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Do you want an older,
more experienced friend who can help you be successful in school?
Then sign up for mentoring! ESA launched the Mentoring Program in
June 2006 and has been promoting it since then. Now, it is also
called Success Counseling.
What is mentoring? It is a means by which mentors take the role of
learning, facilitators who are concerned about the effective
performance of the student in school and school-related activities.
The mentor guides the student to craft his personal vision-mission
statement, draw up realistic goals and expectations, set the pace
for learning, live a balanced and well-rounded life, practice time
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and acquire positive life
and study habits. Big task? Yes, but with determination, daily
effort, and good humor, it can be done!
How is mentoring carried out? Planning, analysis, and monitoring is
done through six meetings in a term : the mentor and student meet
every two weeks. Each meeting is a chance to be energized and be
motivated to continue the challenge of building success. As a house
is built brick by brick, success is built by daily effort and
struggle!
How can I join?: If you want to be mentored and be part of the
Mentoring Program, approach Ms. Leah Macatang-ay. You will be
assigned a mentor for the term. |
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Badminton w/ Bob & Ed
The badminton club began practicing early July in preparation for
upcoming dual meets in September tentatively against UAP and Ateneo.
Those interested in joining and trying for the team that will
compete in the dual meets should drop by during practice every
Wednesday, 5.30pm onwards or look for Bobby Villaluna at OSA (Office
of Student Affairs). Team E.S.A. is planning to join or create an
inter-school league in January 2009. |
Outdoor Club
The Outdoor Club is scheduling a climb to Mt. Makulot or Mt. Batulao
on August 18 (Monday, a holiday). This trip will be part of the
preparations to climb, Mt. Pulag, the second-highest peak in the
Philippines, and eventually the highest peak in South-East Asia, Mt.
Kota Kinabalu, by summer 2009. Those interested in joining can look
for Carlos Palma at OSA (Office of Student Affairs). |
