While I wrote of the impact of K-12 on tertiary education in the Philippines, it is interesting to reexamine the positions I asserted and the suggestions I gave within the context of postcolonial world order and the promotion of national interest. Over the unnoticed dark cloud of hegemony in global education, Phillippine educators and advocates of [...]
Archive for May, 2011
Hegemony in Philippine Education: Rejoinder on K-12 Challenge
Posted: May 21, 2011 in Academics, Education, politicsTags: K-12 and nationalist education, K-12 and Philipine Culture, k-12 Challenge
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Human Hostility on Homosexuality
Posted: May 15, 2011 in Analysis, culture, politics, Popular CultureTags: anti-gay bill, anti-homosexuality, david bahati, homosexuality and culture, killl-the-gay bill, religion and politics, Uganda
Human society is a network of interconnected social elements, with organic beings that interact for its preservation and advancement. Culture, religion, politics and economics play as environmental frames in running social affairs, in promoting citizens’ welfare, in keeping order and in instilling a sort of moral fibre to hold everything together for the state. In [...]
The Burden of Proof
Posted: May 6, 2011 in Analysis, ICT, politicsTags: Bin laden dead or alive, bin laden is dead, proving Bin Laden's death
The news, that US forces’ raid in Osama Bin Laden’s hideout in Pakistan succeeded to bring him down, was initially received with political euphoria, across the globe. The claim that Bin Laden is dead, and the accounts of how the long hunted Al-Qaeda was killed with some other people inside his camp were retold and verified by [...]
Mighty Thor (Chris Hemsworth), the god of thunder is the son of Odin, King of a peaceful realm named Asgard, lying somewhere out there in the cosmos. Because of his arrogance, pride and vanity this warrior leader was cast out to Earth. But here, he learned of what is to be like a true hero. The story is Marvel [...]
