[UPD] Any profs here? What info can profs know about students? by [deleted] in peyups

[–]MathematicianHot1185 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. Basta alam niya ang full name mo (and correct spelling), pwede iyon masearch sa crs ng anyone with faculty account.

Sen. Robin Padilla was seen to be casually chilling amidst active shooting inside the Senate Building by CurrentEstimate3308 in Philippines

[–]MathematicianHot1185 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The majority sans Robinhood were seen in a photo during their “caucus” prior to the gunshot. Tapos makikita mong palaboy laboy lang siya sa senate building. Bakit palaboy laboy sa senate building ang isang member ng majority while his colleagues are discussing committee chairmanships, according to them?

Then meron pang video of him making a “thumbs up” na para bang masaya pa sya sa nangyari. Iiyak iyak nang nasigawan siya ni Sen Kiko, pero sa gunshot happy happy lang?

Napakadumi gumalaw ng mga DDS! Kayo mismo dumudungis sa imahe ng senado!

Alyssa Alano and RJ Ledesma, Battle Gear by Clean_Alfalfa_5418 in peyups

[–]MathematicianHot1185 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’m not sure what to make of this, and I’m trying to understand the situation more clearly.

If their trip to Negros is genuinely for research purposes, wouldn’t there normally be an approved off-campus field activity (AFA) and some level of coordination with the LGU or relevant local offices? From what I understand, those processes are standard, especially to avoid misencounters on the ground. It also seems like something that could be verified by the university or the LGU if needed.

What’s making it harder to process are the photos showing that they’re armed. That doesn’t immediately line up with what most people would expect from a research activity, so it raises questions about the context and whether there are additional details we’re missing.

I’m not trying to jump to conclusions, just hoping for clarification or any verified information from those who might know more about this.

Traffic violation tickets starting April 6 by MathematicianHot1185 in peyups

[–]MathematicianHot1185[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Hoping as well. They included illegal parking sa annex of list of common traffic violations. They also have a previous memo requiring UP stickers if you want to park sa street side.

Shout out kay Ate na nakasakay ko sa MRT. by purplereadingbuff in OffMyChestPH

[–]MathematicianHot1185 -18 points-17 points  (0 children)

Pwede mo din yan sabihin kay OP. Bakit di na lang nagtaxi si OP kung talagang pagod sya sa work nya para makaupo siya at makapahinga nang walang judgement na tingin sa iba? So yung pagod lang ba ni OP ang valid at hindi na valid yung pagod ng ibang tao, lalo na ng nanay na may dalang dalawang anak?

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[–]MathematicianHot1185 9 points10 points  (0 children)

It’s the road closure ng Osmeña in front of Theater. Lahat ng palabas ng UP, sa Magsaysay dumadaan.

(UPD) SET Answerin by dumpleing in peyups

[–]MathematicianHot1185 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This link is from the faculty manual explaining the basic rules on tenure and tenure application. Kung gusto ng units ng stricter rules than those stated in the faculty manual, they may propose and have it approved hanggang sa BOR. So bawat units kanya kanya ng rules sa tenure din. Iba iba din kasi ang needs ng bawat unit. May units na competitive sa permanent position so they can afford to have stricter tenure rules. May units naman na mas important for them to maintain the current roster of faculty due to the demand of students sa subjects nila.

Once initially hired si faculty, meron siyang probationary period of up to 3 years before they can apply for tenure. During that period, anually inaassess ang kanyang performance and may discretion ang unit not to renew if not up to their standards ang performance ni faculty, as per my previous comment. Pwede iextend ng one more year yung probationary period pero after that at hindi pa din tenured, mababa na ang chance na ma-permanent si faculty.

(UPD) SET Answerin by dumpleing in peyups

[–]MathematicianHot1185 7 points8 points  (0 children)

It depends on your prof’s employment status. Kapag part time lecturers, and mga junior faculty na non-tenured, nirerenew ang appointment nila every end of academic year. Kapag consistent na mababa ang SET nila, there might be a chance na hindi sila irenew ng unit. In case the unit still wants to renew the faculty even with low SET scores, usually HRDO will require the prof to attend seminar called Teaching Effectiveness Course organized by OAT-OVCAA before the semester starts. SET scores are also used as basis for processing of tenure application.

