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MAGAZINE
VOLUME 12
TALENTED
TEACHER
50
ONLINE EDUCATION
YEARS
IN TIME
FUTURE TECHNOLOGIES
THAT WILL SHAPE
OUR CLASSROOMS
TAKE THE
5-MINUTE
PERSONALITY TEST
ITS
TEACHERS DAY!
ON THE COVER
It is by teaching
that we teach ourselves,
by relating that we observe,
by affirming that we examine,
by showing that we look,
by writing that we think, by pumping
that we draw water into the well.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
MESSAGE FROM THE CEO
01 IN THE NEWS
02 CORPORATE CULTURE
Students can study before going to school and or after school via the Internet. The goal is, as
long as you have Internet connection, you go live and meet these amazing students.
But no one and nothing in this world can ever replace a teacher.
Education Envisaged
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17 LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
23 LE WAIJIAO COMICS
25 TALENTED LE WAIJIAO TEACHERS
ZODIAC SIGN
34 BRAIN TEASERS
35 THE 5-MINUTE PERSONALITY TEST
39 EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
43 EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
LEARN HOW TO WRITE
BASIC CHINESE CHARACTERS
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MESSAGE
FROM THE CEO
LE WAIJIAO MAGAZINE
Vol. 13 September 2016
CEO OFFICE
Editor-in-Chief:
Sarah He
Assistant Editor-in-Chief:
Lily Chen
Operations Supervisor:
Don Elizabeth Heyres
Contributing Writer:
Bea Lim
Graphic Designers:
Keisha Cruz
Joyce Diaz
Photographers/Photo Editors:
Jurelle David
Jason Hulleza
Contributors:
Colleen
Daniel
Elle
Febelyn
Glyd
Grace
Jefferson
John
Kim
Lesa
Maria
Noel
Rachael
Rimy
Tiara
Golden Zheng
WERE IN THE
NEWS
OPENING. Bacolod Mayor Evelio Leonardia (4th from left) leads the opening of Business Online Services and Solutions at the 7C
Building in Barangay 39 Bacolod City Tuesday with (from left) Calyn Shi, TAL Lewaijiao CEO Golden Zheng, Fr. Fred Guadalupe,
and BOSS owner Manuel Parroco.*
CORPORATE CULTURE
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50
YEARS
Online Education
EDITORS NOTE:
in TIME
Teacher ELLE
Online education has been around and it seems that it is the heart of the 21st century.
It wasnt just about studying online but also an open door for online business. The
advancement of technology has brought all these advantages that both businessmen
and educators have in commonto introduce both opportunities to teachers and
students studying online at the best of their comfort. Students can study before
going to school and or after school via the Internet. The goal is, as long as you have
Internet connection, you go live and meet these amazing students.
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TEST
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ARN
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EDITORS NOTE:
Nick GRANTHAM
Founder of Fractus Learning
CORPORATE CULTURE
>>be creative
>>be creative
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Biometrics is the technology used to recognize humans based on specific physical or behavioral traits.
In the future, this technology will help intelligent
software completely understand the physical and
emotional state of children learning in the classroom.
Course material presented to students can be altered
on the fly and will be perfectly tailored to individual needs based on biometric signals from students.
Physical traits such as facial expression, heart rate,
skin moisture and even odor can be used to create
detailed reports of student understanding and performance. Behavioral signs such as typing rhythm, gait
and voice can let teachers know when students are
in need of additional assistance as well as help them
understand what teaching techniques work best for
individual students.
CORPORATE CULTURE
>>be creative
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Yes, the future sounds exciting . . . and scary. Electrodes on our children as they study? Monitoring their
scent for signs of distress? These are far-fetched concepts and in truth could only ever be implemented
with strict guidelines, care and understanding.
In ten years time, will I be comfortable with subliminal data being collected from children as they learn?
No, absolutely not. But ten years ago I would have said there was no way I would upload my private
videos for the world to see, or freely enter my personal information into a giant online database.
