Palace-inspired classroom
CLASSROOM TO PALACE – A Masbate City teacher designed her classroom in the style of a palace to encourage her nursery students to attend school.
Classroom makeover is not a new thing. In this manner, students are encouraged to go to their school while being in a seemingly different environment that still encompasses the four corners of a room.
Nowadays, almost all sorts of themes are being drawn as inspiration in a classroom makeover. One of which is a classroom in Masbate which was made into a palace.
Teacher Rodora Alba said that she thought about it so that her students would also enjoy learning. As a result, almost no child misses class. Their principal is now planning to have the remaining classrooms customized in order to motivate other students. Watch the report in the video below:
This is not the first time that such a thing a happened.
Teacher Michelle Rubio, Reading Coordinator of Schools Division Office-Sorsogon turned a car into a mini library to make learning more enjoyable. She started her project in 2017.
Although she initially targeted the project at one school, she plans to bring the reading-in-a-car project to more children in their school division. For Teacher Michelle, there is nothing else that makes her feel better than “turning on” the students’ “drive” to learn.
“Since I have that resources, I have that opportunity na makatulong sa mga batang ito, why not [grab] that opportunity? Why not give a chance to extend help,” she said.
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