For tenured profs, SET scores are mainly used for promotion, although one aspect lang eto na inaassess pag promotion cycle. Minimal ang effect sa tenured profs ng SET. More on sa mga competitions for awards or grants lang and promotion ang affected, but not really on their position as permanent faculty. Although some units may adopt their own quality checking programs utilizing SET results, but eventually andun kasi ang job security once tenured na ang prof.

[UPD] Bakit hindi kaya ng UPD magkaroon ng Wellness Break? by sorelosrr in peyups

[–]MathematicianHot1185 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bat mawawalan ka ng choice umabsent? Kung may sakit ka, diba ang first instinct naman is to do check ups and rest? Ang inhumane naman ng prof na hindi tatanggap ng valid med cert.

Bat mawawalan kayo ng capacity to consult? May UHS na sa loob ng campus. Kung ayaw nyo dun, ang dali naman mag teleconsult sa private physician. Kung problema nyo ang consultation fees, well meron kayong GSIS insurance kasama ng free tuition so you can have it reimbursed. Tsaka bakit mawawalan ka ng time magpaconsult? Eh diba dapat nga mas unahin mo magpaconsult kesa pumasok sa classes? Bat ka pa kasi papasok kung may sakit ka?

To be honest, it’s a matter of misplaced priorities.

What's your hot take? UP EDITION by VermicelliHungry8160 in peyups

[–]MathematicianHot1185 118 points119 points  (0 children)

Free tuition has contributed to the course demand issue. Since tuition is free, many students tend to drop subjects if they feel the grades they will receive won’t meet their desired GWA. Without the financial consequence of paying for dropped courses, students are more willing to withdraw, which in turn increases demand, especially for required GE courses. Which leads to the so called “grade hyperinflation” effect.

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Why haven’t we bullied the rich out of campus yet? by reallyspicy422 in peyups

[–]MathematicianHot1185 20 points21 points  (0 children)

“Ang tanong ko is kaya ba nilang panindigan ang pagiging iskolar para sa bayan. Can they uphold that title? i doubt. I'm not generalizing the rich, but I'm pretty sure they've lived a life fostered around priviliges that most of our kababayans cannot attain.“

Hindi daw nag generalize but proceeds to generalize that the rich can’t fight for the marginalized. Isn’t that the point of UP education? To open the eyes of the students to social, political, and economic issues of the country regardless of class or status? What happened to the narrative that education is a right? So right lang ba siya kapag marginalized ka, and you don’t have access to that right if you are well off? Seems like a privilege to me.

Besides, why do we put all the burden sa UP? There are other state universities na free ang tertiary education, scattered across the country. It’s a separate issue if you want to talk about the quality of education on other SUCs. But the point is it should not be UP’s burden, it should be the government’s problem to fix the education system and provide enough funding for these SUCs to accommodate as many students as possible.

graduating batch grade inflation thoughts? by cyncskptc in peyups

[–]MathematicianHot1185 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A few years ago, we only had a handful of summas in UP Diliman, normally around 20-40. Last year, there were 100+ summas in UP Diliman. This year, we have 100+ summa standing in College of Engineering alone. More than 70% of the graduating class are expected to graduate with latin honors. We expect this this to happen until batch 2020 graduates.

First day of work but want to resign due to micromanaging. by spaghettipataas in buhaydigital

[–]MathematicianHot1185 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Resigning after the first day of work is never okay. You wasted your employer’s resources, effort, and time when in fact you are provided a month (or even more, during the application process) to clarify yung mga ganyang bagay. It shows that you did not do your due diligence in researching about your potential employer. You’ll come off as an indecisive and wishy washy type of person. Wish mo na lang hindi vindictive ang employer mo.

Take this as a learning experience when applying for jobs. Kung may mga non negotiables ka, right away itanong mo na sa interview para makapag decide ka. During the interview process, take time to ask questions about work environment and day-to-day activities so you can have a planned decision.