Extracurricular | Third Quarter | Week 3

[EPISODE SUMMARY – Teachable Moments at Home: Science and Math] Ano ang teachable moments? • Ito ang mga pagkakataon na maaari nating maturuan ng bagong kaalaman ang mga bata na gamit ang mga pangkaraniwang bagay o pangyayari na nahahanap sa loob ng bahay. • Hindi kailangang maging professional na guro para magturo ng teachable moments. Ano ang apat na bagay na tatandaan sa pagtuturo ng teachable moments? 1. Magmasid • Tumingin at magmasid tayo sa paligid. Posibleng sa simula ay hindi halata pero lahat ng bagay ay puwede nating maiugnay sa Math at Science. • Halimbawa: Anong force ang humihila sa mga gamit na nahuhulog? Anong nangyayari kapag nahihinog ang prutas? Paano umuusbong ang mga halaman at bulaklak? 2. Magtanong • Ano ba ang hilig ng mga bata na maaari nating iugnay sa Math at Science para mas madali niyang maintindihan ito? • Halimbawa: Maaaring gamitin upang magturo ng Math at Science ang mga paborito nilang laruan o mga palabas sa TV, o mga libro nilang naba

The show would like to dedicate this episode to the health workers of the University of the Philippines-Philippine General Hospital (UP-PGH), the Lung Center of the Philippines (LCP), and the Jose N. Rodriguez Memorial Hospital and Sanitarium, and to all the other hardworking hospital staff across the country. ___________ Multi-awarded writer Joel Vega lauds how Filipinos adapt in foreign countries. As a first generation migrant in the Netherlands, he learnt the Dutch language and adapted to their way of life early on. In this episode, he talks about the pros and cons of adapting to a new country, how poetry is the most sacrosanct of all literary genres, and the processes involved in how he develops a literary piece or a visual work. After living and working in the Netherlands for close to two decades, Joel reveals how egalitarian the Dutch people are and how efficient their justice system works, which are absent in the country of his origin. Joel is joined by Tita Lacambra-Aya