Edu-Care Heroes

 Inspiring Dedication in Terms of Crisis The story of Mrs. Myrna Cerna in the small town of Fuerte Caoayan demonstrates the dedication of teachers, not only in addressing educational challenges but also in helping their communities. Mrs. Cerna's role as a teacher has valuable lessons for dealing with a global health crisis. Teachers like Mrs. Cerna are essential sources of information, educating students and the community about health and safety measures during a global health crisis. They teach good hygiene, share accurate information, and stress the importance of following guidelines. Mrs. Cerna's unwavering commitment shows that teachers often do more than their usual roles; they become pillars of support and guidance during uncertain times. Moreover, teachers play a vital role in addressing the emotional aspects of a crisis. Mrs. Cerna's dedication to understanding her students' challenges and offering emotional support underscores how teachers help with the mental ...

 Building Brighter Futures; Mrs. Cerna In the small town of Fuerte Caoayan, Ilocos Sur, Mrs. Myrna Cerna, had devoted her life to this humble school, which faced numerous challenges. The town was still reeling from the aftermath of Bagyong Eggay, a storm that had left the school in dire need of repair. As the storm’s echoes faded, Mrs. Cerna confronted multiple challenges. Her student’s discipline wavered, and many found it difficult to attend regularly. The school’s financial struggles were evident, making it nearly impossible to mend the damages caused by the storm. Mrs. Myrna Cerna, a teacher with unwavering dedication and their boundless a ecompassion for her students and their community. She was determined to said make a profound impact, and she understood that it went beyond the confines of the classroom. Her students came from diverse backgrounds, some dealing with a personal challenges that manifested in their behaviour and attendance. Offering an insight into the thoughts ...

Forecasting the number of students coming to our school in the next few years can be tricky, but we're looking ahead with optimism. In the next year (2023-2024), we might see a slight decrease in students joining us, which could be due to various reasons like fewer kids in our area or financial constraints. However, the following year (2024-2025) holds promise for maintaining or even increasing our student population. If we do a great job showcasing what makes our school special and if the local job market improves, more students may want to join. By 2025-2026, we expect things to stabilize or get even better. Our fantastic teachers play a significant role here. They don't just teach; they make our school a fun and welcoming place, offering cool activities, and helping students find their passions. Through initiatives like "Together4Teachers," our educators can go the extra mile to connect with students and families, making our school an even more appealing choice for...

We extend our sincere appreciation for your active participation in this survey, which is designed to deepen our comprehension of the geologic and hydrometeorological hazards affecting our community and to enhance our state of preparedness. We kindly request your responses to the following questions, drawing from your personal experiences and insights.   Demographics: Name (Optional): Judeh Rapanut Agati  Age: 28 years old Gender: Female Occupation: Teacher School: San Julian Elementary School   The Educative Role of Teachers:   1.       In your view, how vital is the role of teachers in educating the school community about geologic and hydrometeorological hazards? (Rate on a scale from 1 to 5, with 1 representing unimportant and 5 being very important? 2.       Have you received any specific guidance or information from training sessions or educational materials concerning disaster preparedness?  Yes  No If "Ye...

Pag-asa at Inspirasyon Ginang Teresita, ang nagsilbing aking ikalawang ina noong ako ay elementarya.  Nais ko lamang ipabatid ang aking pasasalamat gamit ang tulang ito. Sa pagkakaroon mo ng busilak na puso. At pagiging mapagpasensya sa amin na iyong itinuring na ring mga anak. Naalala kopa noong ako'y puno ng takot at pangamba. Ikaw ang nagsilbing inspirasyon sa tuwing ako'y tumutumba at wala ng makapitan. Nakakatawa, sapagkat sa simpleng “Kaya mo yan” galing sayo ay tila ba nabigyan ako ng panibagong pag-asa, Na nagsilbing tulay ko upang abutin ang aking mga tinatamasa. Sa pagraan ng mga panahon habang unti unti 'kong naabot ang aking mga pangarap. Lagi aking tumitingila sa langit. At Ipinagpapasalamat sa Diyos na ikaw ang isa sa aking naging dahilan.  Upang ipagpapatuloy ang aking nasimulan.  Ngiti sa iyong mga labi ang isa sa mga nagbibigay lakas ng loob sa amin. Nasubaybayan mo ang aming paghihirap at sakripisyo.  At nakita rin namin kung gaano ka kapursigido, ...

Teaching Finances: Navigating a  ₱29,000 Budget House Maintenance A stable living situation provides a sense of security and stability. It also allows you to focus on your work as a teacher without the stress of housing issues. Groceries Proper nutrition is essential for your health and well-being. Allocating a portion of your budget to groceries ensures you can maintain a balanced diet and stay physically and mentally healthy.  Transportation Reliable transportation is necessary for your job as a teacher. It ensures you can get to school on time and fulfill your duties, contributing to your professional success.  Utilities Utilities like electricity and water are fundamental for daily life. Having a budget for these expenses ensures that you plan for major life events, such as buying a home, starting a family, or retiring comfortably. Savings Saving for the future provides financial security and peace of mind. It allows your home to remain comfortable, safe, and function...

Consideration of how educators address the needs of students In schools, teachers do more than just teach subjects; they also help students with their money and feelings. This is like how a manager runs a company. Sometimes, natural disasters like floods or earthquakes can happen, and these can hurt people's homes and jobs. Teachers, who are good at talking and understanding students, need to make students feel safe to talk about their problems. This is important because if students are worried about money or feeling sad, they can't learn well. Teachers can also be like cheerleaders for students, helping them with their feelings and giving them advice. In case of natural disasters, teachers can teach students and their families how to get ready for them and what to do if they happen. They can also find information and help for students and families who need it. Teachers plan lessons and make sure students can learn even if something bad happens, like a storm that keeps them awa...

  YES NO Have you or your community experienced things like earthquakes, landslides, or volcanoes in the past?     Has your area been hit by severe weather, like hurricanes, floods, or tornadoes?     Do you feel well-informed about potential geological hazards nearby, like fault lines or volcanoes?     Do you feel well-informed about potential weather-related hazards nearby, like flood-prone areas or hurricane zones?     Have you personally prepared for these hazards, like having an emergency kit or evacuation plan?     Does your community have any warning systems for these hazards?     Have you or your family taken part in disaster drills to get ready for these hazards? ...