Kuwento

KUWENTO means story, and this is our space for reflection. This is where members of the Teach for the Philippines family share their experience of being part of the movement towards education reform. We hope that through sharing our KUWENTO, we will be able to give you a more complete view of what it means to leave your mark for our children, and for our country.


‘Cher Ken: Today, We Made Laws. And I Broke Them.

The premise is simple: Create five laws that every teacher must abide. A student raises a motion and the class votes whether this must be passed or not. After a few minutes of thinking and voicing out their opinions, they... Read More

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Teacher Reg: I Fell in Love With...

The following Experiences entry has been edited and reposted with permission from the author's original blog post, which can be... Read More >

Teacher Miggy: To the First Student I...

The following Experiences entry has been reposted with permission from the blog of one of our Fellows, Miggy Zaballero of... Read More >

Teacher Sofia: Para Kay Idol

Sabi nila, wala ka raw mararating. Sabi din nila, hanggang “skills” na lang ang kaya mong matutunan at hindi ka... Read More >

Teacher Kat’s Letter of Love

To that kid in class - This is how i know that i love you: I know because I hate... Read More >

Teacher Carmina: Papasa Kami! (We Will Pass!)

Kahapon ang kauna-unahang beses na nagdasal kami ng mga estudyante ko bilang isang klase (dahil akala ko, bawal ang pagdarasal... Read More >

Teacher Adam: Kahit Na Ano, Ayaw Kong...

When I was in elementary school, class began at 9:15 AM. Here, 9:15 AM means my kids have five minutes... Read More >

Teacher Bea: My Magical Moment in Class

Last week, two of my 14-year-olds in my advisory class decided that they finally wanted to learn how to read.... Read More >

Teacher Evee: Superhero

Committing two years of my life as a public school teacher is a decision questionable and surprising for many. Some... Read More >

Teacher Leslie on Her First Month as...

I did it. I made it through the first month.  I have already learned so much about the public school... Read More >

Teacher Miggy: Fall In Love Every Day

I have always envisioned the first day of class as a moment of love - I envisioned seeing my students... Read More >