Demand for laptops, phones to increase in 2021 as WFH, online classes continue

Demand for laptops, phones to increase in 2021 as WFH, online classes continue

Posted by Ria Hazel on 6:24 PM in Education, finance, financial, FinTech, Home Credit, new normal gadgets,

With many Filipinos continuing to work from home and students still attending their classes online, the demand for laptops, smartphones and other “new normal essentials” will continue rising. This is according to leading consumer finance company Home Credit, noting that the trend might be seen not just in 2021 but in the foreseeable future.

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Shopee Partners with World Vision and the Department of Education to Help Filipino Students Continue Distance Learning

Shopee Partners with World Vision and the Department of Education to Help Filipino Students Continue Distance Learning

Posted by Ria Hazel on 10:52 AM in Abutin Na10, Advocacy, Campaign, DepEd, Education, Shopee, Shopee Philippines, World Vision,

Shopee, the leading e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia and Taiwan, partners with World Vision and the Department of Education (DepEd) to support the youth and the education continuity programs during the pandemic. 

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Las Piñas school heads initiate voluntary drive to support World Vision’s Abutin Na10

Las Piñas school heads initiate voluntary drive to support World Vision’s Abutin Na10

Posted by Ria Hazel on 11:01 AM in AbutinNa10, Advocacy, COVID-19, DepEd, Education, World Vision,

A week after the launch of World Vision’s Abutin Na10 (to be read as ‘na-ten’) campaign, DepEd Las Piñas initiated a city-wide advocacy drive among its stakeholders to support the country’s Basic Education Learning Continuity Plan.

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Measuring the holistic development of every learner: Indicators of a Whole Child

Measuring the holistic development of every learner: Indicators of a Whole Child

Posted by Ria Hazel on 12:24 PM in back to school, challenge, Education, higher learning, Learning, Rex Bookstore, School, Teaching, tenets, Values, Whole Child Approach,

We live in the 21st century, and its conditions of living are getting more complicated with each new change that comes into play. The way we approach problems and try to provide sustainable to meet the demands of our changing world has paced up, given how the global stage now requires a new approach to education that can fully prepare students for going to college, pursuing their careers, and fulfilling their roles as citizens of our nation. With the Whole Child approach, we believe that every young Filipino learner has a chance to be developed and prepared for the challenges and opportunities that lay ahead.

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How a Ruizian education can prepare your youngster for the future

How a Ruizian education can prepare your youngster for the future

Posted by Ria Hazel on 5:02 PM in Academy, Antipolo, Cainta, Education, Humanities, Lorenzo Ruiz De Manila of Cainta, Quality education, Rizal area, School, Social science, system,

Your child’s education will have a great impact on their life. If you are still undecided which school your child will attend, consider providing them a Ruizian education.  

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Online High School in CDO to be Launched for Out Of School Youth

Online High School in CDO to be Launched for Out Of School Youth

Posted by Ria Hazel on 9:58 PM in Cagayan De Oro, CDO, Education, good cause, Little Me Academy, online platform, Quipper, Quipper School, TJ Monterde,

On October 23rd, Little Me Academy will launch the Academe Philippine Online High School (APOHS), the first online open high school designed for Filipino students in grades 7 through 10. This is an effort to provide high school education to the thousands of out-of-school, high-school age Filipinos who lack access because of location, disability, age, finances, and other factors.

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Fashion and Education On the 2016 Environmental Summit

Fashion and Education On the 2016 Environmental Summit

Posted by Ria Hazel on 12:12 PM in Educate, Education, Educational Summit, Environmental Summit, event, Fashion, Learn,

Fashion is a way of life. I've always believed that having your own style and personal touch is already considered fashion. May it be peculiar or simple, your own taste in fashion reflects to your personality.

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Aal Izz Well: 3 Idiots

Aal Izz Well: 3 Idiots

Posted by Ria Hazel on 11:02 AM in 3 Idiots, Aal Izz Well, Aamir Khan, All Is Well, Education, Indian Film, inspirational, movie, movie review, R. Madhavan, Sharman Joshi,

I've been in the dumps lately. I'm not so sure if its because of stress due to the numerous tasks I have to fulfill or the pressure of the roles I need to portray. During one of the talks in the rendezvous that I attended, a speaker told us that we should have a work-life balance. Apparently, I couldn't quite figured out that balance. That is until I watched 3 Idiots last night, and keep it to my heart that Aal Izz Well (All is Well). 

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Count Yourself In with World Vision Philippines

Count Yourself In with World Vision Philippines

Posted by Ria Hazel on 2:20 PM in 2011, Education, fight, Healthy, poverty, Sponsor a child, World Vision,

Count Me In Event at Trinoma Activity Center

Every child has the right to proper education, nutrition and healthy living. I for one can attest the hard work of my parents to send me off to a proper school until I graduate and have a job that pays me well.

World Vision Gallery

Wall of Commitment

With World Vision Philippines, their advocacy aims to send a child in need to a proper school and take care of their health together with his/her family. Last June 8, Trinoma Activity Center was filled with stars, fun and music during the “COUNT ME IN” event that commits to reach 11,000 beneficiaries for the year 2011.

Chris Tiu says he's sponsoring 12 kids :)

COUNT ME IN paves way to sponsor a child for Php600 a month or Php20 a day. (Php7,200 annually). Instead of spending our money to our indulgences, why not pool your money to the monthly pledge and give a child the future he/she deserves? With World Vision, every peso is spent well and will even make a difference for a child that you will sponsor.

Jan Marini and Gerald Pizarraz's Family supports 2 kids

During the event, stars like Christine Bersola-Babao, Julius Babao, Danica Sotto, Marc Pingris, Cristalle Belo, Jan Marini, Gerald Pizarras, Krissy and Erica, Chris Tiu and World Vision Ambassador, Nikki Gil graced the occasion. Their encouragement means to gather 11,000 sponsors to give these children a better life.

World Vision Ambassador Nikki Gil rendered a song for the guests

Donate now and change a kid’s life by giving the future he/she deserves. You may contact World Vision Philippines at 389 Quezon Avenue corner West 6th St. West Triangle, Quezon City 1104 Philippines. With tel. nos: (02) 3747618 to 28 and you may visit their website at http://www.worldvision.org.ph/

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