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Haha na-experience ko 1 time sa pamangkin ko. At sa favourite ko pang Math subject sya nagpatulong. Nakakaloka. What I did was picked up my phone and called a friend. Seriously. Kung Filipino pa yan or English tatyagain kong review-hin yung lessons nya and textbooks eh kaso isang usapan pag Math. I just knew them when I was in school just bec I need to pass. But after that I'm really sure the knowledge has been gone.
Nako my parents are like that before. Whenever I ask Mama about Science or Math, ang lagi niyang sinasabi, "Itanong mo sa Papa mo" and when i ask Papa naman, sinasabi niya "Punta ka sa Mama mo para magpaturo". But, at the end of the day, nakita ko naman yung efforts nila to help me by asking others like my cousin who is older than me to help me with what I need.
Hindi pa nagaaral kids ko so no experience on this yet. Pero mas madali na ngayon kasi may internet na, madali nang mgresearch. Unlike nung time natin, I remember my parents would really browse through the encyclopedia and other reference materials or sometimes, manghihiram pa ng books sa ibang teachers as reference.
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Yes. Good thing, there's the power of google these days. haha It's a lot easier for us, parents, to help our children do the research. Lalo na ung mga ngstart pa lang mag-aral, they really need our guidance.
Growing up, when my parents didn't know the answer to some questions, they'd ask our neighbors. Grew up in a college so puro teacher kapitbahay namin hahaha! Buti nalang!
Hahaha... Relate ako di2:-) But I asked Mr.Google to look for references since minsan kasi sa books nila ay hindi ko gaanong naiintindihan.
Haha...hindi pa naman kasi madali pa lessons nila pero kung dumating man ako sa sitwasyon na yan, salamat talaga kay Mr. Google.