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Cloture vote for tomorrow morning. President trump offered his reaction this morning on twitte twitter. This is now the 7th time the fbi has investigated judge kavanaugh. If we made it 100, it would still not be good enough for the obstructionist democrats. Last week, all democrats could do is whine about wanting an fbi report. All we have asked for is that there be an fbi investigation. Im glad the fbi investigation is going forward. This situation. Let the fbi do with the should. They are prob...

By Sheminah Nkhoma Lilongwe, May 28, Mana: Deputy Director for Inclusive Education in the Ministry of Education, Lucy Magagula, says government will c...

Pandemic, a repeatedly mentioned reason that points out to the learning gap of learners, justifies the low scores of students in different national and

AFTER the Philippines plunged in the world rankings, trailing behind other countries in key learning areas, such as Reading, Mathematics and Science, in 2023, the Department of Education in Central Visayas (DepEd 7) has introduced new learning strategies this year.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. orders education officials, led by Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte, to improve the quality of teaching in schools

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday directed the Department of Education (DepEd) to take the necessary steps to improve the country’s ranking in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). In a Palace briefing following a sectoral meeting in Malacañang on improving the Philippines’s PISA ranking, Education Undersecretaries Michael Poa…

CHILDRENS books and young adult (YA) books, either written in or translated into the mother tongue, can boost reading literacy among young learners and will be a key driver of collaboration and cross-cultural exchange among ASEAN member-countries in the coming years, announced reading advocates during the Asian Festival of Childrens Content (AFCC) Circle Philippines, slated from November 15-17.

Stronger book publishing sector good for economy

Carlos Lima Beltran writes from Havana via Diario de Cuba: Culture, controlled by the regime and increasingly inaccessible for Cubans By persecuting dissident artists and intellectuals, and prohibiting the free circulation of their work and thought, the regime is also violating Cubans' right to freely access culture. One of the "achievements of the Cuban Revolution"

By persecuting dissident artists and intellectuals, and prohibiting the free circulation of their work and thought, the regime is also violating Cubans' right to freely access culture.