Free education: recap.

Last year, I posted something about free education. Apparently, walang nagsasabi nito, pero may batang hindi pumapasok sa school ngunit merong sariling computer. May bata rin kasing may computer, may magandang bahay, pero walang ginagawa sa buhay. Hindi naka-enroll, hindi nagtratrabaho, at kung ano-ano lang yung ginagawa. Buhat sa may family problems ito, hindi siya makapasok sa school.

Ngayon, kailangan nito ng wastong enrollment na nag-lelead sa matinong trabaho na kung saan makakaipon din siya ng pera. Kailangang ¨recognized¨ at may mabuting ¨reputation¨ yung trabaho upang maganda ang pangalan nila sa magulang nila. 

Ito ang summary ng naisip kong solution:

K-12

*may bata kasing wala talagang school. may pre-school lang ang pinasok, o kaya isang grade lang...🙅

Girls:

K-12: CK-12 (Kahit kasi mag-aral lang sila, at sa tertiary level na lang sila ma-certify - sa open college yan.)

Extracurricular learning: Futurelearn

Certifications: Alison

Online job: Writing

Hobby: Reading novels

Movies: Cmovies

Creative job: Graphic design

Ebooks: B-ok.asia

Free learning: OpenLearn

Personal things: Puregold (Philippines)

Indoor shoes: Rubber doll shoes or bunny slippers

Sermons: The Feast TV (YouTube)

Mass: Our Lady of Aranzazu (YouTube)

Pop music: K-Pop 

Browser: Firefox

Open-source OS: Linux Mint, Debian OS [updated]

Office tools: Open Office, Google Office

Google tool: Keep Notes

Vlogs: Asian stationery vlogs

Online shopping: Art materials

Toiletries: Hair items

Self-help: Tiny Buddha, Zen Habits 

Books: Booksale (Philippines)

Public domain books: ManyBooks and Feedbooks 

Textbooks: Open Stax

Art Books: The Metropolitan Museum of Art / MetPublications

College syllabi: Open Syllabus Project

Philosophy: The School of Life

Cartoons: Crash Course

Open-source images: Unsplash

Magazine: Vanity Fair

Youth Magazine: Thought Catalog

Boys:  

K-12: Khan Academy

Extracurricular learning: Coursera

Certifications: Saylor Academy

Online job: Computer Programming

Hobby: Reading nonfiction

Movies: TubiTV

Creative job: Other design jobs (aside from simple graphic design)

Ebooks: Library Genesis

Online learning: Open Library

Personal things: SM Supermarket

Indoor shoes: Rubber slippers

Sermons: Christ's Commission Fellowship sermons

Mass: Our Lady of the Abandoned (Marikina, Philippines) 

Pop music: J-Rock

Browser: Google Chrome

Open-source OS: Ubuntu OS

Office tools: LibreOffice

Google tool: Taskboard

Vlogs: Asian cooking vlogs

Online shopping: Instant camera or analog camera + film

Toiletries: Cologne

Self-help: Lifehack, The Minimalists 

Books: National Bookstore

Public domain books: Project Gutenberg 

Textbooks: Open Textbook Library

Art books: Getty Publications

Lectures: Academic Earth

Inspiration: TED 

Cartoons: TED-Ed

Open-source images: Pexels

Magazine: The Paris Review

Youth Magazine: The Verge

Both: Google News, Google Podcasts, Google Books (Public Domain) 

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Dalawang klase ng working student:

1.) Estudyanteng nag-iipon ng pera para lang sa sarili niya. Dahil malamang, gifted child ito. Malamang, mayaman din ang pamilya nito, kaya lang nag-aaway ang pamilya.

2.) Estudyanteng nag-iipon para sa pamilya niya. Kung sa pananaw ko, bilang isang gifted child, dapat lakarin din nila ang papeles nila habang nagpapatingin sa guidance counselor lagi sa school o kaya sa trabaho. Suggestion ko rin, dapat may guidance counselor din yung HR Department ng mga opisina.