Stevienomics on DepEd challenge | ANC
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- Market Edge: Michelle Ong talks to global investment banker, Stephen CuUnjieng, for this month's Stevienomics.
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Thank you for inviting me again
Thank you, Sir Stevie!
@@clarissadavid8783 most welcome
always a breadth of fresh air sir. thank you as always
@@maruelsilverio706 many thanks
@@clarissadavid8783 you are most welcome
Japanese value their service because they value honor. Whereas, majority of Filipinos don’t know what honor is.
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Ibalik ang GMRC
The problem is that there is no system in place that ensures all teachers will be teaching to their fullest potential. DepEd simply bombard teachers with so many paper works. Resources are wasted on crafting "leanring intervention materials, modules, etc." when the problem is not really about the materials, but whether all teachers are really teaching. So DepEd MUST ensure that all teachers are teaching. No distractions, no extra work, no attending of seminars during the school year. Just teaching. All other challenges that prevents teachers from teaching well must be addressed by DepEd.
Performance based Bonus must be based on PERFORMANCE to be guage among the students. Example, instead of teacher made test, NAT exam must be administered quarterly. The performance of the students in specific learning area will be the basis of their bonus.
Thank you sir Stevie for pointi g out the very basic needs of our education system. And I do hope our new Dep Ed Secretary would solve these issues.
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Pre-school and primary education will provide a headstart to all our students.
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As always, so happy to watch the show. Learning from Stevie and eventually sharing it to others will be his legacy to both young ones and the young once. To Mimi, you’re such an amazing host. You both complement each other. On another note, even though the program is always “bitin”, I think there’s no need to have the time extended. 30 mins or less is already perfect. Sessions should be short yet meaningful and compact. And meetings should be like that. Cheers!
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Philippine education focuses more on memorization than things like problem solving and critical thinking. Also Ph dont have a culture of excellence and innovation.
Agree
Mr. Cuunjieng's insights coupled with his masterful articulation delivers much value for us young viewers. Stevienomics is a much needed and deeply appreciated break from the often uncritical and biased Ph media landscape.
deeply appreciated
always looking forward for Stevienomics!!
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correct! and thank you Stevienomics. Dami ko natututunan especially concern on education. kung gagawing simple ang curriculum, sana po kasama sa bawasan ang loads din ng mga teachers, dahil sa dami ng trabaho...ndi narin nakakapag focus sa pagtuturo..andami2 ipinipapasang paperworks, may class observations pa every quarter, lesson plan araw2 etc. let teachers breathe!
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Always a pleasure to hear from Steve.
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I really dont like watching news but I love watching Stevienomics. Thank you Mr. Steven!!
Deeply appreciated
In US, Japan and Taiwan they provide free meals to the learners.
So thankful for your ideas.
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Amazing & Proud Father!
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He is correct, based on my experienced working in public school in the past two years, I think our government should take a look into implementation of school-based feeding program, and its possibility of increasing the number of student beneficiaries especially in K-3. The 4Ps cash transfer must be revisited as well. Why not give food stamps instead of cash? Some 4Ps parents are only spending the money to non-essentials (buying cellphone, gambling).
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Mali ung sentence mo dapat why not give
@@alfredhitchcock45 Thank you for the feedback. I edited. 🙂
@@genesispedregosa663 ur welcome
I agree with Steve's observation that most top students who graduated from public schools are unable to pass the entrance exams for top universities or qualify for CHED scholarships. Back in 2001, when I was a first-year engineering student at a state university, two of my classmates were valedictorians and three were salutatorians. When asked why they didn't go to UP, they all said they had failed the entrance exam, as well as the CHED scholarship program. One thing I noticed was that the classmates who did receive CHED scholarships were all from private schools.
It's happening 20 years ago, and getting worst up to now.
A tragedy and indictment
May STEM na ngayon to bridge the gap. Ang entrance exams kasi heavy sa STEM questions pero kung non stem naman ung course mo what's the point
The point is that some high-performing students in STEM programs don't do as well as expected on top university entrance exams. While the STEM program subjects might be valuable in the first two years of college, I question their direct benefit for the entrance exams themselves.
@@jimmycabutotan975 if that is the case then problematic nga if stem graduates themselves are failing at entrance test.
Regarding relevance of stem, entrance exam is full of math and science questions. Di ka yata aware sa mga lumalabas sa entrance tests
@@jimmycabutotan975 dude if it's just IQ test madaming papasa but it's domain specific math and science questions sa entrance tests and if di mo yan naaral sa HS then you'll simply fail
He hit the point where he mentioned the best students of public schools not passing top PH university entrance exams. I'm a graduate of a local high school myself but I still needed the help of a sponsored tutorial service to pass my UPCAT. Just to pass, not even to ace. I didn't pass ACET at the time and was very bitter about it, only to know the difference in the curriculum being taught in top private HS like Ateneo, international schools like Brent, and science schools like the Pisay system. I only knew about it in my senior year, a little too late. I dropped my studies at UP and went on to finish my college at the top university in Korea and now pursuing my PhD at MIT. All are made possible with scholarships. A lot of people don't realize that when bright students from public schools pursue top scholarly paths abroad, it is done out of a sense of retaliation for having experienced a poorly designed, poorly executed public school curriculum in the Philippines.
