…binibigay dapat ang subject sa mga estudyanteng nakakita ng pag-asang dumalubhasa sa partikular na larangan…
my god… i just cant believe that someone like him would dare to say things like that…. hndi b nya alam n yang mga subjects n yn ay nk2tulong to enhace the skills of the youth….you must not remove those subjects kasi obvious nmn n bobobo ang mga pinoy kung mas pada2liin p lalo ang mga subjects…..
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"I don’t recall Bamboo having gigantic craters on his face. What Chiz needs aside from a lobotomy is a nice, luxurious and affordable skin resurfacing treatment. Come to think of it, he might need more than one." – yes, you have a point. but this part right here is not a fair thing to say. it is a rather shallow argument.
you think? how profound of you.
It can also be considered a parody, a satirical indictment of the disconnect between the educational system and our lack of a cohesive industrialization program.
We are teaching too much math and science, but is there a market for those graduates in this country? Do we have the requisite engineering and science and technology mentality (that will lead to a real manufacturing backbone) to merit more science, math, and engineering courses? It is an indictment of the lack of vision of our administrators. Na para lang masabihang maraming magagaling sa math and science, we bombard our students with algebra and trigonometry. But without a cohesive industrialization plan, saan naman nila magagamit ang mga ito pagka-graduate nila?
Learning math is not just about having an outlet to actually use them.
Math sharpens our mind. It makes us more analytical and logical.
Kahit pa hindi math related na field ang mapuntahan ng estudyante after high school, nakatulong pa rin sa kanya ang geometry, algebra at trigo. Math kase ang subject na pinakanaghahasa ng utak ng bata para mag-isip.
Saka yung rason na lang ni Chiz e, di naman para sa improvement ng curriculum o para sa ikabubuti ng edukasyon mismo ng mga bata. Para lang sa kakulangan ng classroom na ang daming masmalinaw na solusyon kung mapupunta lang sa tama ang pera ng bayan.
Tapos mamaliitin nya pa ang importansya at gamit ng math?
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Ang problema sa Mathematics and application in daily life ay hnd alam ni Chiz eh paano pa kaya ang shortage ng mga room sa School? Lalong hnd nya ma solve he he he…! Kung magbabawasan tayo ng subject were "dumb", First Sa aking palagay kailangang ituro sa School ang application ng mathematics sa daily life, because every day you woke up in the morning "numbers" are involve, hope you people believe me. Kung Watch ka lang ng Movie "Numbers". Second is shortage in school buildings my guess it can be answered that by law enforcer: Why? Maraming Illegal Loogging sa bansa hnd hinuhuli kasi nagbibigay sa law enforcer ng under the table, dapat hulihin ang mga yan at donate yan for building School para ma cut ang cost for building schools. Yan ang solution for two problem he he he… Kulang kasi sa Math kaya imbes na solution ay na double ang problem natin.
i agree. i'm taking illustration for college and i don't see the reason for me learning trigo and algebra. its really pointless when you know you're not gonna end up using them in the future. they should be turned into electives for sure. good on mr. escudero.
my conclusion: Ang pinoy, marunong magbasa..pero hindi marunong umintindi.. pareho na ba ang meaning ngayon ng "elective" sa "remove"? Parang sabi sa Direction: "Underline the correct word" Ay hala! binilugan naman..Excited mag react e! Isa pa maraming pinoy talaga ang madaldal..kakalungkot, kahit lalaki madaldal..ang tao, kahit 20 subjects pa ang itake ng 24/7, kung walang sentido komon everything will just gone to waste..Sa public HS ang alloted time lang for every subject is 35 to 45 mins., 5 mins – opening prayer, 5-10 mins for attendance (usually hindi bababa ng 60 estudyante sa isang section) may matututunan ka pa ba naman sa natitirang 20 o 30 mins? pano kung late pa si ma'am o si sir? haist! kakahiya naman sa mga hindi nakatungtong ng public HS dito sa panahon na 'to..Isa pa, hindi mo kailangang umabot muna ng HS para lang madiskubre sa sarili mo na wala ka palang hilig sa math, sa math nga wala kang hilig, sa other critical branches pa kaya? Dalawang taon pa nga lang na bata marunong na magbilang, e ang 1st year HS pabasahin mo, hindi pa marunong magbasa..pero marunong nang magbilang ng pera h? tsk tsk tsk..about budget for education, hindi na po kailangan ipropose yun dahil malaki ang pondo para dito, sad to say pero hindi nafifeel ng mga students, because along the way, biglang may nagbulsa.. buti pa sa PUP, hanggang grumaduate ako 12 pesos lang ang per unit ang tunay na pamantasan ng mga skolar wala pa kasing 5% ng total na population ang mga rich kid na nag aaral don..O sa mga marunong magbasa, pero may problema sa comprehension, aral ulit kayo ng trigo, chemistry, calculus..name it! hehehe..
