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November 22, 2016
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PHILIPPIANS 4:13 I CAN DO ALL THIS THROUGH HIM WHO GIVES ME STRENGTH
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The officers and members of the Cagayan de Oro chapter of the Philippine Society of Mechanical Engineers pose during their annual convention over the weekend, at Rosario Pavilion in Cagayan de Oro City. They are (not in order) president Karlo Ray San Miguel, VP-internal Raul Logronio, VP-external Gordon Michael del Bando, VP-technical Cyril Fabrea, secretary Jonabel Borres, treasurer Cecilio Espadilla Jr., auditor Kirk Patrick Corrales, PRO Rico Lorono, and directors Exor Dablo, Junelito Daligdig, Hector Kim Espadilla, Joel Adriano, Armando Entece, Herminigildo Sia and Brian Villarias, and immediate past president Rogelio Golez Jr. photo supplied
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Sec. Taguiwala wants DSWD to be under the Duterte administration
Smart public affairs head Mon Isberto
Education Summit underscores importance of learning digital tools THE country’s education stakeholders recently identified digital or ICT (information and communications technology) tools as critical in enhancing learning at all levels and in different settings. In a workshop led by mobile services provider Smart Communications as part of the recent Education Summit in Pasay City, representatives of educational institutions, nongovernment organizations, and the public and private sectors proposed ways to improve education through technology. Among the recommendations See summit, page B3
THE Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) held its second and last of its two annual meetings, dubbed as National Management Development Conference (NMDC). This second meeting was held in Baguio City, and is attended by all the national and regional officials of the DSWD from all over the country, including the program and bureau directors. ROLE IN FIGHTING POVERTY Social Welfare and Development Secretary Judy Former 1-CARE Party List Representative and Bukidnon II Electric Cooperative Inc. (BUSECO) General Manager Edgardo R. Masongsong has been elected as the new administrator of the National Electrification M. Taguiwalo shared with Administration (NEA) . Masongsong took his oath of office before Department of Energy Secretary Alfonso members of the media the G. Cusi at the DOE Head Office at Taguig City, Metro Manila last 18 November 2016. photo supplied agency’s thrusts and priori-
ties for 2017 which are all in line with three points in Pres. Rodrigo Duterte’s 10-point socio-economic agenda, namely: Item 7: Invest in human capital development, including health and education systems, and match skills and training to meet the demand of businesses and the private sector. Item 9: Improve the social protection programs, including the government’s Conditional Cash Transfer program to protect the poor against instability and economic shocks. Item 10: Strengthen implementation of the ReSee voice, page B3
Amid permitting issues at LGU level
Globe Telecom: PH user per cellsite density highest in Asia
Amid continuing permitting challenges relating to the establishment of new facilities, telecommunication providers in the Philippines serve more customers per site
compared to other operators Asia, Globe per-site density in the Philippines is about 2,244, based on estimates of 21,000 total Telecom said. According to Globe Chief Information cell sites against internet users of around & Technology Officer Gil Genio, userSee user, page B3
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Do not surrender
The Gospel of Jesus Christ (November22, 2016-Tuesday)Mark 10:2831” And Jesus answered and said, Verily I say unto you, There is no man that hath left house, or brethren, or sisters, or father, or mother, or wife, or children, or lands, for my sake, and the gospel’s, But he shall receive an hundredfold now in this time, houses, and brethren, and sisters, and mothers, and children, and
lands, with persecutions; and in the world to come eternal life: You need to focus to the real treasure of your life. Focus on God no matter what. Hebrews 12:2”fixing our eyes on Jesus, the author and source of faith, who for the joy set before Him endured the cross. Look at what happened to Peter; he sank from the water because he was afraid by the storms on his back. Matthew
14:30”But seeing the wind, he became frightened, and beginning to sink, he cried out, “Lord, save me! This is your future once you are afraid of something. Fear has nothing to do to a child of the living God. Take note; Faith activates God; fear activates Satan. Fear is the entry point of Satan in your life. The more fears do you possessed; the more chances for Satan to come in your life. Do not worry
