Once September rolls around, you can count on any of these things to happen in Metro Manila: the free two-week trial from Kumon and Eye Level, the Manila International Book Fair, and the...
Kumon and Eye Level (formerly e.nopi), the two most widely recognized after-school math and reading programs in the Philippines, are offering a two-week free trial in all their centers nationwide. Registration for Eye Level’s...
Hailed as the first mobile game that has motivated otherwise sedentary folks to get off their behinds and start walking, Pokemon Go finally debuted in the Philippines on August 6, 2016. Pokemon Go...
A tiger eats practically anything it can, while a deer gets eaten by just about anything with fur and fangs. Once Motito accepted that Bambi’s relatives are standard fare for Bhagheera’s kind, it...
On June 30, 2016, while the Philippines inaugurated a new president and vice-president, Motito and I were admiring the vast collection of cultural and archaeological artefacts at the Museum of the Filipino People....
Housed in the old Legislative Building along P. Burgos Drive in Ermita, Manila, the National Museum of the Philippines stands proudly among the historic sites in this part of the 445-year-old city. With...
The Alternative Learning System (ALS) of the Department of Education (DepEd) is a parallel learning system that provides a practical option to the existing formal instruction in the Philippines. Primarily aimed at out-of-school...
Aiming to make technical education more accessible to Filipinos, The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) is offering free technical and vocational education training (TVET) through its e-tesda website. Courses available through the...
The Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office (PCDSPO), a government agency mandated to preserve the institutional memory of the Office of the President, has published the Historical Atlas of the Republic. Available...
While watching Motito attempt to bust a move on the PlayStation game Just Dance, I came to realize two things: one, my son had two left feet; two, we needed to do something...
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