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Importance of Critical thinking of Filipino Students

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Chester Cabalza

Meet the Filipino Generation Z (Gen Z-ers): the latest addition to the Philippine workforce, and what now accounts for about 20% of the country's current population. They are also known as the digital natives those that have been born and reared towards the beginning of the 21st century where rapid technological advancements took place. This study aims to fill the gap in the literature to better understand the Filipino Generation Z and how their values, norms, and ideologies shape the country's businesses, and everyday conversations using survey method and analyzed through descriptive statistics.

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Starting from the premise that teachers need to become stronger advocates and activists for the children they teach, this study considered the extent to which teacher education programs might encourage or hinder an activist disposition in preservice teachers. The research component of the paper involved a literature review of 72 articles, reports and dissertations that had preservice teacher dispositions as their focus. The dispositions described in each source were analyzed to determine their potential for nurturing or hindering advocacy and activism in preservice teachers. While a definitive answer was difficult because of limited information as to how dispositions were nurtured and what was taking place in coursework, the notion of activist teaching was nearly absent in the articles reviewed and, in fact, a number of the dispositions had the potential to conflict with each other and encourage compliance over activism. The paper also recommends that is activism and advocacy is to be nurtured it should be based on the rights of children as described in the United Nation Declaration for the Rights of the Child. It is argued that those rights would form a stronger moral foundation for action than the current conceptions of social justice and equity.

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This chapter includes reviews of related literature where in the researchers used to emphasize and support the following key terms that will be used in the study. It focuses on the key terms and aspects on understanding the research. Special Filipino Curriculum (SFC) According to R. Tangonan (2017), the technology-oriented curriculum aims to develop a program for foreign language speaking students of Filipino. Its objective is to look into their needs; enumerate the competencies that shall be developed by the curriculum; and evaluate the effectiveness of the curriculum of Special Filipino Class (SFC) to the students. Teachers and students of SFC in Saint Pedro Poveda College were used in the Focused Group Discussion (FGD) in order to identify topics to be developed in the curriculum while three experts in the field of curriculum and language evaluated the created course. Results of the evaluation revealed that the foreign students who are studying the Filipino language give much importance in sharing their ideas and understanding to people around them, thus making them more practical in choosing the lessons and activities to do. On the other hand, the second language teachers focus on the teaching of Filipino values and culture embedded in their lessons. With these results, the infusion of technology was made to the strategies in teaching Filipino language to create meaningful activities for the students that will cultivate not

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Improving students’ critical thinking skills

Literacy is not limited to simply being able to read and write. For students to show academic progress, they also need to display a solid comprehension of information, proficiency in the subject, and critical thinking skills.

Studies show that students in the Philippines have struggled with reading comprehension, and do not process written information adequately. The effects of this are evident in society through the many young people who share information on social media without processing or verifying it—a practice that leads to the spread of misinformation.

There is a critical need to deepen students’ literacy and enable them to analyze and scrutinize information objectively. Educational institutions need to build students’ ability to determine the reliability of sources to ensure the integrity of academic research, and review their writing before submission. Leveraging technology solutions can aid in honing and improving Filipino students’ collective critical thinking skills.

Although 97.95 percent of the Philippines is literate, this statistic masks serious deficiencies in reading comprehension skills, as the country has not evolved over the last few decades to meet the information processing requirements of the modern world. This gap in critical literacy contributes to troubling sociopolitical trends today, including the rapid spread of misinformation via social media platforms.

To reverse this trend, education institutions must shift toward instruction that empowers students to analyze, read between the lines, and identify credible sources for their own work.

A recent International Literacy Association survey of educators from 65 countries, including the Philippines, found teachers believe that, “determining effective instructional strategies for struggling readers” and “teaching critical literacy skills and how to analyze source material and authorial intent” are the top ways to improve literacy outcomes. Students who build their reading comprehension and critical literacy skills in the classroom have a stronger foundation for upholding academic integrity in their work—and becoming citizens with the ability to evaluate the reliability of news sources. Achieving this academic integrity requires a mutual commitment to honesty, trust, fairness, respect, responsibility, and courage between educators and students.

