by Daniel Francisco Del Rosario | Oct 18, 2019 | AHEAD, Awesome Pointers, Mommy Memos
Exposing your child to books at an early age will help him/her develop a love for reading. It has been proven that children who are wide readers are more creative and see the world in many different ways, than those who don’t. As the saying goes, the man who...
by Daniel Francisco Del Rosario | Oct 16, 2019 | AHEAD, Awesome Pointers, Student's Kit
Teachers play a big part in our lives, for they not only teach us their subjects, but many other life lessons as well. In the previous installment, I presented stories of legendary professors, but now, I am proud to present more stories of legendary teachers, not just...
by Daniel Francisco Del Rosario | Oct 14, 2019 | AHEAD, Awesome Pointers, Student's Kit
In school, group-works are very common activities, and they do teach us skills that are useful in the workplace, like dealing with people, time management, and how to collaborate effectively. In fact, I find group activities to be fun, provided that everyone does...
by Daniel Francisco Del Rosario | Oct 14, 2019 | AHEAD, Awesome Pointers, Student's Kit
Once in a student’s college life, he/she has to deal with terror profs. These profs may either be scary, grade low, or are generally not nice to students. However, we may still learn a thing or two from them. Here are some of the best, and somewhat colorful,...
by Daniel Francisco Del Rosario | Oct 13, 2019 | AHEAD, Awesome Pointers, Student's Kit
In College, you, dear students, will encounter many professors. Some of them will be terror teachers, either to your psyche or to your grade, others will just give you that A, or some may be just average. However, there will be times that you will encounter a...
by Daniel Francisco Del Rosario | Oct 12, 2019 | AHEAD, Awesome Pointers, Student's Kit
Students are in school for one main reason, which is to learn. However, certain behaviors student exhibit make it harder to learn, either because they inconvenience fellow students, or they allow students to develop attitudes which are not conducive to learning. As a...
