+ Follow SMART SCHOOLS Tag
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A video showing how the residents of a typhoon-ravaged fishing village learned to sculpt and rebuild their lives through their works won for Smart Communications the second highest honors in the recent 42nd Anvil Awards.
Smart commissioned sculptor Rey Paz Contreras to teach villagers of Banglos, Quezon how to turn driftwood into art pieces, which Smart also helps market.
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[Title] => PCs For Public High Schools: Engineering teachers learn to troubleshoot, network
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Members of the academe from 18 partner colleges and uni-versities of Smart Communica-tions Inc. recently participated in a five-day Basic PC Tech-nology Training held at PLDT Innolab.
The activity is part of Smart’s continuing efforts to strengthen the linkages between the Smart Schools Program and the Smart Wireless Engineering Education Program – two of its community service initiatives that support the improvement of education.
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"In the end, it’s really people who matter. That’s why we are focusing our effort in giving teachers relevant training and access to online content so they can make the most out of the internet as a learning resource," said Ramon Isberto, Smart public affairs head, during a press conference held at the Southeastern College in Pasay City.
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[Title] => Smart Schools: Techno teaching makes its way to Batanes
[Summary] => Nearly three decades ago, when Florencia Cielo of Batanes began teaching, she and her colleagues in the country’s northernmost province were in a manner of speaking "all in the same boat." They were all totally dependent on cargo ships to deliver textbooks and other instructional materials that they badly needed.
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[Title] => Smart ‘interconnects’ tech education programs
[Summary] => In nearly half of the 107 colleges and universities offering electronics and communications engineering (ECE) all over the country, students are getting the next best thing to on-the-job training right on campus, in "wireless laboratories" equipped with radio base station facilities.
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Smart commissioned sculptor Rey Paz Contreras to teach villagers of Banglos, Quezon how to turn driftwood into art pieces, which Smart also helps market.
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The activity is part of Smart’s continuing efforts to strengthen the linkages between the Smart Schools Program and the Smart Wireless Engineering Education Program – two of its community service initiatives that support the improvement of education.
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"In the end, it’s really people who matter. That’s why we are focusing our effort in giving teachers relevant training and access to online content so they can make the most out of the internet as a learning resource," said Ramon Isberto, Smart public affairs head, during a press conference held at the Southeastern College in Pasay City.
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September 9, 2006 - 12:00am
