Knowledge Channel Blog
January 22, 2008 7:20 am EnrichmentAnyone remembers those educational TV shows like Epol Apple where Kuya Bodjie, formerly of Batibot, becomes Porfirio who talks to and teaches children in alternating Filipino and English? Or Bayani where the ABS-CBN talents portray the different Filipino heroes in shows like mini-series? What about Math-Tinik where there children learn about Math concepts through playing? Hiraya Manawari where Filipino values are being taught?
I remember one time we were at a McDonald’s outlet and there was this little boy who kept on looking at the nearby table. He wanted to go to that particular table and curious me, I had to just look. There was Kuya Bodjie, on that nearby table and the little boy, a fan of Epol Apple was able to recognize him. Talk about being able to see someone you just watch on TV in person, sitting next to you. The boy was very happy to see him. I remember too my niece (my late cousin’s daughter) who told me that they watch these TV shows IN SCHOOL, depending on the schedule. If the Math Tinik show is for Intermediate level, they watch, but if its for Primary level, the younger ones watch.
These are wonderful shows imparting great values as well as educational concepts being taught. So where have these TV shows are now?
If you want to know where these can be found, click here. And this link too, for the Knowledge Channel blog.
teacherjulie.com » Knowledge Channel :
Date: January 22, 2008 @ 8:02 am
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Knowledge Channel Blog :
Date: January 22, 2008 @ 6:22 pm
Thank you so much with all our heart for adding us up in your links. Everyone deserves quality education. We would like to invite you to be a guest writer for our blog, particularly in the segment: Ang Estudyanteng Pilipino. It discusses the issues of public school students on a personal level. Please email us. God bless.
Sure, I would like to be a guest writer. Is there a particular topic you would like to be written about? Just tell me when I need to give you the article. Thanks for creating your wonderful blog and its objectives. God bless you too 🙂
lisaflor :
Date: January 23, 2008 @ 3:52 pm
I like Batibot too. Tapos pati yung cartoons dati na Flying House and Superbook, which are about the Old and New Testaments… dapat ipalabas ulit yun. Puro kasi anime na walang kabuluhan ang pinalalabas ngayon…
So True, Lisaflor. I think meron pa yung Flying House or Superbook, parang nakita ko sa QTV though I am not sure. Sad thing too, Rene O. Villanueva died already, he was one of the moving forces behind Batibot and has written a lot of books. Me blog din siya sa Blogspot. Thanks for the visit, Lisa. My apologies for not being able to follow through our talk about you know what it is. 🙂
liza :
Date: January 31, 2008 @ 5:46 am
Hi Julie! Dropped by to see how you are doing. Hope all is well with you, take care.
Hi, Liza, just got from replying to your other message. I’m ok, except a little “tuliro” with so many things that needs to get done. Thanks for thinking about me. Sobra. Take care too 🙂
Stacey from Two Writing Teachers :
Date: January 31, 2008 @ 10:23 am
Looks like a fun project!
Yup, it was a fun project Stacey. Thanks for the visit 🙂