kahit pa elective ang gawing status ng math ay mali na. bakit pa natin ibababa ang antas ng edukasyon sa ating bansa? hindi iyon ang solusyon para sa kakulangan ng silid-aralan..
ang nakakapagtaka pa, math lang ang pinupunto ni sen. chiz. nakakainsulto sa lahat ng math teacher ang sinabi nya na nakakababa sa importansya ng math.
kahit na wala pang kinalaman sa math ang kukunin na kurso ng bata, nakakatulong ang math sa pagkakaroon ng kritikal at lohikal na pag-iisip (no other subject can do it better than math, proven ng studies yan).
hinahasa ng math ang ating isip. tuwing nahihirapan tayo sa math at pinipilit nating maintindihan, yun mismo ang punto ng pag-aaral ng math, ang pigain tayo para paganahin ang isip.
Trigo, Geometry, Chemistry, Calculus as elective? Sure! Why don't you go to India, Thailand, Indonesia and see that they ain't scrapping these subjects.
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My mom is a school directress and a PHD in educational management. Getting an Algebra, Trignometry or calculus teacher who can teach that can teach the secondary level of these subjects is almost as easy as getting as a primary school teacher. Chiz obviously doesnt know the numbers and the cost of hiring. Are we dumb? Korea, Singapore, Malaysia and Even Bombed out Japan offered these subjects and even gradually improved their mathematic standards. I challenge you to prove your point.
Let me share my personal experience. I had a Japanese classmate in my high school. When we were taking 1st yr level math she said "oooh this is a review of 6th grade". I dont know with you but im gonna put my money saying that these subjects helped me a lot in business school. Algebra for instance can be applied in real estate, petroleum, logistics I have enough stuff here to shove it to your face.
When I visited Stanford (Private University), Harvard (Private University) and University of California Berkely (Public University) I noticed some things
1. They have a university MALL
2. They Have shops
3. They have private enterprises that provide lodging and shops
4. Companies Contribute to campuses and have their own respective halls e.g. Chrysler Hall
5. Alumni Donate Buildings.
I say open up UP and let it get financing to reinvest in upgraded education!
Mukhang pabor ako sa comment ni KRIKITON…napakarami na din namang Pinoy ang masasabing mga dalubhasa,propesyunal na produkto ng ating (sablay) kasalukuyang sistema ng edukasyon– ngunit nasaan ang mga iyan…karamihan sa ating mga Pinoy mahuhusay lang sa karereklamo at maaaring kasama din ako…at karamihan pa ng mga edukado natin magagaling lang sa englisan wala namang mga ideya na talagang magtutulak sa bansa upang umangat ng totoo…
…at madami din namang nagtatagumpay sa negosyo at kabuhayan simpleng arithmetic lang ang alam…hehehe
Pero, hindi rin naman ako sang-ayon na alisin mga naturang 'subjects' dagdagan pa nga dapat, 'elective' puedi pa…
..at dapat magmula primary to secondary pag-aralan na din ang araling 'Pilosopiya' — na kung saan hindi itinuturo sa ating mga paaralan..dahil dito talaga nasasagot ang mga katanungan ng mga bata..kasama na rin mga matatanda hehehe
i think mukhang tama naman si chiz…kasi pagtuunan na lang yung mga subjects na nagagamit talaga…
kung ginawa mong elective yan pare wala na kukuha nyan. Kung kaya kasi pumili ng madali para pumasa lang gagawin. Kahit sa UPd ganun. Tatanungin muna kung sino madaling prof un kukunin but of course marami pa ring prof kang madadaanan na terror talaga na hindi mo pwede mapili.
Anyway, magiging cycle yan. Sino na lang mangangarap na maging engineer/doktor/lawyer/etc na mahirap kung kahit man lang sa HS eh hindi nakatikim ng matinding math or science? Isa pa pare, ang HS at Elem para yan maihanda ang mga bata para pumili ng kurso, testing ground kumbaga. Kung magaling ka sa math pwedeng engineering/BA/Science courses yun ipursue mo.
PUNTO: ANG PAGPILI BA NG KURSO NA TATAHAKIN AY MAGMUMULA SA MGA FIRST YEAR HS? KAYA BA NILA ITO (around 10yo)? KASI KAILANGAN MO NA PAG-ISIPAN KUNG ANO ELECTIVE KUKUNIN EH AT MGA HINDI. HHHMMM… I REALLY THINK THIS WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE.
BOTTOMLINE: MALI KA CHIZ! Naku taga UP ka pa man din. kahiya!
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This guy needs a reality check, and an attitude adjustment. While he may appeal to younger voters because of his "cool" and "anti-establishment" facade, he is nothing but a trapo who says whatever the most people want to hear.
