Tunay nga po, karumaldumal ang sistema ng edukasyon sa ating bansa, ngunit huwag ho natin itong gawing dahilan upang di pagbutihin ang ating mga sarili! Noong panahon ni Rizal, it was also the time of dark ages, but Rizal and his companions sought for ways! Wala pong dahi-dahilan kung gusto niyo talaga! It is a matter of where can your dreams, hopes, aspirations, prayers can bring you! Ang Panginoon na po ang bahala sa lahat, hilingin lang po natin ito sa kanya at gawin ang ating dapat gawin. Yung lamang po, pagpalain po tayo ng ating Mabuting Panginoong Hesus!

- I thoroughly agree.

I was amazed when the Singaporeans sacrificed their wage to build a school. If that will be done in the Philippines, there would be a revolution….kidding aside… That would never be done in the Philippines. What a sad government depEd, people we have.

What we need are opportunities for people to dream big. To not reduce our country to a bunch of Wowowee shows and Western trends. We need a new generation willing to take risks for the sake of excelling beyond what is expected of them.

This was the real Filipino before and is still in the hearts of the Filipinos today, only dormant. The people are strong. The people are more than their leaders, more than what other people say about them. If we are a weak people, we still have a strong God who perfects His power in weakness.

Besides..

Emilio Jacinto said.. “The Filipino people have always proved themselves bigger than their leaders… Filipino leaders may come and Filipino leaders may go, but not the Filipino people who will continue treading on towards the one destiny the God of Nation has designated for them.”

Spoken like a true hero. =]

If I could only ask a foreign student who studies here about his/her study ethics and how studying works in their countries and their opinion about the education system here.

What about a student who does do better in all aspects and since he got all this from this country how does the world, even his own country, treat him? It’s no wonder why students like this would end up sacrificing his dream to get anything that would pay the bills.

Making a Filipino love studying would mean a lot of inspiration from the right people and knowing what kind of information should he take in and out. It’s not impossible to see nationalistic pilipino scholars it’s just very difficult to keep them hoping and working for the country rather than for their own needs.

very true in our Universities. kaya minsan sa mga proyekto na ginagwa namin mas mabuti ng mag-isa ka kaysa naman may mga kagrupo kang tamad at walang nakikitang BIG sa vision na pinapasa mo…

haaay…

pero magbabago din yan… someday magboboom din ang big visions sa bansa…and it takes one life at a time of sacrifices in threading down greater but harder paths.

Go BRYORG youths!