for everything because God puts everything in order once you are doing the right things. Isaiah 41:10”`Do not fear, for I am with you; do not anxiously look about you, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, surely I will help you; surely I will uphold you with my righteous right hand.’ Do not be afraid in choosing the right thing and choosing God in your life no matter what even to point of death. To die
Pantawid Program Brings Education Closer to Marginalized Families By Mary Jane S. Sicalan – Agnas Teacher 111 Old Kibawe Elementary School Old Kibawe, Kibawe, Bukidnon
Poverty is a universal problem that greatly affects a person’s way of life. It is one factor that hinders people to value learning, because first and foremost, eating square meal is more important than learning. However, it is education that helps families to achieve a sustainable life. This is what the government also believes, pushing it to provide programs to address poverty. For education sector, Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program or simply 4Ps is implemented to help bridge the access of learning among marginalized families. 4Ps is a poverty allevia-
tion program, mounted during the time of then President Benigno Aquino. It is a human development measure of the national government, in the lead of Department of Social Welfare and Development, the social welfare and development monitoring body of the Philippine government. In here, there is assistance or provision of monetary support to identified extremely poor families, which intends to attend to their immediate needs. The support does not stop on giving the families with monetary assistance. Along with this support, DSWD requires these families to
invest in the health and education of their children. These serve as the tools to break the intergenerational poverty cycle, for these families to improve their lives and eventually remove them in the list of extremely poor families, as this is the purpose of the program. Published under the government’s official publication, the Official Gazette, this alleviation program is patterned after the condition cash transfer (CCT) schemes in Latin American and African countries, which have been successful in elevating millions of poor people around the globe. 4Ps operates in all 17 regions of the Philippines and is serving 1,484 municipalities. Individuals under
this program are identified through Listahanan or National Household Targeting System for Poverty Reduction. For most families, 4Ps has given them the right start, a hope that someday they will be elevated from the stage they are in. It served as the foundation of their faith that despite the dark path, there is light nearby. The Pantawid Program is one successful government program which its results will testament. From the time that it has been implemented, a number of children coming from poorest of the poor families already graduated, which means that they can pursue higher learning, open wider opportunities and develop their lives.
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Why there is Scouting in DepEd? By Jove Jane Galarport – Duran Teacher-1 Old Kibawe Elementary school
Through the years, Department of Education conducts Scouting and encourages participation among girls and boys in schools. This is the reason why Boy Scouts of the Philippines, Girl Scouts of the Philippines or even Star Scouts for youngest ones are formed. So, what is really the purpose of this? Fostering children to be the people they are ought to be in the future is not just an overnight work. It takes a lot of teaching and communication plan,
memoranda, various monthly celebrations and several others, for making them is not just limited on teaching them their daily lessons but as well includes enhancing their skills and talents and embodying values which are of utmost importance. Scouting is one of these activities. Celebrated usually every month of October, Scouting is a form of movement that aims to support young people in their physical, mental and spiritual development, that they may play constructive roles in society, with a strong
focus on the outdoors and survival skills. During this activity, children are involved to different activities that develops them to be value-coiled individuals. As such, they are honed to be people for others, through allowing them to actively participate in activities that train them to be helpful in the community in the future. It also equips them with knowledge about nationalism, that would teach them about being patriotic and responsible citizens of the country. Scouting has been long conducted in schools, serving the role of equipping
children the right attitude. It is as well helpful to develop them in order to be active and responsive in various occurring situations. Children need this Scouting activity and it is just proper that it should be continued. School administration should just ensure the safety and security in Scouting. In doing this, involving parents, local government units and private sectors is required. As the maxim goes, “it takes a village to raise a child.” In other words, it requires a whole community to develop a child to be an entity he ought to be.
