+ Follow AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Tag
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[Title] => Seniang evacuees without water, power, food for days
[Summary] => Over 4,000 people still staying in various evacuation centers in this city due to Tropical Storm Seniang disclosed yesterday that they had no food, water and power supply for three days, prompting them to vent their ire through social media.
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[Title] => Mindanao school principals test on Jan 20
[Summary] => The Department of Education (DepEd) has scheduled for Jan. 20 (Sunday) an examination for elementary and secondary school principals in Mindanao and other regions of the country.
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[Title] => LPA-induced rains to affect Vis-Min areas
[Summary] => Moderate to heavy rains brought by a low pressure area (LPA) will continue to affect several areas in the Visayas and Mindanao this weekend, the state weather bureau warned yesterday.
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[Title] => Miranda, Languido sa Milo Marathon Butuan
[Summary] => Dinomina nina Judelyn Miranda at Richeel Languido ang 21k Butuan leg, ang ika-16th yugto ng 36th National Milo Marathon kung saan may 7,859 runners ang nakibahagi kahapon dito.
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[Title] => LGUs, groups honored for disaster response
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[Title] => The search is on for young 'Pinoy Idols'
[Summary] => Are you the talk of your hometown because of your exceptional singing, dancing, painting, or acting? If you are a graduating elementary student, and believe you’ve got the gift and the heart for ART, then you are the talented Pinoy that we’re looking for.
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[Title] => Filipina teacher honored for innovative teaching
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Veering from familiar teaching methods may not be easy in a classroom setting but this teacher perseveres, as she believes in the benefits of trying something new — especially where technology is concerned.
Filipina English teacher Cecilia Estoque from Agusan National High School in Butuan City was recently recognized for her innovative teaching ways when she was awarded Best Representative for the Innovation in Community category during Microsoft Corp.’s Worldwide Innovative Teachers Forum held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-16 00:00:00
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[Title] => A public school teacher finds a partner in learning
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These days, it’s getting harder to keep students interested in classwork. Usual classroom activities like lectures, recitation, even experiments aren’t enough to sustain students’ interest. Teachers today are thus challenged to be innovative in their teaching methods.
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[Title] => Over 200,000 displaced by Agusan flashfloods
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — More than 200,000 people were rendered homeless by flashfloods that swept across the Agusan province due to torrential rains that hit the area for the past four days, the Armed Forces Southern Command reported here.
Maj. Gamal Hayudini, Southern Command information chief, said Butuan City was most affected with 43 of its villages submerged in flood water, displacing more or less 91,664 people.
He said most of those affected were residents of seven barangays, namely, Baan, Riverside, Buhangin, Mahay, Mahogany, Lemon, Sto. Niño and Baobaoan.
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[Title] => 8 killed as cargo truck smashes into tricycle
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Never drive when drunk.
A driver of a six-wheeler cargo truck learned this lesson too late when he, intoxicated from a drinking binge with warehouse workers early last Friday morning, smashed his vehicle into a passenger tricycle here, killing eight people.
Three of the fatalities were killed on the spot, while the rest died later in three hospitals, police said.
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AGUSAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
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[Title] => Seniang evacuees without water, power, food for days
[Summary] => Over 4,000 people still staying in various evacuation centers in this city due to Tropical Storm Seniang disclosed yesterday that they had no food, water and power supply for three days, prompting them to vent their ire through social media.
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[Title] => Mindanao school principals test on Jan 20
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[Title] => LPA-induced rains to affect Vis-Min areas
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[Title] => Miranda, Languido sa Milo Marathon Butuan
[Summary] => Dinomina nina Judelyn Miranda at Richeel Languido ang 21k Butuan leg, ang ika-16th yugto ng 36th National Milo Marathon kung saan may 7,859 runners ang nakibahagi kahapon dito.
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Veering from familiar teaching methods may not be easy in a classroom setting but this teacher perseveres, as she believes in the benefits of trying something new — especially where technology is concerned.
Filipina English teacher Cecilia Estoque from Agusan National High School in Butuan City was recently recognized for her innovative teaching ways when she was awarded Best Representative for the Innovation in Community category during Microsoft Corp.’s Worldwide Innovative Teachers Forum held in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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These days, it’s getting harder to keep students interested in classwork. Usual classroom activities like lectures, recitation, even experiments aren’t enough to sustain students’ interest. Teachers today are thus challenged to be innovative in their teaching methods.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Over 200,000 displaced by Agusan flashfloods
[Summary] => ZAMBOANGA CITY — More than 200,000 people were rendered homeless by flashfloods that swept across the Agusan province due to torrential rains that hit the area for the past four days, the Armed Forces Southern Command reported here.
Maj. Gamal Hayudini, Southern Command information chief, said Butuan City was most affected with 43 of its villages submerged in flood water, displacing more or less 91,664 people.
He said most of those affected were residents of seven barangays, namely, Baan, Riverside, Buhangin, Mahay, Mahogany, Lemon, Sto. Niño and Baobaoan.
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[Title] => 8 killed as cargo truck smashes into tricycle
[Summary] => BUTUAN CITY — Never drive when drunk.
A driver of a six-wheeler cargo truck learned this lesson too late when he, intoxicated from a drinking binge with warehouse workers early last Friday morning, smashed his vehicle into a passenger tricycle here, killing eight people.
Three of the fatalities were killed on the spot, while the rest died later in three hospitals, police said.
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