Congratulations 2017 March Licensure Examination for Teachers Topnotchers and Passers! Special shout-out to our LET topnotchers: Elementary level — Topnotchers 1 Samantha Christel Chua Gaerlan De La Salle University – Manila — 90.60 2 Angelique Garcia de Vera University of the Philippines-Diliman — 90.20 6 Ma Lea Reinyle Seño Lumitao University of the Philippines-Diliman — […]
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Top 1 Ces Marcelo’s Oath-taking Speech – Why Teach?
I heard a lot of discouragements from people around me, remarks like “You will not get rich if you chose teaching. It is just a waste of your skills. Marami namang ibang courses na pupwede ka”. I know I am not the only one who share this kind of story.
Top 9 Christine Tugade Baguio Oath-taking Speech – The “Fixing” Teacher
My fellow professional teachers, we have a country to fix. And fixing should start from the quality of education we give to our students.
Rikki’s Quick LET Tips
Hi there, little one! I am very hesitant to write this, even now as I am actually typing it, because up to this point, I still dunno how I did what I did. But anyway here are some ~tips~
Top 1 Richard Macapulay Oath-taking Speech – On Students’ Emotional Well-being
School has been the training ground of kids for academic development. But, we, as professional teachers, should not only focus on the academic standing of the kids and teens. We should also see their emotional well-being.
So You’re Taking the LET Soon
If you are super-duper-extra-hardworking, you might have already memorized plenty. Here’s my advice for the final week before the LET.
Life events as opportunities to teach – Top 2 Robelynn Deocampo’s Speech
“Kung may masaksihan tayo na hindi kanais-nais, ituring natin ito na oportunidad.. upang maging guro.”
Top 2 Robelynn Deocampo’s LET Review Tips
Robelynn Deocampo, top 2 of the 2016 March LET, shares five practical study tips that helped her succeed.
No Lost Cause – Moises Comia’s LET Topnotcher Story
Suddenly, it struck me that I would never be truly happy with just doing ok. There is got to be more to life than what I have gotten used to.
Congratulations! 2016 March Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET) Topnotchers and Passers
MindGym Philippines has coached nine (9) topnotchers from the 2016 March Licensure Examination for Teachers (LET).
Never give up — Faye Delos Santos’ LET topnotcher story
Life throws you curveballs, yeah, and I had my fair share. I graduated late, I got disqualified from graduating with honors.. This is the only way that I can redeem myself.
TIME — Your friend, your enemy. Brian Martin Sioson’s LET topnotcher story
The best advice I can give to LET takers is file for the test as soon as you can, fresh from college if at all possible. The more you put off the exam and procrastinate, the more you lose the drive and momentum and the less you retain the things you have learned during your […]
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