Educators also need to reinforce the importance of conducting checks of their own work to build a culture of academic integrity in their classrooms.

The first is fact-checking the sources cited in research papers by finding a reliable source that disagrees with the opinion presented in the paper. While the citations may be correct, it is still important for students to fact-check to uncover any weak sources and catch debatable or false information. Spelling and grammar are also important for students to habitually check before submitting papers. While basic word processors and other technologies check for errors, they are not replacements for human analysis and getting another set of eyes to catch mistakes.

Students also need to learn to check the clarity of their writing to ensure that ideas are laid out as simply as possible. The more clearly they can present information, the lower the chance of the information being misconstrued. Finally, teaching students to check papers for plagiarism and ensure that information is not copied from sources before submitting is crucial. There are a number of ways to support this, including the “cleanroom writing” technique which teaches students to clearly separate the writing process from their readings of other people’s work. This will help students be 100-percent sure that carefully cited sources are not copied.

Teaching students these simple steps to check papers before submission can go a long way in reinforcing academic integrity in classrooms. To improve critical literacy in the Philippines, students also need to develop a foundation that will help them analyze online sources and news information confidently. The right mix of technology tools can help both educators and students ensure academic integrity in the classroom, and facilitate deeper reading comprehension among students.

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Jack Brazel is Southeast Asia’s head of business partnerships of Turnitin, a US-based education solutions provider.

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Thinking Pinoy: 10 Traits of Critical Thinking Filipinos

Do you want to be a thinking pinoy? I do. And I hope we can encourage more Filipinos to become thinking Pinoys too. For the past years, we have elected corrupt leaders because most of us were misinformed. And I can say that with certainty because I saw the lies.

I feel that we will be of a disservice to our country if we allow the efficient use of social media and other platforms for propaganda to shape us. They cannot fool us. But we live in a democracy where the vote of the uninformed and the fanatics are more than enough to drown our voices and defeat our choices.

Filipinos yearn for clarity amidst a sea of misinformation and propaganda.

We’ve seen it, haven’t we?

Corrupt politicians sweeping the polls because of charm rather than capability. It’s not entirely our fault, though. The allure of beautifully crafted words and promises of a better tomorrow can be too hard to resist.

Who does not want to get rid of drugs ? Who does not want unity? Who does not want a peaceful and orderly country?

Filipinos want these changes so bad that many of us believe politicians who sell these ideas, though all their lives they’ve been doing the opposite of what they say. They’re promises were made to get votes.

But it’s high time we equip ourselves better, rise above the chaos, and build an informed and critical society.

By embodying the spirit of a thinking Pinoy. What exactly does it mean to be one?

Let’s dig in.

Be A Thinking Pinoy

These days, people find it difficult to talk about being “ matino and mahusay ” because others are quick to say that you are self-righteous. Being vulgar and based are held as being authentic. This does not only happen in the Philippines. I am not sure if it is everywhere, but I know it is widespread.

Social media are used by influencers who get paid for telling outright lies. Unfortunately, they have the ability to tell lies again and again and they don’t get penalized when get caught.

Recently, a blogger won a data privacy case against an influencer. The court ordered the culprit to pay 350,000 pesos. That’s peanuts to what he earns. I doubt it will teach him, and others like him, a lesson.

Many of these influencers were caught making up stories. Once, I saw an influencer admitted in a senate hearing that people like her cannot be expected to tell the truth because they are not journalists. I scratched my head because she has millions of followers.

I choose to stay away from politics because I don’t want to spend time fact-checking propagandists.

Instead, I write more on how to become a good citizen. Becoming a thinking pinoy is one way.

