" Not by chance...by CHOICE!"....

     " No man was ever wise by chance, it is by choice."                               

       I often heard this from my teachers before, from the speakers/discussants during seminars, and YES, it's true! It is our choice whether we want to learn or not, and willing to face the challenges that we may encounter with the Blended Mentorship Program.
    
       Today's topic is all about research. The methods,the processes, the problems and most especially the statistics that we are going to consider in making a research are all jumbling and tickling in my mind. I have mixed emotions on this. I feel privilege/lucky because I have the chance to study and do things on this and that ( by nature, I love doing that is new to me esp. it's all about fun,fun and fun) but in doing research, as we go through a lot of processes, I don't think I'll have fun on this. But as Dexter S. Ontoy, a research specialist from Cebu Normal University (CNU) go on with his discussion and the workshop he gave us, I was a little bit enlightened on what to do.I fully understand the importance of having a research. So with the afternoon session with, Dr. Zosima Pañares, another research specialist from CNU ,she was able to introduced or shall we say recall the lessons about Statistics in a lighter way. She taught us how to get the statistical data and
interpret it without hassle ( ...just hope I could still remember it ).                                                              

       Thanks God! the day ended with a picture,picture (picture taking) with Dr. Pañares.

Smiles and Laughters...

     The participants were all in smiles on the second day, it was maybe because we were able to open or create our own blog site successfully after how many attempts and failures in signing in and creating a blog. Aside from opening a blog site on our first session, we made a blog and published it. Whew! we're now bloggers.

      As Dr.Bagarinao started to talked on Science content and let us list down the topics which we found difficult to teach, the smiles were starting to fade away...Why o why???

        The Pedagogy in Teaching Science was also elaborated by Sir Bagarinao, we had our groupings and made our output through power point, a lesson plan which the topic was given by sir and we were to think/make a strategy to a certain topic. We presented it to the whole participants and made comments/critique about the presentation headed by Ma'am Alvie and Ma'am Rhona from UPOU.

      Again,ended our day with blogging...but,mind you guys,we still manage to smile and even laugh.

         Could we still have our smiles and laughter on the next day? ABANGAN....