Advantages of Using Mother Tongue as Medium of Instruction In Teaching By Marife G. Taer – Barbas Old Kibawe Elementary School
It is but overwhelming to know that Department of Education has expanded its venues to deliver quality education. The implementation of K to 12 Basic Education system elevated Philippine Education and as well helped in addressing what was lacking that affects the learning of Filipino students. One thing that K to 12 brought is the improvement of the method in educating youngsters that belong to different ethnic groups. True
that before, these students have experienced triple the hardships of an ordinary student could encounter. Aside from the kind of environment, communication is the very first struggle of a student belonging to an ethnic group because first and foremost, he has to master and learn English and Filipino which are the medium slated in educational materials. It is just to be thankful for that Mother-Tongue Based Multi-lingual Education or
MTB-MLE has been introduced. It is because in this system, there is a so-called transition. Students are taught Filipino and English languages through their own dialects. Basic lessons are also taught through Mother Tongue. Thus, it further promotes fast-paced learning among students. Another point to be grateful about MTB-MLE is that it pushed several initiatives. Department of Education has started working on translating educational materials to different dialects, which
are as well very useful. Moreover, this program has recognized the different sub-cultures that Philippine Ethnic Groups has, allowing for a clearer understanding of one’s identity and giving utmost importance to the Culture and traditional practices. Giving basic things a priority is a key towards learning more complex lessons. It is the thought that was ignored in the past years, and MTB-MLE has been an instrument to address and realize this.
ICT Learning In School By Maricel Ando-Pobadora Teacher III Old Kibawe Elementary School Kibawe, Bukidnon
Using ICT in school allow the students to obtain resources of information with the click of a button. Mostly of our young people are enjoying the use of this modern gadgets to learn innovative programs for communication . They can easily type their query and get relevant result within a matter or seconds. They become more effective independent learners preparing for their future. Students enjoy making use of computer, a tablets to learn innovative programs that has been developed by collaborating partners are used by teachers and students. It is convenient for the students and teach-
ers as well to do their work on the computer as most of them use the internet when they go home. Using ICT in school give the students a headstart for their future by staying relevant, by learning how computer to do effective research. It puts the students a step up in the heavily competitive job sector ICT motivate both teachers and students , feel that ICT use greatly contributes to students motivation for learning. By using computer assignments are now posted online , low income families , disabled students, all students do benefit from the use of ICT in school.
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from page B1 Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Law to enable poor couples to make informed choices on financial and family planning. “The DSWD will implement these points in the National Agenda through the assiduous practice of its core values of respect for human dignity, service excellence, and integrity. We reaffirm and emphasize the necessity to treat the poor and marginalized with respect and compassion. We are servants of the Filipino people, and they expect no less from us,” said Sec. Taguiwalo. “The DSWD will build on the gains it has achieved in improving the level of well-being of Filipinos and reducing the vulnerabilities of the poor, marginalized, and disadvantaged sectors in the society. Its organizational plan and budget will focus on carrying out its mandate and vision by extending prompt, adequate and caring service to the Filipino people through inter-agency and multi-stakeholder collaboration,” she explained. NEW VISION; NEW MISSION As 2016 closes and as 2017 will soon begin, the welfare secretary also said that the agency will adopt a new vision and mission which also takes off from the Duterte government’s Ambition Natin 2040, the government’s 25year long-term vision for the Philippines. “At the DSWD, we will also set a new vision: we envision all Filipinos free from hunger and poverty, have equal opportunities, enabled by a fair, just, and peaceful society. We are one with the Filipino people. Our vision is a vision for all of us. And because we have a new vision, so will we also carry a new mission: the DSWD will spearhead social welfare and development programs with government agencies, partners, and the Filipino people. The DSWD will serve as the voice of the people in the government, able to articulate their welfare and development needs, and provide substantive policy inputs for the government’s achieve poverty reduction plan,” said Sec. Taguiwalo. Sec. Taguiwalo said that the department’s vision and the way to achieve it will be based on actual people’s needs. “We will execute our social protection mandate not just through cash transfers, but with policy alternatives for the well-being of the people. We have to sharpen our saws to achieve our vision. Our
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Senior High School’s role in producing real life-ready graduates By Terry Lucille T. Malinis SST- III BNSHI- Maramag, Bukidnon
K to 12 Basic Education, as currently the system which the country is following, has introduced several new methods in teaching in at aim of enhancing skills and capabilities of the country’s manpower. The creation of Senior High School program as the finale of K to 12 is one good example. It allows graduates to be great and good help in their respective community. As
