Recess Time!

Recess Time!

By Kat BonsatoBusinessNon-Profit
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Recess Time! episodes

  • Episode 6: The Journey to Minimalism with Carmina Fernandez-Jamoralin

    Starting 2021 with thoughts about Minimalism


    The struggle is real! From one social media post to another, I had always been fascinated by Carmina is working on with her life goals of becoming a minimalist in many aspects of her life while making the best out of it! It was a challenge to clip and stitch the contents of this episode as we talk about how to move towards possessing lesser material things, focusing on the important aspects of relationships, time and financial management. 

    27 min
  • Episode 5-Sofia Santiago's Bits and Pieces about Museums and Libraries

    Libraries and museums play a role in a nation's education, healing and identity (Sofia Santiago, 2020)

    It was difficult to edit this one because every second and minute of the conversation counted for me personally. Sofia and I worked together as public schools teachers and since then had kept in touch as we chose to take different routes rooted on the same grounds of advocation for education and equality. This episode was great come back after taking break being overwhelmed with the disasters, pandemic and academic requirements along the way.


    As much as I can, I will continue these conversations, with people that I know I could learn from and feel safe to share my uncertainties and open up my questions. After all, learning takes place in our the most uncomfortable situations and we can courage in asking and seeking answers. 

    34 min
  • Episode 4: Snippets about Special Education

    Neil Capumpue, a SPED Teacher, shares some thoughts and things to consider when around and working with children with special needs. Though a big chunk of the conversation revolved around the whys and the hows of becoming an effective SPED teacher, it isn't surprising to note that in teaching, we all end up the one learning from those we teach. Even the most challenged (physically and cognitively) human beings that we know can teach us lessons we can never imagine. 

    17 min
  • Episode 3: Distance Learning at a Glance

    In this episode, Rox and I talked about our experiences in UP Open University. I used to think that Distance Learning is an option, but now, due to unexpected world events, distance learning is the mode of learning to go to. Listen how Rox started her big step to lifelong learning, survived the many firsts challenges and how she learned the ropes of this type of independent learning. We did it, so could you! 

    16 min
  • Episode 2: Trusting the Process of Becoming

    This episode's guest is Regina Pasion. She is a mom and a co-parent to a very smart toddler, works at the development sector while completing her graduate degree in psychology.  She shares her thoughts about all these things and it is a different kind of joy, pride and admiration for her as she unfolds her story. After the call, I really had a lot of personal takeaways and I couldn't be more grateful for her openness so others can pick up something from her past experiences. 

    13 min
  • Episode 1- Things to U.R.L. (Unlearn, Relearn and Learn)

    Happy World Teachers' Month 2020! Back to school for the Ph public schools on Oct 5th, too! So, I talked to two of my teacher friends in the public school about the things they personally think are important and necessary as a teacher at this time of pandemic and beyond. Feel free to share your own U.R.L.s too! You don't know who might find it useful in the long run. 

    15 min
  • Pilot Episode

    Welcome to our podcast channel, Recess Time! In this episode, we introduce ourselves, our goals and our big dreams for the education sector. Thanks for sharing your recess time with us! 

    13 min

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This is a channel that talks about issues, hugots and call-to-action moments about education.