Marcos plans to add more non-teaching staff in public schools
(File photo) MANILA - One of the long-standing complaints of public school teachers is work overload. That is having to perform other chores that are completely unrelated to their jobs resulting in fatigue and burn-out on their part, that somehow also affect the quality of their teaching. Fully aware of their predicament, presidential frontrunner Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. plans to expand the number of non-teaching personnel in public schools to address the situation. He said one way to maintain high quality education in public schools is to reduce the non-teaching loads of teac...
Source: philippinetimes.com