everyone could observe, this program offers specializations or tracks like the areas of academic, sports, arts and design and several others. In time that a student could choose his field of specialization, he will be trained and equipped with learning that gives focus to that field. In this way, even during his basic education years, a student already has an idea on his main interests paving way to determining what program course that
organization, too, should be resilient. We will improve the welfare of the DSWD workforce. We will exercise due diligence to ensure that MOA workers and Job Order (JO) workers are given the dignity of labor. They must receive benefits due their work. I want to see emerging leaders in the DSWD. We have to propagate our expertise to the younger social welfare professionals in our department,” she said. IMPACT ASSESSMENT The welfare head also said that under her leadership, DSWD will conduct an impact evaluation of its social welfare programs. “We will develop our research agenda to meet this end. We have been burdened with routine work that we have forgotten to measure our impact on the lives of our people. We need to see the concrete impact of the supplementary feeding, social pension, educational assistance, and other programs. What we want is to make sure that our collective efforts have meaning in the struggle against poverty of the Filipino people – that none of our time, efforts, and resources are going to waste or not being maximized. We are in the DSWD to serve the poor – we have to make sure that we are performing this duty without fail,” she said. (DSWD)
Mon Isberto stressed that teaching ICT subjects is not enough, and that teachers and students should use ICT tools to enhance learning. Smart has partnered with the Community of Learners Foundation and tech startup OrangeFix to develop the Batibot mobile application, which can be downloaded for free on Android devices. Created in response to the lack of localized educational content for kids, this is first app in Filipino aligned with the kindergarten curriculum of the Department of Education. Smart has also been donating mobile digital laboratories to public schools all over the country. The TechnoCart is a 2x2 ft cart containing 20 tablets for students, as well as a laptop, projector, and mobile WiFi for the teacher. Each tablet is preloaded with the Batibot app. Meanwhile, the School-ina-Bag is a backpack donated to schools in remote areas, especially those without electricity. It contains a solar panel for electricity, a laptop, tablet, mobile phone, pocket WiFi, LED TV, and learning modules. Since June 2015, 30 TechnoCarts have been donated by Smart and partner organizations and individuals, while around 20 School-in-a-Bag units will be turned over by the end of the year. School recipients of these digital learning packages have reported heightened interest and improved skills among students. More information on Smart’s education programs can be found at learnsmart. ph.
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best suits him. As a fact, a lot of college students stay longer in college because of their failure to choose a course where their interests and intelligence complement. Specialization is good for it prepares an individual to the next level of education which is the college education. Another good thing about this specialization is it is as well a vocational training. If a Senior High graduate fail to pursue college education, there are other possible ways for him to be still productive. It is
through entering Entrepreneurship, or investing his acquired skills to several other venues. This helps in minimizing unemployment rate of the country. Instead, it will push economic growth because everyone is earning. The decision of having an educational system that best address the problems of the country is a two-thumbs up. Despite the challenges this educational system has faced during its implementation stage such as the shortage of teachers, school infrastructures and educational mate-
rials, Senior High School keeps standing strong in its aim to succeed on its vision of producing high quality human resources who will be competitive players even in the global arena. Senior High is on top on its goal to widen employment opportunities to a Filipino graduates, equally addressing the unemployment problem of the country. Furthermore, as we all know, overcoming unemployment is a big leap in solving the poverty cycle the country is suffering.
in size to the Philippines, has a much lower user-per-site density of only 860, based on total number of cell sites of 55,000 against internet users of 47.3 million, which is also almost equal to the Philippines’ total internet users of 47.1 million. Malaysia, with total cell sites of 22,000 against internet users of 20.6 million has a user-per-site density of 937. Japan with 220,000 cell sites against internet users of 115 million has a user-per-site density of 522 while China with 1.18 million cell sites against internet users totaling 688 million, has a user-per-site density of 566. Currently, Globe Telecom has a cell site backlog of around 3,000 sites owing to difficulties in securing permits from various local government units, homeowners associations and other government agencies, that cause considerable delay in the construction of such facilities, said Genio. According to him, at least 25 permits are needed to put up one cell sites and the permitting process takes at least 8 months to complete barring major concerns from various agencies. He stressed that construction of additional sites is critical in improving internet services in the country, pointing out that this will provide more bandwidth for local internet users. While some special interest groups have proposed for the adoption of open access model in the Philippines, Genio emphasized that such policy is good only for mature economies with good infrastructure investments. The open access model allows the sharing the physical infrastructure across multiple operators which can contribute significantly to improving cost effectiveness.