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Critical thinking helps Filipinos make informed decisions. It lets them understand complex ideas and solve problems. It helps in school, work, and everyday life. It makes society better because people question, learn, and innovate.

Critical thinking can guide Filipinos in choosing their leaders. It helps them analyze candidates’ promises, backgrounds, and performance. They can see past propaganda or false claims. It leads to voting for leaders who truly serve the country’s interests.

A thinking Pinoy values honesty and competence. They know that plunderers and incompetent leaders harm the country. They stop progress and hurt the people’s well-being. So, a thinking Pinoy supports leaders who are ethical, capable, and genuinely care for the Philippines.

To encourage Filipinos to be good citizens, we can: Educate: Teach the importance of civic duties like voting and obeying laws. Lead by example: Show honesty, respect, and responsibility in our actions. Promote community involvement: Encourage volunteering and helping neighbors. Foster critical thinking: Help people question, learn, and make good choices. Celebrate good citizenship: Recognize and honor those who contribute positively to society.

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Best Logic Questions with Answer – Tagalog

Best Logic Questions with Answer – Tagalog – Sa article na ito ay inyong matutunghayan ang aming ginawang listahan ng Best Logical Questions with answer o Tagalog logic questions na may sagot . Ang mga logic questions ay kadalasang ginagamit upang matalastas o maalaman ang critical thinking skills, problem solving skills at analytical skill ng isang tao. Kadalasan ay gumagamit ng mga bugtong or mga simpleng tanong na nangangailan lamang din ng simpleng sagot. Maraming Filipino ang gumagamit nito kahit sa panahon ngayon. May mga game shows pa nga na gumagamit ng Logic questions or bugtong sa kanilang games.

Ibang Aralin: Ano ang Talumpati at ang mga Halimbawa Nito? Talumpati Halimbawa Ano ang Talumpati – Halimbawa ng Talumpati

Madami sa atin ang kinaaliwan ang pag gamit ng mga bugtong o Logical questions lalo na ang mga studyante. Katunayan ito na ang ating wika at panitikan ay mayaman at nag dadagdag ng kulay sa pang araw araw na communication nating mga Pilipino. Ang best part, ginagamit natin ito bilang ice breaker or para mapangiti at mawala ang tension or boring moment sa usapan.

Tunghayan natin ang ilang mga halimbawa ng bugtong o logical questions at ang kanilang sagot.

Sa mga pakikipagsalamuha natin sa ibang tao, madalas ay hindi natin alam kung paano sisimulan ito. Pero don’t worry dahil pwede mong simulan ang usapan gamit ang mga jokes or bugtong para masimulan ang usapan ng masaya. Ang mga Tricky Logic Question na matutunghayan mo sa article na ito ay pwedeng pwede mong ishare sa iyong mga kaibigan, kakilala at pwede mo din itong gamitin kung gusto mo ng mapangiti ang interviewer sa iyong interview. Oh di ba? Mas may chance ka ng ma-hire pag napangiti mo ang hiring manager mo!

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Nais mo bang mapangiti ang iyong crush, boyfriend o girlfirend, asawa o kaibigan? Narito ang ilan sa mga logic questions Tagalog at sagot o bugtong  aming inilista. Siguradong mapapangiti at maalis ang tension o stress sa usapan. Ika nga ng iba, mga pang ice breaker ito kapag nag uusap.

Logic Questions With Answers Tagalog

Narito ang ilang nakakatuwang lohikal na tanong na may sagot sa Tagalog na siguradong inyong magugustuhan at kagigiliwan. 

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Sana ay makatulong ang ginawa naming list sa pang araw araw na pakikipag usap sa ating kaibigan, pamilya o kahit sinong nakakasalamuha natin sa araw araw. Ang mga Logic Questions or bugtong at nakakaaliw, kaya naman gumawa kami ng listahan ng logic questions with answers sa Tagalog at English para ito ay inyong magamit. 

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