Woodrose TedEd

‼️🎤 SIGN UPS FOR WR TED-ED ARE OFFICIALLY OPEN 🎤‼️

You may now sign up for the COOLEST 🥶 and GRANDEST 🤩 club by scanning the QR code below OR through this Google form link: https://forms.gle/7HqCKQskirDyhtqZA

The forms close on September 16 so be sure to fill it up by then! More details can be found in the COV Launching Website.

And with that, thank you for listening to our TED talk 😌🫶🏻

aaand the last of the series! Here's part 3 of 3 of our favorite answers. Don't forget to keep spreading love (and ideas worth sharing)! 💖💖💖

The love doesn’t stop there! With new questions, here’s part two of our favorite responses! 💗💗💗

For this Valentine's, we asked the Woodrose Community their thoughts about some questions on love! Click to see our favorite responses! ❤️❤️❤️

Got something to say? 🗣🔈🔉🔊

Now is your chance to share your💡ideas💡! Catch us at club launching and sign up at this link!

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We can't wait to hear what you've got! 🤍💖

Hey high school! 👋👋👋

Welcome to our Ted Talk! 🥳🥳🥳

After 3 whole years, our Instagram 📸 page is finally here!! Stay tuned to see updates, activities, student-made posts, collabs, and talks from our very own Woodrose community!!

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Happy Monday, everyone! ✨

This Wednesday, March 17, Woodrose Model United Nations and Woodrose TedEd will be holding its first ever joint workshop entitled, “Forming Better Connections: How to Hone Your Public Speaking Skills Amidst the Pandemic". 📣

Get ready to hear tips on topics such as engaging with an audience, overcoming the fear of public speaking, and speaking effectively in an online set-up through various talks and workshops, prepared exclusively for members of both clubs ❤️💙

The event will take place via Zoom from 1:30-3:30PM, so be sure to mark your calendars and prepare all necessary materials in advance! 🤓 Expect further details to be posted in your respective Google Classroom streams.

With that, we hope you enjoy this event just as much as we enjoyed preparing it for you. See you in 2️⃣ days!

Pubmat made by Issa Santos

In a world where the positions of journalists and media personnel are being undermined, we ask that you help us recognize the diligence and hard work they endure for the sake of our county.

With that, we encourage you to take time to indulge yourself with the information provided to us by our fellow Filipino journalists. Let us remain educated and aware by reading up on important content in our newspapers, television, radio and the internet.

Pub by: Gabee Bautista
Research by: Raissa Escasa
Caption by: Nikki Manalo and Lexine Nubla

Journalists and media personnel around the world, most especially in our country, have been risking their lives to deliver a steady flow of reliable information not only during this global pandemic, but also during numerous past crises. Over the past few weeks, a bigger threat shadowed over our journalists. Not until recently, their roles have often been undermined. After the recent Rappler case and ABS-CBN shutdown, the position of journalists and media personnel have become increasingly unsteady. It is imperative that each of us recognize the consistency of our journalists and the different media platforms that offer significant knowledge and information on current events.

Pub by: Gabee Bautista
Research by: Ashley Abalos
Caption by: Nikki Manalo

As we reach the last day of our series, we would like to thank everyone who participated. Our goal in Woodrose TedEd is to simply be able to voice out concerns and opinions of students and teachers of our own.

Our last two interviewees, Chin-Chin Quililan and Sophia Alcabao manifests the disappointment of our fellow countrymen. Is “a haunting echo of an era thought to be long gone” rising back up on its feet? There has always been a hidden threat towards the media, and the shutdown has just reminded us about all that.

Once again, thank you to all who have been involved in this. For the readers, thank you as well for hearing us out.

Caption by: Janna Marie La O
Pubmat by: Kassandra Cantos and Marianna Gomez

Day 3 of our series!

In light of the recent ABS-CBN shutdown, Woodrose TedEd would like to give recognition to ALL journalists and media personnel who aim to spread truth and knowledge despite the risks that come with their job. In trying times like this, we would like to highlight these very people for their consistent contribution towards our nation. With this, we decided to interview students and teachers from PAREF Woodrose and had asked them to share their opinion on the shutdown of ABS-CBN and how it highlights the media's role in society.

The responses of the interviewees mainly highlight the anger and rage that most Filipinos are now experiencing due to how quick the process was of shutting down the said network. The way this issue was handled given the already difficult situation with COVID-19 and many being left unemployed, it is best to believe that ABS-CBN was the nation’s way to have their voices heard and acknowledged as well as have access to daily entertainment and news. It also encapsulates the idea that our democracy is compromised in a way. The stories of Filipinos who were reached out to by the government with the help of the media, now no longer come to light because their avenue of self expression has been shut down. Filipinos realize the importance of truth and freedom when speaking on certain issues. The shutdown highlights the injustice of the filipino government towards the people, as many are losing their jobs in order for a person of high power to gain the praise and money that the employees work day and night to help their own struggling families have a place to live, and money to have access to the basic needs of a human.

Caption by: Amanda Galang
Pubmat by: Kassandra Cantos and Mariannagomez