Luis Manzano, the nation’s beloved host, expressed his excitement and gratitude after high school teacher Alfe Iglesia from Agusan Del Sur adapted ABS-CBN’s game show “Rainbow Rumble” into an interactive classroom tool to make learning more engaging for students.
“When your game show is being used to teach and enhance learning, it means you’re doing something right. That’s a huge honor for us,” Luis shared.
He expressed his thanks to Alfe for using “Rainbow Rumble” as an effective teaching strategy.
“Maraming salamat, Sir Alfe Iglesia, for creatively turning our game show into a learning tool for your students. We are deeply honored to be part of your teaching journey and to contribute to a more effective learning experience,” Luis added.
Alfe, in return, shared how the game format made his English lessons more interactive and engaging. He also expressed his gratitude for the recognition.
“I always look for ways to make the teaching and learning process more engaging and meaningful. I’m happy with the students’ response to ‘Rainbow Rumble’ because I find it very effective. There’s interaction and active participation,” Alfe said.
Netizens, like Alfe, have also praised the show for being both informative and entertaining for audiences of all ages, while commending Luis for his excellent hosting skills.
Last weekend (September 14 and 15), “Rainbow Rumble” continued to entertain viewers as “Pinoy Big Brother” hosts Kim Chiu, Melai Cantiveros, Bianca Gonzales, Enchong Dee, and Robi Domingo, along with Sexbomb Girls Mia Pangyarihan, Izzy Trazona-Aragon, Monic Icban-Diamante, Mae Acosta-Valdez, and Mhyca Bautista, took on fun challenges. The show hit a combined peak of 491,249 concurrent views.
Catch the next set of contestants battling for the P1 million jackpot prize every weekend on “Rainbow Rumble,” airing Saturdays and Sundays at 7:15 PM on Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live, and A2Z, and at 8:15 PM on TV5.
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