Sir Jecanz

Sir Jecanz “Enjoy Learning.”

19/08/2026

Balik sa Bohol, Balik | Loboc River Cruise | Floating Restaurant | BSHM Educational Tour | BISU Candijay | Bohol Tour

11/08/2026

“Crimson Raven” College of Teacher Education Mass Dance Presentation | Paugnat ug Pasundayag 2026 | BISU Candijay

11/08/2026

“Kabja Warriors” College of Fisheries and Marine Sciences Mass Dance Presentation | Paugnat ug Pasundayag 2026 | BISU Candijay

These are some of the questions I regularly receive.Anyone seriously considering this should have no business writing a ...
06/08/2026

These are some of the questions I regularly receive.

Anyone seriously considering this should have no business writing a thesis.

(c) Bashar

It was an honor and privilege to serve as one of the Panel Evaluators for Parallel B during the Research Colloquium orga...
27/07/2026

It was an honor and privilege to serve as one of the Panel Evaluators for Parallel B during the Research Colloquium organized by the Research and Development Unit of BISU – Clarin Campus last July 24. My sincere gratitude to the R&D Unit of BISU-Clarin for the invitation and the opportunity to contribute to this meaningful academic endeavor.

I commend all the researchers who presented their studies in Parallel B for their dedication, hard work, and commitment to advancing knowledge through research. It was inspiring to engage in scholarly discussions, provide constructive feedback, and witness the innovative ideas and research potential demonstrated by the presenters.

Congratulations to the R&D Unit and the organizing committee for the successful conduct of the colloquium and for continuously fostering a strong culture of research and innovation. Thank you once again for your trust and warm hospitality. I look forward to more opportunities for collaboration in promoting academic excellence and impactful research.

I saw him today. Sitting quietly in the back pew of the church.Retired now. Older. Moving a little slower than I remembe...
27/07/2026

I saw him today. Sitting quietly in the back pew of the church.

Retired now. Older. Moving a little slower than I remembered. For a moment, he looked like any other elderly man.

But to me, he wasn’t.

HE WAS MY GRADE 4 TEACHER

I couldn’t help but remember those hands that once filled blackboards with lessons, patiently corrected our mistakes, and gently guided small hands learning to write their first sentences.

Those were the hands that helped shape who we would become.

He belonged to a generation of public school teachers who gave more than they were ever paid for.

They stayed late to prepare lessons.

Bought school supplies with their own money.

Carried the weight of crowded classrooms.

Believed in children even when the system gave them very little to work with.

They spent a lifetime building futures they would never fully witness.

And now…

He sits quietly in church.

Many people walk past him without realizing that someone like him may have changed hundreds perhaps thousands of lives.

The world has a way of celebrating celebrities, executives, and politicians.

But it rarely remembers the teachers who quietly built them first.

Seeing him today reminded me that some of the greatest people we’ll ever meet will never make headlines.

Their legacy isn’t written in history books.

It’s written in us.

To my teacher and to every educator who gave a piece of themselves so others could have a better future

Thank you.

You may have retired from the classroom, but your lessons never retired from our hearts.

Salamat, Sir.

You were never just a teacher.

You were one of the people who helped build the person I am today.

(c) Mary Ann

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21/07/2026

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