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Teachers said even with four, or even more electric fans, the heat is really intolerable and is already affecting learning, especially in classrooms where 30 to 40 students are cramped.

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THE chair of the House Committee on Basic Education and Culture recently led an oversight inquiry into the administration of school-based teacher training programs. Prompted by the alleged discontent of teachers on their training from the Department of Education, as well as local learners’ dismal scores in national and global…

A SUBSTITUTE bill for the Teacher Career Progression Act which will streamline career paths, merit-based promotion and compensation increase for public school teachers has been approved by the House Committee on Appropriations on second reading at the plenary.

IN its year one report entitled Miseducation: The failed system of Philippine education, the Second Congressional Commission on Education (Edcom 2) Commission highlighted its findings in 12 out of its 28 priority areas.

PASIG City Lone District Rep. Roman Romulo stressed the importance of a partnership between public and private schools through the expansion of a government program that will help improve the countrys education standing.

SOCIAL Welfare and Development Secretary Rexlon Rex Gatchalian said on Tuesday the agency was ready to engage with the Department of Education (DepEd) to assist its learning initiatives aimed at reducing illiteracy.

Vice President Sara Duterte should not resign as DepEd Secretary because of the Philippines' poor showing in the 2022 Programme for International Student Assessment, a House leader said.

EDUCATION officials expect a bleak showing for the Philippines once the Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) test scores are released by the Organization for Educational Cooperation and Development (OECD).

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