Progressive Schools in Manila

One of the major challenges parents face with growing children is their lack of proficiency in both oral and written communication. It’s not that the students don’t know what to say – it’s how they say it that’s often the problem.  Complicating issues further is the challenge to speak near-flawless English, as the Philippines is known for being an English-speaking country. People who do not pronounce English words properly are often looked down upon by those who can, and they get laughed at when they commit grammatical errors.  The same is true for those who misspell English words and those who cannot write perfect sentences and paragraphs in English. Because teenagers cannot express their thoughts and ideas fluently, they tend to just keep quiet and not participate in discussions in the classroom and real-life conversations. Common communication barriers There are numerous communication barriers that a progressive high school in the Philippines must resolv...

Schools are a dime a dozen in the country, which is why picking a high school where you can enroll your child can be difficult. Of course, factors such as location and budget are always a priority, as well as the quality of education and the credentials of the teaching staff and school administrator, are taken into consideration. When choosing the right high school for your child, you should not miss out on one very important factor – learning delivery, and if schools are able to adjust their teaching techniques so that the specific needs of your child are met. That is the biggest selling point of progressive schools, which are on the rise. A progressive high school: Builds your teenagers’ confidence Traditional schools can force values that may stifle your teenagers’ development, such as having a too rigid dress code or forcing them to learn skills that may not benefit them in the long run. Traditional high schools are also known for being extremely strict discipli...