- 2006-08-26 (Sat) 6:49
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こんばんは！元気ですか？フィリピンでがんばっている学生です。この写真の中で、彼らはスリッパを履いているのが分かるでしょう。彼らは学校に行く事を決めました。公立の学校に行く時沢山の理解しないといけない事があります。まず最初に教育の品質です。標準的な教育である事です。第２に環境を考慮する事です。家から学校までの距離．．．学校の近くに病院やマーケットはありますか？最後に、カンティーンで食べ物を売っているかどうかです。それは栄養がありますか？その３つを学校を決めるときに考えないといけません。
Good evening my fellow blog viewers! I hope all of you are doing fine. These are the striving students of the Philippines. In this picture you can see even they’re just wearing slippers, they’re still determined to go to school. There are a lot of things to be understand when you are going to a public school for education. Firstly, you should understand the quality of education, it should be standardized teaching. Second, you should also consider the environment, is it suitable for the students in cases of distance from their home to school. Is the school near to a hospital or to a market? Lastly, the food that is being sold from the canteen, is it nutrition-enriched? These are the things need to be prioritize in going to school.
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Comments (Close):6
- Jolly Roger 06-08-26 (Sat) 9:13
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Hi,Good-morning ! Miss Leonor (^^)/
In Japan, small children perform group up leaving school to protect oneself from a crime.
Sad cases such as a kidnapping, a traffic accident, mischief occur frequently.
It keeps quality in anything. I can buy it freely.
As for the convenience to transportation, as for nothing, there is no problem.
But it is not true freedom. What will children go to school for?
I have a feeling that adults let you forget it in an original purpose.
It is very sad. We want to watch a smile of children forever.日本において、小さな子供たちは、自分たちを犯罪から守るために集団登下校を行います。
誘拐、交通事故、いたずらなど悲しい事件が多発しています。
物は、何でもそろっています。自由に買うことができます。
交通の便も何も問題ありません。
でも、それは本当の自由ではありません。子供たちは、何のために学校にいくのでしょうか？
本来の目的を大人たちが忘れさせた気がします。
それは、とても悲しいことです。私たちは、いつまでも子供たちの笑顔を見ていたいのです。 - Maz 06-08-26 (Sat) 13:23
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Hello, Leonor! How are you today? In Japan, especially in country sides, teachers sometimes hit their students on the cheek as a panishment, for example, when they forget doing their homework. Can it be common in Philippines? Of course I was also hit many times when I was a student.
- Leonor 06-08-26 (Sat) 20:15
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Hello Jolly Roger! Good evening to you! Before when I was a student, we just walked from school going to our home. We never encountered accident or any troubles on our way. Maybe it’s because not yet populated and few vehicles only. So, far from accident unlike in Manila since before you have to protect yourself from everything. Always careful when you are walking because sometimes you might be involve in a bad situation. If we don’t want to let it happen to our children, let us give them support no matter what! Anyway, thank you again for posting your comment…Have a nice day!
- Leonor 06-08-26 (Sat) 20:27
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Hi Maz! First and foremost this is the first time I heard your name posting a comment on my blog. I’d like to say thank you. By the way, about teachers hitting their students, well, here in Philippines it could possibly happen because there is already a hotline Bantay Bata, means adults that violated the rights of the young ones is not permitted especially children. If someone do mistakes in school and the teacher got angry about it then it is not advisable to hit his student but the teacher should discipline the student not to do it again. The parents could file a case to the teacher if that happens. And I heard it already in the news that it truely happens. So it is a common case to teacher and also to students. Thank you again Maz!Yoroshiko ne!
- Maz 06-08-26 (Sat) 21:51
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Hi, Leonor. Thank you for answering my comment.
- Leonor 06-08-28 (Mon) 19:16
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Hi Maz! Are you satisfied with my answer? I hope so! Have a nice day!
Name: Leonor