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Tag Archives: reading
Read. To be Happy
Photo Credit: Library of Congress, Prints and Photographs Division, Washington, D.C. 20540 USA While I was in elementary school, I do remember my school having a campaign and posters to promote reading. But I didn’t become passionate about reading until … Continue reading
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Tagged books, educational reform, happiness, passion, possibilities, poster, propaganda, read, reading, school
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Words +==>
Photo Credit: JL 09, http://www.aijc.com.ph/pccf/mediamuseum/images/ang-kalayaan.jpg, Ramon FVelasquez From reading Bob Ong‘s books, specifically Bakit Baliktad Magbasa ng Libro ang mga Pilipino? (English: Why Do Filipinos Read Books In Reverse?), I became acquainted with the Kartilya ng Katipunan (English: Primer of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Ong, books, Emilio Jacinto, Filipino, Gutenberg, Katipunan, paper, printing press, reading, Tagalog, text
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Books: Bob Ong
When I was still working in the call center, I was lucky to have been part of a team that was considered crème de la crème. We were a tight-knit group and we celebrated each others’ birthdays. So when the … Continue reading
Individuals: Thomas Edison & Serious Reading
In my last post, I focused on Thomas Edison as a businessman. This time I will focus on Thomas Edison as a student: In school, the young Edison’s mind often wandered, and his teacher, the Reverend Engle, was overheard calling … Continue reading
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Tagged books, follow, informational text, learning, reading, school, serious reading, Thomas Edison
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eRenaissance
There are reasons for any decline, like that of the Renaissance. But it is now possible for a “renaissance” to endure because digital technology makes it easier for us to obtain knowledge freely. But in order to instill the spirit … Continue reading
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Tagged books, learning, reading, renaissance, school, technology, World's Classics
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Why “Seek Knowledge even in China”?
Photo Credit: Wiggum “Seek knowledge even in China” was one of the sayings that was associated with the Abbasid Era of the Islamic Empire, which implied that knowledge should be sought regardless of the source, regardless if it was non-Islamic, … Continue reading