10 STOC Survival Tips

Hi guys! Its me again.

In Sorsogon National High School, there were two curriculum - BEC (Basic Education Curriculum) and STOC (Science and Technology Oriented Curriculum). Being a BEC student is hard. But being a STOC student is harder because it is integrated curriculum and some subjects here is for college. So DOST/ STOC students out there here are the tips on how you would survive 'til Grade 12:

1. Give your 100% in every thing you do.
2. Balance your time. Time management is important in this field because being a DOST student is equal to lots of homework and projects.
3. Be honest.
4. Be active in class discussions.
5. Study hard. Make some advance reading so that you can easily learn the lesson.
6. Just trust yourself and have a self confidence.
7. Do not cram.
8. Seek for an advise from the former DOST student and to your parents.
9. Just be yourself and lastly;
10. Just enjoy being a DOST student.

Being a STOC student, we  have no secrets at all on how to survive  in this curriculum. Just be yourself, Sudy harder, and Enjoy being a DOST student can help you survive.


That's all for today. Hope you'll get something about my tips especially DOST students out there.

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