As a public school teacher, I’ve seen how critical literacy can really change the way students engage with texts. One example I found comes from a study by Fajardo (2024), where college teachers in the Philippines used multimodal texts, such as news...More

As a public school teacher , I’ve seen how the Alternative Learning System (ALS) helps people who didn’t finish formal school. ALS is a good example of functional literacy because it teaches reading, writing, math, and life skills that learners can...More

As a public school teacher, I’ve seen firsthand how process writing can reshape the way students engage with literacy. Unlike the traditional didactic methods, process writing treats writing as a dynamic, learner-centered journey. Students brainstor...More

One classic example of didactic pedagogy is the “chalk-and-talk” method used in many classrooms during the early 20th century. In this approach, the teacher stands at the front, delivers content through lectures, and students listen, take notes, and...More

As an elementary teacher, I had the chance to use KooBits English in my classroom before, and it truly changed how my students approached reading and language learning. Unlike traditional textbooks or worksheets, KooBits English offers interactive l...More

One new social practice that’s really shaping how Filipinos learn today is the use of social media platforms, especially YouTube, TikTok, and Facebook, for educational content. It’s not just for entertainment anymore. Students now watch math tutoria...More