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 Delfin: Top 10 Things to Bring to the Public School

Clarissa Delgado, CEO; Monette Santos, Chief Program Officer; Cynes Magpantay, Chief-of-Staff; TFP staff, former bosses; Parents, guests, and of course, my fellow soon-to-be-fellows.   Good Afternoon. I could still remember my first day as a Fellow in my school. It... Read More

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Teacher Delfin: “Iba talaga kapag nakita mo...

It was my first time to go to my new home for the next two years. Amidst the grogginess and the fatigue,... Read More >

Teacher Kris on Being Welcomed to the...

The term Brigada Eskwela may mean different things to different people. For some, it may be a modern act of... Read More >

Katrina Santner: My Hour With Wendy Kopp

As a Teach for America alum, Wendy Kopp’s visit was a much-anticipated one. Imagine that it took both of us... Read More >

Bunny Luz: My Hour with Wendy Kopp

Bunny Luz (fourth from right) along with Wendy Kopp and the Teach for the Philippines team at HQ.   In... Read More >

Clarissa Delgado: My Hour with Wendy Kopp

Over the course of my work with the Teach For All network, I have had the honor and the pleasure... Read More >

Gian Karlo Dapul: My Hour With Wendy...

Gian asks Wendy Kopp a question during her session at Summer Institute.   We were told that she was a... Read More >

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Ryan Bestre: My Hour With Wendy Kopp

Welcome to Experiences, the official Teach for the Philippines blog! Experiences serves as a journal, a safe space for reflection, for our Fellows... Read More >