Understanding Amor Propio
Amor Propio is about having a sense of self-worth and pride, and not allowing oneself to be belittled or demeaned by others. It encompasses self-respect, self-esteem, and dignity.
Thinking Pinoy: 10 Traits of Critical Thinking Filipinos
Do you want to be a thinking pinoy? I do. And I hope we can encourage more Filipinos to become thinking Pinoys too.
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Pakikisama: The Filipino Value of Social Harmony
Pakikisama is a Filipino trait that encourages Filipinos to get along with others in the neighborhood, work, and everywhere they live.
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Netiquette & the 10 Golden Rules of Online Interaction
Let’s talk about “netiquette.” This word might sound new to you, but it’s quite simple. It’s the “net” (Internet) plus “etiquette” (manners). Netiquette is all about manners on the Internet. In today’s world, most of us spend time online. We chat, share photos, comment on
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Cyber Wellness: A Safety Guide for Digital Filipinos
Cyber wellness is a proactive and positive approach to interacting in the digital world. A good understanding of cyber wellness helps you ensure that you will have a positive, safe, and productive online experience.
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25 Tips for Online Safety
Master online safety with our guide! Discover 25 practical tips for parents, educators, students, and professionals to navigate the digital world securely.
Discussing Cyberbullying and Wellness with Your Child
The digital world has become an integral part of children’s lives. It offers many benefits but also poses several challenges. Among these, cyberbullying is a serious concern affecting their emotional wellness.
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Understanding the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013: A Guide for Parents and Guardians
In the Philippines, one of the laws designed to protect our children from harm is the Anti-Bullying Act of 2013 (Republic Act No. 10627).
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73 Anti-Bullying Slogans That Inspire and Persuade
Are you looking for slogans you can use to promote the anti-bullying campaign in school? You can use the following. Challenge yourself to become more creative. Remember that kids who bully are still kids. Please find out how you can help them. Slogans in English
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Prevent a Culture of Bullying in Schools
It was in school that I learned the ugly side of life. Unfortunately, bullying is a large part of that nasty side.
Cyberbullying in the Philippines
A deeper understanding of cyberbullying in the Philippines helps us manage trolls and anonymous bullies online. Protect your digital well-being and invest your time in more productive endeavors. You can learn ways to handle cyberbullying through self-study, mentoring, and training. For example, you may consider
The Many Faces of Bullying: A Closer Look at Its Forms
Bullying is a word we often hear but sometimes don’t fully understand. In simple terms, bullying is when someone uses their power to hurt, threaten, or scare another person repeatedly. It is a big problem in the Philippines. This article aims to help parents, teachers,
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Reshaping Filipino Culture
Our values and traits are essential elements of Filipino culture. These Filipino values find expression in our arts, customs, traditions, institutions, and achievements. Therefore, one needs to study their culture to understand the Filipino people. Filipino Culture I met executives, some of whom were educated
Filipino Traits
I wrote an article about 30 Filipino values. I realized during my research that some authors mix up values and traits. They describe many Filipino values like hospitality, family orientation, and utang na loob as traits. I cannot blame them. Our Filipino values influence our