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Category: Education

Uto-utomaton Nation

Posted on April 2, 2013April 2, 2013 By P. Farol 14 Comments on Uto-utomaton Nation
Uto-utomaton Nation

Ever wonder why Pinoys keep electing the same types of people every election year? The answer is simple, reallyâ„¢ and it is not a new idea. Most Pinoys are conditioned to follow so called “experts”, “authorities”, “opinion leaders”, and now, in the age of web 2.0 or whatever, “thought leaders.” As Ilda would say, “One…

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Education

Kristel and the UP Dream

Posted on March 26, 2013 By Jose Mario de Vega 2 Comments on Kristel and the UP Dream
Kristel and the UP Dream

This paper is a continuation of my article, “Self-Destruction: The Question of Suicide and the Tendency to Harm Oneself” (GetRealPhilippines.COM and Blog Watch Citizen Media, March 19 and the Human Rights Online Philippines, March 22). Last Wednesday, a freshman student from the University of the Philippines-Manila ended her life, two days after “she was forced…

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Civics, Education, Society

Virtue and Wisdom are the True Aims of Education

Posted on March 25, 2013 By Jose Mario de Vega 4 Comments on Virtue and Wisdom are the True Aims of Education
Virtue and Wisdom are the True Aims of Education

There is a grain of truth to our present malady namely, that our educational system has failed us! The answer must be “yes” and this modern day education system has in fact, failed the whole world. The world has built many colleges and universities, yet we have no peace because what we consider education is…

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Education

The Significance of Social Sciences in Education, the University and the making of the Intellectuals

Posted on March 21, 2013 By Jose Mario de Vega 4 Comments on The Significance of Social Sciences in Education, the University and the making of the Intellectuals
The Significance of Social Sciences in Education, the University and the making of the Intellectuals

There is no shadow of doubt that the social science subjects undeniably played a vital and pivotal part in harnessing the full potentials of our young. It is precisely through these courses that they broaden their horizons and widen the sphere of their mental grasps. It is also incontestable that the most suitable place for…

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Self-Destruction: The Question of Suicide and the Tendency to Harm One’s Self

Posted on March 19, 2013March 19, 2013 By Jose Mario de Vega 60 Comments on Self-Destruction: The Question of Suicide and the Tendency to Harm One’s Self
Self-Destruction: The Question of Suicide and the Tendency to Harm One’s Self

How do people kill themselves? According to Wikipedia: “Suicide (Latin suicidium, from sui caedere, “to kill oneself”) is the act of intentionally causing one’s own death”. The following are the usual reasons and often quoted factors given, why an individual commits suicide: “…is committed out of despair or attributed to some underlying mental disorder, such as depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, alcoholism, or drug abuse. Pressures or misfortunes such…

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Education, Lifestyle, Society

Senseless suicide: Did the University of the Philippines kill Kristel Tejada?

Posted on March 18, 2013March 18, 2013 By benign0 144 Comments on Senseless suicide: Did the University of the Philippines kill Kristel Tejada?
Senseless suicide: Did the University of the Philippines kill Kristel Tejada?

Tragic is the only thing that accurately describes the way student Kristel Tejada ended her life at 16 over an inability to pay tuition fees due to the University of the Philippines (UP) where she was enrolled in a Behavioural Science course. As to the conclusions that were drawn from all that, debatable is the…

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Culture, Education, Society

The Primary Purpose of the University is to Develop and Cultivate Critical Thinking

Posted on March 17, 2013March 17, 2013 By Jose Mario de Vega 65 Comments on The Primary Purpose of the University is to Develop and Cultivate Critical Thinking
The Primary Purpose of the University is to Develop and Cultivate Critical Thinking

There is no doubt that the subjects of Liberal Arts education, such as Philosophy, Ethics, Logic, Sociology, Anthropology, etc, – the Humanities as a whole – is the branch of knowledge that specifically deals with the study of what makes us human. Hence, the value and importance of a Liberal Arts education! In the words…

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Education

You cannot ‘educate’ Filipinos to vote wisely while encouraging them to buy stupidly

Posted on March 12, 2013 By benign0 12 Comments on You cannot ‘educate’ Filipinos to vote wisely while encouraging them to buy stupidly
You cannot ‘educate’ Filipinos to vote wisely while encouraging them to buy stupidly

To be credible, you need to be consistent. And if one is forced to use only one word to describe GetRealPhilippines.com I’d choose this one: consistency. Whether it be in politics or in day-to-day living, we are consistent in our drive to get Filipinos focused on the singular key to a successful life: thinking things…

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