In the country, however, such model should be applied only in industries where players contribute infrastructure investment on a reciprocal basis. “The problem is congestion because of disproportionate number of cell sites versus traffic. Tower sharing will not alleviate congestion as current sites are in same locations. Tower co-location will not solve anything if we maintain same number of cell sites; rather, we need to build more sites,” Genio emphasized. To improve cell site per user density in the Philippines, the government needs to prioritize infrastructure builds for the telco industry. The government, particularly at the local level, should simplify the acquisition process for cell sites and rationalize permitting process including tower fees, he said. He also said spectrum management and monitoring by the National Telecommunications Commission is also important. “Spectrum alloca-
tion is a function of site density in order to serve customers effectively. Spectrum must not be left in the hands of private companies that do not use it to benefit consumers,” he said. Genio said Globe also supports an update on the country’s ICT strategy and plan including the development of a national broadband plan to improve delivery of government services; promote process efficiencies for public service and provide WiFi services in public areas and internet connectivity in public schools. The company also supports calls for an amendment on existing laws as the Telecom Policy Act of 1935 and Republic Act 7925 or the Public Telecommunications Act of 1995 to reflect 21st century requirements and enable rationalization of the management, allocation or assignment of radio frequency spectrum in a manner that is transparent, fair, and economically efficient and effective, he added.
EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF INTESTATE ESTATE OF THE LATE FIDEL Z. LIMPIADO, JR. WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS (IN FAVOR OF HEIRS)
thence; Containing an area of TWENTY THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED SIXTY FIVE (20,865) square meters, more or less.; TAX DECLARATION NO. 0809-0015-00073R13 (PARCEL-4) Lot No. 6552 Location Casiongan Area: 12.2460 hectares; is the subject of EXTRAJUDICIAL SETTLEMENT OF INTESTATE OF INTESTATE ESTATE OF THE LATE FIDEL Z. LIMPIADO, JR. WITH WAIVER OF RIGHTS (IN FAVOR OF HEIRS); executed by and between: 1. JOVITA C. LIMPIADO, of legal age, Filipino, widow and resident of Aprovel subd., Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City; 2. JOYCELIMPIADO- RICONALLA, of legal age, Filipino, married and resident of Aprovel subd., Bulua, Cagayan de Oro City; 3. JANET C. LIMPIADO, of legal age, Filipino, single and resident of Sydney, Australia; That further, by virtue of these presents, that all the HEIRS-ADJUDICATES hereby voluntarily WAIVE, RELINQUISH, RENOUNCE and CONVEY, as they have the settlement unto and in favor of herein HEIRS JOYCE LIMPIADO RICONALLA and JANET C. LIMPIADO, thereby conveying and adjudicating to the latter the property subject of this settlement with all improvements found thereon and for which both freely accept such WAIVER.; Under Notary Public of ATTY. PERSEVERANDO L. ARANA, JR.; as per Doc No. 335; Page No. 68; Book No. 78; Series of 2016.
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Notice is hereby given that the intestate estate of the deceased FIDEL Z. LIMPIADO, JR., (hereinafter referred to as the DECEDENT) who died on May 9, 2016 at Cagayan de Oro Medical Center; the DECEDENT, as the spouse of herein surviving heir Jovita C. Limpiado, left the following parcel of land particularly described as follows: TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-137-2016000583 (PARCEL 1) AA PARCEL OF LAND (Lot No. 6259-B-2-C-2-B-2 Plan no. Psd-10-044311 portion lot 6259-B-2-C2-B, Psd-10-023280;situated at Bulua, Cagayan de Oro, Island of Mindanao.; Containing an area of ONE HUNDRED SQUARE METERS (100) more or less.,; TRANSFER CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. T-43920 (PARCEL-2) A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot 4, Block 5 of the subdivision plan (LCR) Psd-10-169564, being a portion of lot 11, (LCR) Pcs-8974, LCR Cad. R.c No. 1612), situated in the District of Bulua, City of Cagayan de Oro, Island Mindanao.; Containing an area of TWO HUNRED FIFTY (250) square meters, more or less.; ORIGINAL CERTIFICATE OF TITLE NO. P-1857 (PARCEL-3) A PARCEL OF LAND (Lot No. 2258, Case 17, Cad-555-D Naval Cadastre to career 1 of lot;
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