Sorry to read this and happy you made your way
Super like Sir Stevie , always informative. Thank you.
deeply appreciated
Hope mainstream media picks this up.
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My favorite guest.
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in the past if you fail the grade 1 you can't proceed to grade 2 or 3. but now you are guaranteed to next level regardless kung may natutunan ka or wala,. make sense because our education system is patterned to the US. which is becoming woke. pag may pa contest. 1st, 2nd 3rd, is being removed pinalitan ng participation trophy nalang, kasi nakakasira daw ng feelings sa mga hindi nanalo. its expected mawalan ka talaga ng gana mag excel....
What people miss about Thailand is that it is connected with the rest of Asia by land. It is easy for one person to go to another country and say: "lets take a side trip to Thailand"
In Europe it is the same.
Here in the Philippines, tourist only have one choice. Us. And as the demographic of tourists are mostly middle to lower middle class, it would be really hard for them to be convinced to visit 1 country instead of 2-3.
dapat international level and teaching to all schools no matter kung ano ang status sa society. kung ano ang level sa ateneo ganun din ang level sa public schools sa bansa. Eto matindi sa Finland, kahit matalino ang bata he or she is still treated the same way as other kids and he/she is task to help the classmates.
Mayaman ang Finland at konti lang tao.nila. so ang gawin mo bawasan mo muna ung population ng Pinas para maging Finland tayo. So gumawa ka ng man made pandemic para matapyas tao sa Pinas
Philippines have good beaches "period". No ancient structures like temple. Only few good amount of hospitality architecture in beaches unlike Bali. Food lack spices according to many tourist.
And no indegenous achievements.
Bakit ba gusto mo ng temples na dedicated sa mga diyos diyosan bakit may templo ba sa Europe
@@alfredhitchcock45 yes hundreds of them all over europe. I guess you probably didnt know what a temple is?
In Japan schools give free meals ! Breakfast Lunch and snacks ! Healthy kinds !
that would help
Higher Math is democratized in the Modern Era. Dati kasi nung ancient times, ang nakakaalam lang niyan is mga elites and scholars hindi siya tinuturo sa general public. And it makes no sense to teach that to everyone like physics and chemistry and trigo and calculus. That should be taught to stem students only. Sa rest, reading, writing and basic arithmetic will already do. Di mo naman magagamit yan sa totoong buhay.
Overpopulated ang Pilipinas so trying to fund meals in every schools is impossible at this moment.
The question in entrance tests in mostly Math and Science. Like Calculus and Physics. Meron nang STEM ngayon.
Agree with Stevie!
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✅️ One key "deliverable metric" Sen/Sec Angara should URGENTLY & CONSISTENTLY address (that has been neglected for the past 8 years) are the :
➡️ TEACHER to STUDENT CLASS SIZE to TEACHING LOAD VOLUME RATIO
* the current gap is at 1: 70 : 6 instead of the "more acceptable" 1: 36 : 5 and the "ideal" 1 : 24 : 5
> priority would be pre-school to kinder (1:24 max) grades 1 to 3 (1:30 max)
➡️ SCHOOL FACILITY to STUDENT POPULATION DENSITY Ratio
* Instructional Classrooms
* Science Laboratory
* ICT Laboratory & Info Centre
* Trade & Career Skills Shops
* Speech & Multi-media Lab
➡️ Focus on the "EDUCATION FRONTLINES". DECONGEST the schools by providing more CLASSROOM TEACHERS and more CLASSROOMS.
How is DALI's capital structure? Fast growth with levered money is a dangerous game.
Its all roses and blossoms up until the economy slows down and it is forced to slow down. Then again, maybe shareholders have deep pockets.
I always advocate for slow, steady, and profitable growth.
I am not an insider I just explained how to understand retail stocks in expansion mode.
One thing I don't like about Stevienomics is that it's only 20 minutes every time. Can ANC just extend this segment?
Thanks but better to be compact than meandering!
or have it on a weekly basis? :)
@@jasonangeloctrabuco thanks but don’t have the time
Amazing book no wonder it runs to blood 😊😅
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students nowadays are very much focused on their gadgets and Tiktoks and mobile Games that's the reason we dropped
So why haven’t scores for other countries cratered as they are also focused on what you posted? Reads like you suffer from confirmation bias to me
Inalis kasi ng DepEd yung NEAT at NSAT kaya hindi na masukat yung kaalaman ng mga estudyante sa primary at secondary.
Ibalik nila yun at yung mga hindi makakapasa hindi makakagraduate
Pinalitan nila ng PISA
Wala din sense of urgency ang mga Pilipino
Agree
Yes island time ang tawag jan
Grand tours are an excuse for the President for free trips abroad in a 5 star hotel
ESG is not something to be proud of 😅 puppets of BlackRock
Wow you really hurt my feelings, that’s it I will go push coal.