He needs a swift kick to the nuts…because that's where his brain apparently lies.
e kung gusto mo lang naman maging pulpol na politiko..kahit di ka na magaral ok na yan! basta you can read and write and famous!
Gaya nga ng sinabi ng isang propesor noon na nagseminar sa eskwelahan namin, ang pinopropose dapat nila e yung mga anak (AS IN LAHAT, kahit may 2nd, 3rd family pa) ng mga pulitiko DAPAT paaralin sa public school. Bakit? Kasi sa sitwasyon ng mga public schools ngayon, binabalewala ng mga pulitiko ung sitwasyon ng systemang pang edukasyon ng bansa. Kung paaaralin nila ung mga anak nla sa mga paaralang ito, cguro magkkaroon cla ng KUSANG LOOB para mapabuti ang edukasyon sa Pilipinas lalo na sa public school. Kung ikaw ba naman, paaaralin mo ang anak mo sa mga eskwelahang ito, di mo ba gugustuhin na lahat ng dapat ng pangangailangan nila ay matutugunan?
imbes na plataporma na mas mahalaga ang edukasyon e pagbabawas pa ng karunungan, imbes na magpagawa ng mas maraming eskwelahan e babawasn pa ang pagaaralan, anu ba naman yan, chiz dun ka nalang sa mga range rover mo magubos ng oras hndeka kailangan sa mga magpapatakbo ngbansa namen.
First, He's not a congressman. He's a senator.
And, Basically this is not to undermine the quality of education, it is about highlighting it so that it would be effective.
I think this proposal is brilliant at best. It is because you really have to factor and to address the importance of these subjects. And if these subjects should be part of the what we so call essentials. For example, you'll be teaching geometry to a high school student, But that student would end up as a doctor, clearly he would not use that in his major subjects(Exclude prerequisite subjects.)
This simply points out that we should only teach the essentials and leave the special subjects where they will be future used. (ie engineering would use geometry or trigonometry then leave it to those courses)
To his defense, He is actually smart. We need thinkers in todays wretched government
1. Read the excerpt well especially the date. He was, THEN, a representative/congressman. He addressed his speech, several times, to "MR. SPEAKER".
2. If you are a doctor, i might believe you… I am and you're not. The discipline learned in mathematics (its inherent logical property) has helped a lot.
3. Which is more "essential", mathematics or filipino? Your comment can answer the question… your english is good but its logic is shaky.
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His career as a law-maker proves Chiz' disinterest to mathematics. Kaya pala madaming politicians and 'di marunong mag manage ng finances nila. Hindi nila alam kung magkano ang para sa tao at magkano ang para sa bulsa nila.
Global competitiveness requires educated people… the Philippines is now way behind India in this area. I agree with the Bicolano Senator in changing a large chunk in the present curriculum…but definitely not taking out mathematics subjects enumerated in his speech.
ok tong idea na to. efficient use of time ng mga students. pwedeng may higher math electives as well as higher english electives. so ung mga ayaw sa higher math, punta na lang sa higher english.
i wholeheartedly support this proposal. i dont like trigo, geom, algebra , calc.
Waaaaahhhh! Sumakit ang ulo ko dun sa sinabi ni Chiz! Simula pa lang di ko na xa gusto at hindi ako nagkamali. Sino ba kasi may sabing cute xa? Tama nga na malayo ang mukha ni Bamboo sa kanya dahil sa Bamboo ay makinis. Im sorry guys I know kung ano ang topic di ko lang maalis ang laitin xa kasi iritang-irita na talaga ako sa sobrang pagpapacute niya sa TV eh hindi naman xa cute! Besides we need a true leader at hindi pa-cute na leader dahil sa totoo lang walang utak ang taong pa-cute!
Ang TANGA-TANGA niya (Grrrrr!) pati mga kabataang na siyang pag-asa ng bayan ay gusto niyang idamay sa katangahan niya. Ganun ata talaga, naghahanap ng karamay para hindi xa nag-iisa sa mundo!
Hindi ako matalino at dahil dun limitado lang ang kakayahan ko pero ayaw kong mangyari ang ganun sa karamihan. Kung pede lang maging magaling at mahusay ang lahat ng Pinoy para tuluyan na tayong umunlad.
Eeeeeeeoooowww for Chiz!
This idea is not a very good…if a country invest in science and technology, math is very essential since it involves analyzing of situations and problems that might occur during developments and even politics studies math and science to help them solve or help them in analyzing problems…
Duh!!! If Chiz doesn't want to study math or maybe experienced failing in math…then he shouldn't involve Filipinos in his misery!!! Mathematics in primary and secondary education is just a preparation for college…
I hate math but I slowly realized its importance in everyday life…even carpenters know how important math is to their job, even fishermen and farmers…
none of the above.puro papogi lang mga yan