I guess only time will tell, and until then, I will continue hoping for that long awaited hover-board.
Let's hear out what LeWaijiao teachers from around the globe
envision the future of Education. Moreover, let's get to know what
school is like in their country.
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WILL BE LIKE
IN THE FUTURE
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Teacher MARIA
ducatio
This has been an old adage that most people have lived doing
without realizing it. Change is inevitable. One simple word that has
a power to shape the future, one simple word abused by some yet
nurtured by most. For quite some time, people have understood and
accepted Education as inculcation
of facts, ideas and figures.
In the early 16th century Europe, compulsory education was implemented yet
some supporters of this has their own agendas on what lessons children should be
taught. This is the same with secular organizations that teach lessons to instill fear
of God and sense of duty to children until education was seen as a tedious work of
memorization and repetition. In the 18th century, educational institutions began
inflicting punishments to students who fail to learn. Such doings made education
forced into students and it has become a battle for them to fight for.
Through the years, education has continuously undergone metamorphosis to adapt
to the needs of our society. Different renowned institutions have started breaking
the shackles of the four walls of a classroom, diverting from the traditional ways
and acclimatizing themselves to modernization and technology. Education now
also has started addressing the needs of people to work and at the same time learn
in the comforts of their home. Such changes have opened more opportunities for
people from different walks of life to have a better education and a brighter future.
future, I just want you to know that some of these lucrative ideas have started to
take its form.
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nvisage
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>>be creative
CORPORATE CULTURE
NOW
FUTURE
Teacher JOHN
AFFORDABLE
FLEXIBLE LEARNING
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PRACTICAL AND
PROVEN
Synchronous learning is
a learning event where
everyone takes part in the
learning at the same time. A
traditional classroom setting
is an example of this type of
learning, and has been used
for hundreds of years. Online
learning enables this same
type of experience, but is far
convenient because of tools.
ACCESSIBLE
Virtual classrooms can be
used to deliver lectures or
even tutorials online. They
are also great options for
impromptu meetings and group
projects where members need
to check-in on progress and
bounce ideas of one-another.
With the virtual environment,
ideas and collaborators are
never far away.
CHINESE LEARNERS
Editors Note:
Do you want to learn how to write some chinese characters?
Want to show your written chinese characters to your dear students?
Follow the model sheet and begin writing with us!
hello
/ni: hau/
ONE
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TWO
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LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
LEADERSHIP
ACADEMY
Leadership curriculum tracks promoted as one of its kind
Enhancing
Leadership Abilities,
Creating
Best Performance!
The TAL- Le Waijiao Leadership Academy is
the brainchild of CEO, Business and Development, Calyn Shi. It is primarily designed
to help workers, leaders and senior managers
calibrate their leadership skills and shape
their potentials to lead effectively. No one is
born a leader. That is the truth. To lead is a
choice. Hence, it can be taught and learned!
Noel YU
LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
CEO, Mr . Golden Zheng ( leftmost), Business and Development Team , Ms. Calyn Shi
(rightmost), Teaching Department Team, Mr. Francis Wang with the Center Project Managers
Business and
Development
Team, Ms. Calyn
Shi (centermost),
Teaching
Department Team,
Mr. Francis Wang
(rightmost) with
the Center Project
Managers.
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LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
Curriculum Tracks
Leadership and
Management Program
(LMP)
Personality and
Professional Development
Program (PDP)
Teaching Certications
Program (TCP)
Description
Number of
Modules
12
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Be CERTIFIED!
Learn the ways on how
experts do it on the eld
and transform yourself to be
one of the sought- after educators
through the programs that covers
the essentials on how to eectively teach .
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Through
varied bespoke
leadership
curriculum
tracks, the
academy
generally aims
to produce
more high
performance
leaders and
to tap their
strengths and
competencies to
lead with a great
and remarkable
impact to the
team. It is the
academys vision
to discover
their potential,
unleash their
influence and
develop their
true worth as a
leader and as an
individual.
