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Sojor orders PE teachers to return number tag fee
WHO SAYS THAT only students can complain?
If there is anything to describe some of the instructors from the Physical Education (PE) department’s stand against the university president’s written announcement asking them to return the P20 they collected from the students for the number tags, it is of subtle disagreement.
The university president has received numerous complaints from both students and parents questioning the P20 payment for tags which they deemed to be over collection since the students were already paying for the university identification card (ID).
In Sojor’s announcement, it was said that the number tags did appear to be another form of ID. He explained that only the school ID is the authorized credential thus any amount collected for the creation of another form of ID must be returned immediately.
He added that the PE department has no right to collect any additional payments for the said purpose.
From Sojor’s perspective, PE teachers and instructors should not use number tags because those who cannot memorize the names of the students would only mean poor teaching strategy. He also encouraged the concerned teachers to do their lessons at no extra financial cost because those who normally do have the best teaching strategies.
Offensive issue
According to veteran PE Instructor Lilibeth Valde, she felt bad and offended of the issue since it seemed like they, as instructors, were after the students’ money. Read More >>>
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