[In this Economy] PISA 2025: Much better scores, but the learning crisis remains
The improvements are real, but that’s what you get from intense preparation. As with any student determined to ace an exam, preparation is key.
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Run or hide? Benguet school tests active-attack response without fake gunfire
The drill was designed to test decisions, communication, police coordination, and recovery without using imitation weapons, simulated gunfire, or other hyper-realistic elements that could unnecessarily frighten learners
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SC acquits Imelda Marcos’ 7 counts of graft | The wRap
Today’s headlines: Imelda Marcos, Martin Romualdez, Sara Duterte
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Civic Circles: How can we keep our children and schools safe?
The panel discussion starting at 12:30 pm on September 10 brings together stakeholders to identify safety gaps and develop community-led solutions to protect children
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[OPINION] More than access, what Indigenous Peoples Education has taught DepEd
IPEd is not simply inserting Indigenous content into existing lessons. It recognizes elders, culture bearers, Indigenous knowledge holders, community history, ancestral domain, and community life as integral to learning.
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DepEd asks for P976-billion budget for 2027
The proposed Department of Education budget is 13.55% of the P7.2-trillion national budget that the Marcos administration is seeking for 2027
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Clean water flows at a school in Negros Occidental thanks to solar power
Kids at Damutan Elementary School in Hinobaan once brought their own water in 1.5-liter bottles for handwashing. That has changed.
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This Puerto Princesa community rethinks plastic waste, builds a classroom out of it
About 45 minutes from Puerto Princesa City proper, a small off-grid community in Barangay Bacungan is proving that sustainability begins with people
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Quezon City eyes solar power for more public buildings after 25 schools
‘The school solarization program is a key driver of local climate action,’ Quezon City Engineer Dale Perral says
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What removal of mandatory ‘spiral progression’ means for K to 12 program
A new amendment to the Enhanced Basic Education Act essentially grants the Department of Education freedom from a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to teaching