Every learning
module is
customized
according to
the needs of
the participants
based on
reports,
practices and
observations.
Expected to be
delivered by
trainer- experts,
participants
would engage
in full and open
discussion
to acquire a
comprehensive
grasp of the key
steps in business
and academic
management.
Dedicated to
the advocacy
of reaching
out to hone
the skills of
our workforce,
the academy is
now on its 2nd
Leadership
Academy
camp dated
September
5-10, 2016 in
Bacolod City,
Philippines
with its theme:
Revitalizing
Leadership
Potentials,
Unleashing
to Go beyond
Expectations.
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LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
LEADER
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TEACHERS
HAPPY
DAY!
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TEACHER
PAINTERS
Painting is a form of expression.
Lets get to know our teachers who
are at the same time passionate
in this field.
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>>teacher painters
EDITORS NOTE:
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>>teacher painters
TALENTED
LE WAIJIAO TEACHERS
Love,
Teacher Colleen
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TALENTED
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>>teacher painters
PAINTING:
Teacher GRACE
My Soul
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>>teacher painters
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an expensive hobby.
When you paint, you
need to have the
right materials such as
canvass cloth, brushes,
acrylic, watercolors
and pastel to get
started. Despite
of this, painting is
exciting to look at
because of the manner
in which it captures
the imagination of
the viewer. For me,
painting is a language
and practice is alive
and changing all the
time. For several years
I have been creating,
looking at and enjoying
art. It has been a
part of my life for as
long as humanity has
existed. Arts inspire
me so I wont stop
painting as long as I
have the materials
with me.
TALENTED
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>>teacher painters
My Own World of
EDITORS NOTE:
SKETCHES
Teacher FEBELYN
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>>teacher painters
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LE WAIJIAO TEACHERS
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I fixed these doors of our house because it look so boring. We cannot furnish it well
so I decided to paint the fairies for the four daughters of the house Feby (orange),
Cheryl (pink), Nathalia (Yellow), and Gleny (green). (2014) (Elemental fairies)
I usually paint on the wall I
dont know how to do it in the
canvass. Hahhaha! And canvass is
quite expensive. I love to make
the boring and old walls or wood
as something colorful, lively, and
interesting! A happy painting
makes me so happy, too!
This is the Grade 2
room of Mrs. Saulda,
my boyfriends mother.
She is a teacher at
La Carlota. These are
some wall paintings and
bulletin board designs.
I must admit that I
am happy to make it
pretty because some
kids are watching. Its
their first time to see
a wall painting and I
motivated them to
enrich their talent,
too! (Aug 2015)
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TALENTED
LE WAIJIAO TEACHERS
>>teacher painters
>>teacher painters
TALENTED
LE WAIJIAO TEACHERS
Art in My Life
Teacher GLYD
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fairytale universe?
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The
10
3
8
4
7
5 MINUTE
Personality Test
Below are ten horizontal lines with four words on each line, one in each column.
In each line, put the number 4 next to the word that best describes you in that line;
a 3 next to the word that describes you next best; a 2 to the next best word,
and a 1 by the word that least describes you. On each horizontal line of words,
you will then have one 4, one 3, one 2, and one 1.
For example: One choice for the first line of words would be as follows:
3 Likes Authority 4 Enthusiastic 2 Sensitive Feelings 1 Likes Instructions
_____Likes Authority
_____Enthusiastic
_____Takes Charge
_____Takes Risk
_____Loyal
_____Determined
_____Visionary
_____Enterprising
_____Predictable
_____Competitive
_____Promoter
_____Practical
_____Problem Solver
_____Enjoys
Popularity
_____Fun Loving
_____Dislikes Change
B
_____Accurate
_____Bold
_____Gives in to
Others
_____Avoids
Confrontations
_____Likes Variety _____Sympathetic
_____Perfectionist
_____Decision Maker
_____Spontaneous
_____Nurturing
_____Detail-Oriented
_____Persistent
_____Inspirational
_____Peacemaker
_____Analytical
_____Productive
Total "L"
Total "O"
_____Factual
_____Conscientious
Total "G"
Total "B"
L = Lions
Lions are leaders. They are usually the bosses at work
or at least they think they are! They are decisive,
bottom line folks who are observers, not watchers or listeners.
