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TEACHING AIDS. The Department of Science and Technology-Central Luzon (DOST-3) has provided solar-powered interactive multimedia teaching aids to some indigenous schools. The move aims to enhance the quality of the teaching-learning experience for both teachers and students even without internet connectivity or a conventional electric power supply. (Photo courtesy of DOST-3) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - The Department of Science and Technology-Central Luzon (DOST-3) has provided teaching aids to indigenous schools in two provinces of the region. Recipients of solar-powered interactive multimedia teachings aids were Bato Elementary School, Pinag-anakan Integrated School, and Basyo Elementary School, all in Dona Remedios Trinidad, Bulacan; and the Kadayakan Elementary School, Decoliat Elementary School, San Juan Elementary School, and Bayanihan National High School, all in Maria Aurora, Aurora. The provision was made possible through DOST-3 Community Empowerment's Science and Tec