What should be the medium of instruction in Educational Institution?
Q. Is it the Mother tongue or the International language? This is not a problem in English speaking countries because it is their mother tongue. Here in the Philippines many of the Graduates in many schools had difficulty in understanding many subjects they are taking because the medium of instruction is in English. Our Mother tongue is Filipino based in tagalog. Many students missed to comprehend many lessons because it is in English. Thus they are becoming unuseful part of the society. What is your opinion regarding this matter?
Asked by Revbiz - Wed Jul 16 20:08:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Medium of instruction is a difficult issue, as your question indicates. Students must be comfortable with every language in which they will eventually have to perform, so the question is, once the students are out of school, will they need English again? If they are going to have to conduct business affairs or perform tasks in English, they probably need to know it well enough to be comfortable studying in it. If not, then perhaps more courses should be offered bilingually or exclusively in Tagalog. There is also a question of whether the students who are having difficulty have been adequately trained in English. If they have taken and passed rigorous English language courses, then there is something wrong if they are not ready to do… [cont.]
Answered by ctsmrvn - Thu Jul 17 19:38:10 2008

What are some good slogans that I can use for a broucher about an educational institution?
Q. What are some good slogans that I can use for a broucher about an educational institution?
Asked by Huggi - Sat Apr 14 10:09:47 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's a tough world - we teach you how to fight back and win! Education - it's not just for kids. (Your School's Name) - after us you don't need spellcheck! If life is a long and winding road - we're the map! Schools are for fish - this IS education! Our tools + Your brains = SUCCESS!!!
Answered by hushnowjustplayit - Sat Apr 14 10:19:45 2007

Is it fair to ban elections in the educational institutions fearing politicians will pollute the atmpsphere?
Q. Elections in educational institutions are being conducted like country's general elections. Each candidatde contesting spend lakhs for electioneering and political parties have their own student wing,in the campuses. Even courts have suggested a ban, this kind of elections in the educational institutions , is it fair?
Asked by sreenivasa m - Sun Sep 9 02:51:19 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. *You need a public place, funded by public dollars for these events to take place, which is why they are held at schools. I think this is appropriate. Sorry if we disagree.
Answered by FatPizza9 - Sun Sep 9 12:24:58 2007