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050 _aLB 1048.5
_b.C470 2007
100 _aChua, Queena N. Lee.
245 0 _aMagaling ang Pinoy! :
_bhow and why Filipino public school students achieve Ateneo's Filipino family best practices study in Marikina and Bulacan public high school /
_cQueena N. Lee-Chua, Ma. Isabel Sison-Dionisio, Nerisa C. Fernandez.
264 _a[Quezon City] :
_bOffice of Research and Publications, Loyola Schools, Ateneo de Manila University,
_c2007
300 _axxi, 111 pages :
_billustrations
_c20 cm.
336 _atext
_2rdacontent
338 _avolume
_2rdacarrier
520 _aFilipinos view education as the key to a brighter future. Many children from low-income families manage not only to stay in school, but to excel. What's their secret? Answer: family. Through surveys and interviews of more then thousand families of public school students that excel, the authors have identified five best practices: discipline, goal-setting, self-reliance, strong family bonds, and a conducive home environment. Magaling ang Pinoy! contains real-life case studies and practical guidelines to help Filipino students achieve not just in school, but in work and life. This book is recommended for parents, students, teachers, administrators, and anyone who recognizes that given the proper mindset, attitude, and support, the Filipino can excel. (Source: Back Cover)
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650 _aEducation
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650 _aHome and school
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650 _aParent and child
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650 _aReading
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700 _aDionisio, Ma. Isabel Sison.
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700 _aFernandez, Nerissa C.
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