Broken Families and Its Effects on Children
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Baguio Day Anniversary Issue | | 100th Baguio Day Anniversary Issue | | 99th Baguio Day Anniversary Issue | | 98th Baguio Day Anniversary Issue | | | | ‘OFW parents should know the academic status of kids’by Liza Agoot School children whose parents are overseas Filipino workers are emotionally affected by the status of their families. To help them, there is a need for the school to know that the parents of the children are OFWs.
City councilor Lulu Tabanda has submitted a proposed resolution urging educational institutions in the city to inform OFW parents of the status of their children enrolled in the institution.
She said that because of the abnormal family set up, the impact on the behavior and habits of the children manifests in their performance in school and other academic activities.
The sacrifices of these migrant workers should be well compensated through a partnership with established institutions by way of constant communication to update the parents on the
Baguio Day Anniversary Issue | | 100th Baguio Day Anniversary Issue | | 99th Baguio Day Anniversary Issue | | 98th Baguio Day Anniversary Issue | | | | ‘OFW parents should know the academic status of kids’by Liza Agoot School children whose parents are overseas Filipino workers are emotionally affected by the status of their families. To help them, there is a need for the school to know that the parents of the children are OFWs.
City councilor Lulu Tabanda has submitted a proposed resolution urging educational institutions in the city to inform OFW parents of the status of their children enrolled in the institution.
She said that because of the abnormal family set up, the impact on the behavior and habits of the children manifests in their performance in school and other academic activities.
The sacrifices of these migrant workers should be well compensated through a partnership with established institutions by way of constant communication to update the parents on the