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Paaralang Bayan sa Himpapawid (People's School-on-Air) with Ms Melly C Tenorio
738 DZRB AM Band, 8 to 9 evening class, Monday to Friday
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1. Help the other fellow to help himself
In the Henry Ford archives there is a small card on which one reads these printed words: Help the other fellow." And under it Ford had written: To help himself."
2. AJA: Analysis-Judgment-Action, and not Action-Judgment-Analysis.
On the door of a classroom for inmates at Camp Sampaguita in Munlinlupa Penitentiary, is written in bold letters A-J-A. It is an acronym of Analysis-Judgment-Action. It became a motto to the residents in this minimum security compound. And they would jogged reciting AJA, AJA, AJA.
As their teacher, I was delighted by the enthusiasm of the inmates who were enrolled in a special course sponsored by a foundation.
One morning an inmate approached me. He was very sad and told me what a big mistake he committed. "Napagpalit ko po, ang dalawang A."
He exchanged the last A with the first A. Action-Judgment-Analysis.
"Kaya sir, naandito ako sa pihitan." That's how he got into trouble and imprisoned.
3. More than Open Sesame!
Living with Nature School on Blog
Paaralang Bayan sa Himpapawid (People's School-on-Air) with Ms Melly C Tenorio
738 DZRB AM Band, 8 to 9 evening class, Monday to Friday
1. Help the other fellow to help himself
In the Henry Ford archives there is a small card on which one reads these printed words: Help the other fellow." And under it Ford had written: To help himself."
2. AJA: Analysis-Judgment-Action, and not Action-Judgment-Analysis.
On the door of a classroom for inmates at Camp Sampaguita in Munlinlupa Penitentiary, is written in bold letters A-J-A. It is an acronym of Analysis-Judgment-Action. It became a motto to the residents in this minimum security compound. And they would jogged reciting AJA, AJA, AJA.
As their teacher, I was delighted by the enthusiasm of the inmates who were enrolled in a special course sponsored by a foundation.
One morning an inmate approached me. He was very sad and told me what a big mistake he committed. "Napagpalit ko po, ang dalawang A."
He exchanged the last A with the first A. Action-Judgment-Analysis.
"Kaya sir, naandito ako sa pihitan." That's how he got into trouble and imprisoned.
3. More than Open Sesame!
"He who wants to do good
knocks at the gate;
he who loves
finds the gate open."