English by all and for all
A group of people working together to empower second language teaching/second language acquisition practitioners/educators/teachers in achieving common goal, English language for all.
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Reynald M. Cacho
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What would be the next to internet?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Teddy Sukardi Dec 16, 2009.
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A group of people working together to empower second language teaching/second language acquisition practitioners/educators/teachers in achieving common goal, English language for all.
Reynald M. Cacho commented on Jasmine Mohammadsali's blog post Philippines to launch digital literacy campaign for women"Yeah! Go Girls!"
English by all and for all
A group of people working together to empower second language teaching/second language acquisition practitioners/educators/teachers in achieving common goal, English language for all.
Jayanta Pal joined Reynald M. Cacho's groupEnglish by all and for all
A group of people working together to empower second language teaching/second language acquisition practitioners/educators/teachers in achieving common goal, English language for all.
shepherd mulwanda joined Reynald M. Cacho's groupEnglish by all and for all
A group of people working together to empower second language teaching/second language acquisition practitioners/educators/teachers in achieving common goal, English language for all.
Amrith Akurugoda joined Reynald M. Cacho's groupEnglish by all and for all
A group of people working together to empower second language teaching/second language acquisition practitioners/educators/teachers in achieving common goal, English language for all.
Reynald M. Cacho replied to Cuchie Echeverria's discussion What do you think of Ning’s move to phase out its free service?"Hi all!
Ning is not only the sole networking platform in the world. We have plenty of choices.
To give you some choices. Here are some I got from a…"
ADJADJI Epiphane commented on Reynald M. Cacho's group English by all and for all"Hey Reynald
Nice from you. the eblogit seems to be a goldmine.
My desire is to bring as many as teachers and learners to interact in a network like this. The big issue is the language barrier as French is our official language even English teachers…"
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TELECENTRE FOR EDUCATION
Telecentres are providing immense services to the promotion of education.Students of all disciplines and societies use the various services of telecentres for their assignments and communications.We may highlight educational activities in this group.
Reynald M. Cacho commented on Reynald M. Cacho's group English by all and for all"Hi Adjahji,
I definitely share your passions. For better networking of inputs about ICT in Education particularly language learning, I do recommend that you join our eblogit network and benefit on the things we are sharing to the world. Please…"
ADJADJI Epiphane commented on Reynald M. Cacho's group English by all and for all"Hello I am an EFL teacher from Benin in West Africa. I am interested in your group and how to learn and contribute to enriching discussion.
I am also interested in Computer-Assisted language learning and ICT-in Education
Could you share with me…"
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- Lopez National Comprehensive High School
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- Secondary School Teacher
- About Me (biography and organization description)
- Reynald Cacho is a trail blazing secondary teacher of English and the school literacy coordinator of Lopez National Comprehensive High School. Aside from language teaching, he is also an IT enthusiast and team key player working at the same time as iSchool lab manager of the school's computer laboratory. While taking his MA language and literacy at the University of the Philippines, he is very much interested in getting connected to worldwide education networks.
- Areas of interest/expertise and types of services provided:
- Google applications, Second Language Teaching, Action Researches, Literacy, and other academic works
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- http://reynaldesl.co.cc
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- reynald_cacho@yahoo.com
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- Lpez, Quezon
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- Philippines
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- Asia
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- English
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Reynald M. Cacho's Blog
Philippines: Trash bin of garbage goods?
“Repackage and sell them in the Philippines.”
Krusty the Clown, in a September 3, 2009 episode of The Simpson at Jack Channel/TV, passionately uttered those striking words after having found that his pregnancy test kit products valueless for US market consumption. Instead of selling them locally, he opted that it would be more lucrative to export them in the Philippines. What are implicated by these words? Do they have the right to demean us in this way? How do other countries see… Continue
Krusty the Clown, in a September 3, 2009 episode of The Simpson at Jack Channel/TV, passionately uttered those striking words after having found that his pregnancy test kit products valueless for US market consumption. Instead of selling them locally, he opted that it would be more lucrative to export them in the Philippines. What are implicated by these words? Do they have the right to demean us in this way? How do other countries see… Continue
Posted on September 21, 2009 at 5:00pm
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 2:45pm on February 13, 2010,
radenluki23 said…
- please share your opnion here :
http://telecentrecommunity.ning.com/profiles/blogs/build-telecenter-with-csr-fund
- At 3:33am on November 24, 2009,
Shoaib Hamid Khawaja said… - Hi Reynald
Thanks for selecting my self as your friend, I am very happy and will learn lot of things from your experiences.
Warm Regards & Looking forward for constant contact.
Shoaib
- At 2:34pm on July 27, 2009,
Cuchie Echeverria said… - Hi Reynald!
Welcome to telecentre.org! Glad to see another fellow Filipino on this site.
Good luck in your MA studies. Hope you'll learn something from this community as well as be able to contribute your own knowledge and experience.
- At 6:46pm on July 17, 2009,
Sandra Nassali said… - Hello Reynald, welcome to telecentre.org. Please go through the Getting Started Guide for some useful information on how to use the site.
Should you have questions or need any help, feel free to contact me or any Community Facilitator.
Cheers!
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