The Manila Times at Carl Balita Review Center Team Up for Essay Writing Contest – Students & Teachers, Don't Miss Out!
Manila, Philippines – Exciting news for students and educators! The Manila Times (TMT) and the Carl Balita Review Center (CBRC) have officially partnered to launch the 'Education of the Times' Essay Writing Contest. This collaborative effort aims to encourage critical thinking, creative writing, and insightful perspectives on current educational challenges and opportunities.
The partnership was solidified with the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) during CBRC’s recent Metacognition Day held at the Cuneta Astrodome in Pasay City on July 5th. Key figures present at the signing included Anna Marie Ang Thompson, Chief Executive Officer of The Manila Times; Carl Balita, renowned TMT columnist and founder of CBRC; and Blanca Mercado, President and COO of The Manila Times.
Why 'Education of the Times'?
The contest theme, 'Education of the Times,' is particularly relevant in today's rapidly changing world. It challenges participants to explore the evolving landscape of education, considering the impact of technology, global events, and societal shifts. Essays are expected to demonstrate a strong understanding of current issues and offer thoughtful solutions or perspectives.
Who Can Join?
The contest is open to both students and teachers from all levels of education. This inclusive approach recognizes the vital role educators play in shaping young minds and fostering a love for learning. Detailed guidelines regarding eligibility, submission requirements, and prizes will be announced soon on both The Manila Times and Carl Balita Review Center websites and social media platforms.
What to Expect: Prizes & Recognition
Participants can look forward to attractive prizes and well-deserved recognition for their outstanding essays. The Manila Times and CBRC are committed to providing a platform for talented writers to showcase their skills and contribute to meaningful discussions about education.
A Partnership for Progress
This collaboration between The Manila Times and CBRC represents a shared commitment to promoting quality education and empowering the next generation of Filipino leaders. Stay tuned for further updates and get ready to put your pens to paper! Don't miss this fantastic opportunity to share your voice and contribute to the 'Education of the Times'.
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