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41% ng mga Pilipino, Pabor sa Impeachment ni VP Sara Duterte
Patuloy na lumalakas ang kontrobersya na bumabalot kay Vice President Sara Duterte matapos ipakita ng pinakahuling SWS survey na 41% ng mga Pilipino ang pumapabor sa kanyang impeachment. Pangunahing dahilan ng suporta sa impeachment ang umano’y kuwestiyonableng paggamit ng confidential at intelligence funds ng Office of the Vice President (OVP) at Department of Education (DepEd), ayon sa 46% ng mga respondent.
Marcos addresses issues on education through digitalization
As the administration works on "addressing the classroom gap," President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is also focused on closing the digital gap in the country.
Gatchalian pushes for TESDA training, certification of TVL teachers
Sen. Win Gatchalian is pushing for the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) training and certification of the technical-vocational livelihood (TVL) teachers in Senior High School.
F2F classes sinuspinde ng DepEd sa public schools simula Abril 29-30
Dahil sa tumataas na heat index at sa ikinakasang transport strike, idineklara ng Department of Education na sasailalim sa asynchronous o distance learning modality ang mga pampublikong paaralan sa bansa simula Abril 29 hanggang 30.
Binatang biktima ng sexual abuse nakalaya na
Nakapagpiyansa na ang 22-anyos na lalaki matapos arestuhin sa kasong cyber libel dahil sa kanyang lumang post online na naglalaman ng 'di umano'y sekswal na pang-aabuso ng isang guro sa isang mag-aaral sa Bacoor National High School.
Cavite LGUs adjust face-to-face classes amid scorching heat
Some local government units in Cavite have released orders adjusting the class setup in public schools due to the unbearable heat condition being felt in the country.
DepEd, naghain ng show cause order laban sa viral angry teacher
Nais na makita at marinig ng Department of Education (DepEd) ang paliwanag ng isang guro na nag-viral kamakailan sa social media na ‘di umano’y pinapagalitan ang kanyang mga estudyante.
Marcos signs ‘No Permit, No Exam Policy’
Students with unpaid tuition and other school fees will be allowed to take periodical and final examinations, in accordance with the law recently signed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
Revillas urge Congress to study proposal reverting school calendar
The Revilla family has introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives to evaluate the recommendations to move the academic calendar for basic education from June to March.
Majority of teachers surveyed say heat in classrooms ‘intolerable’ — ACT
The Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) Partylist found that almost 7 out of 10 of the public school teachers they surveyed said that the heat in the classrooms is intolerable.