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IMPULSES: Dunning-Kruger’s cognitive bias

By Herman M. Lagon In educational settings, the Dunning-Kruger effect manifests with particular intensity and consequence, impacting not only the relationship between teachers and students...

IMPULSES: Teaching that transforms

By Herman M. Lagon Asking about one's educational philosophy is more than a homework—it is a chance to consider education's value, possibilities, and influence in...

IMPULSES: SHS immersion magic

By Herman M. Lagon When SHS work immersion launched in 2017, it was a leap into uncharted territory—students leaving the classroom to face real-world challenges....

IMPULSES: The science behind superstitious beliefs

By Herman M. Lagon Superstitions often come off as quirks of culture—something to giggle at or follow "just in case." For Filipinos, however, these beliefs...

IMPULSES: Live like ‘saints in sneakers’ 

By Herman M. Lagon Imagine a single mother who goes to church or parish and says to the secretary: 'I want to baptize my son,'...

IMPULSES: More than merry Christmas

By Herman M. Lagon From September's first breeze to January's last song, Christmas in the Philippines is no mere holiday; it is a tapestry of...

IMPULSES: My journey in international affairs

When my former secretary at the office I formerly managed in our university approached me to share my reflection on my experiences as a...

IMPULSES: Dodging the strawman

By Herman M. Lagon In everyday conversations—whether with a friend, a colleague, or in the heated worlds of politics and social media—it's i all too...

IMPULSES: Unveiling the spirit behind team names, colors

By Herman M. Lagon In every state university, team names and colors are more than just labels—they reflect the school's heart and soul. As the...

The NAT trap

The NAT trap The sorry state of external assessments in basic education—like the National Achievement Test (NAT)—is a story that needs to be told. For...

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