They love to solve problems. They are usually individualists
who love to seek new adventures and opportunities.
Lions are very confident and self-reliant. In a group setting,
if no one else instantly takes charge, the Lion will.
Unfortunately, if they dont learn how to tone down their
aggressiveness, their natural dominating traits can cause
problems with others. Most entrepreneurs are strong lions, or
at least have a lot of lion in them.
NATURAL
STRENGTHS
NATURAL
WEAKNESSES
Decisive
Goal-oriented
Achievement driven
Gets Results
Independent
Risk-taker
Takes Charge
Takes Initiative
Speaker
Self-starter
Persistent
Efficient
Competitive
Enjoys Challenges, variety
and change
Driven to complete projects
quickly and effectively
Impatient
Blunt
Poor Listener
Impulsive
Demanding
May view projects more
important than people
Can be insensitive to the
feelings of others
May run over others who
are slower to act
Fears inactivity, relaxation
Quickly bored by routine
or mechanics
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O = Otters
Otters are excitable, fun seeking,
cheerleader types who love to talk!
Theyre great at motivating others and
need to be in an environment where
they can talk and have a vote on
major decisions. The otters outgoing
nature makes them great networkersthey usually know a lot of people
who know a lot of people. They can be
very loving and encouraging unless under pressure, when
they tend to use their verbal skills to attack. They have a
strong desire to be liked and enjoy being the center of
attention. They are often very attentive to style, clothes,
and flash. Otters are the life of any party; and most
people really enjoy being around them.
NATURAL
STRENGTHS
NATURAL
WEAKNESSES
Enthusastic
Optimistic
Good Communicator
Emotional and Passionate
Motivational and Inspirational
Outgoing
Personal
Dramatic
Fun-loving
Unrealistic
Not detail-oriented
Disorganized
Impulsive
Listens to feelings above logic
Reactive
Can be too talkative
Excitable
G = Golden Retrievers
One word describes these people: LOYAL. Theyre so loyal, in
fact, that they can absorb the most emotional pain and
punishment in a relationship and still stay committed. They
are great listeners, incredibly empathetic and warm encouragers. However, they tend to be such pleasers that they can
have great difficulty being assertive in a situation or
relationship when its needed.
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NATURAL
STRENGTHS
NATURAL
WEAKNESSES
Patient
Easy-going
Team Player
Stable
Empathetic
Compassionate
Sensitive to feelings of others
Tremendously loyal
Puts people above projects
Dependable
Reliable
Supportive
Aggreable
Indecisive
Over-accommodating
May sacrifice results for the
sake of harmony
Slow to initiate
Avoids confrontation even
when needed
Tends to hold grudges and
remember hurts inflicted
by others
Fears change
B = Beavers
Beavers have a strong need to do things right and by the
book. In fact, they are the kind of people who actually read
instruction manuals. They are great at providing quality
control in an office, and will provide quality control in any
situation or field that demands accuracy, such as accounting,
engineering, etc. Because rules, consistency and high standards
are so important to beavers, they are often frustrated with
others who do not share these same characteristics. Their
strong need for maintaining high (and oftentimes unrealistic) standards can short-circuit their ability to express warmth
in a relationship.
NATURAL
STRENGTHS
NATURAL
WEAKNESSES
Accurate
Analytical
Detail-oriented
Thoroughness
Industrious
Orderly
Methodical and Exhaustive
High Standards
Intuitive
IControlled
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EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
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Mystery 1
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Mystery 2
Mystery 3
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of the window in the
on the outside. So Mr.
not have wiped it off
Teddys body.
POLICE
on the inside
winter, not
Fiend could
to discover Mr.
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