@Sydney2OnNoiseApp 6 January 2025

One thing that has crossed my mind right now, if I really want to teach for passion, I should choose private schools over public school (DepEd). I have never been in a private school, but these places, you will really feel the feeling of being a teacher with students really listening to you compared to public school where you are not really teaching but yelling at the students to sit down and clean ALL day. The only issues you will mostly encounter teaching in a private schools are the entitled parents who will crash you down when they are not satisfied with the scores and grades of their students. Which is which.   I don't blame the teachers and the students because they're victims of circumstances. If the government would only fund the public education well, quality education is attainable, and when I say quality, I mean the conducive learning.   If money is not the issue and you really want to have the experience of being a teacher "teaching" to your students, go for private schools because DepEd is not the right place to teach; the lessons are not even taught properly. And also some private schools adapted the international curriculum while DepEd is still stuck in the old times. I can really testify to it, as some of the examples and lessons in the modules are using 90s, 2015, and 2014 examples, and what makes it even worse is that the statistics are based on that year. This makes the lesson even more irrelevant to the current time. I feel sorry for the students today. They don't always revise their statistical examples and lectures to match with the present generation. And to tell you, public schools here in the Philippines are behind in terms of technology! Do you think it's impossible here for the classrooms to be lacking in technology and conducivity (I'm referring to reducing the 50-60 students per classroom)?    Well, one thing that will end all of this is to end the corruption. But since ruling people are only after their interest, quality education is not for every Filipino child.