DepEd exec: No need for academic break
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: UNTV There is no need for implementing academic break amid upsurge in coronavirus cases, an executive from the Department of Education (DepEd) said Monday. Addressing the
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Nationwide academic break? ‘Poor learners’ will be left behind — Gatchalian
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Manila Bulletin Calls urging the education agencies for academic break will leave the “poor learners” behind, Senate Committee on Basic Education Chairperson Sherwin Gatchalian said Monday.
Students call for academic break as ECQ in NCR Plus extended
By Elyjah Rosales PHOTO: ABS-CBN News Some students are asking education agencies to temporarily suspend online classes, as ‘NCR Plus’ areas keep its strict lockdown status for at least one
‘Dare to know the truth’ on 8th PUP Radio Conference
MANILA – Despite the ongoing pandemic, PUP DZMC – YCG will virtually hold its 8th edition of PUP Radio Conference 2021 with the theme “EPIKO: Radio in the Eye of
Almost 99% of learners passed during first quarter: DepEd
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: ABS-CBN News An official from the Department of Education (DepEd) on Wednesday said almost 99 percent of learners — except from Ilocos and Bangsamoro Regions —
No more summer break? DepEd exec says adjustments on school calendar possible
By Deighton Acuin and Archie Villaflores PHOTO: The Buzz Files While netizens continue calling out the Department of Education over its plans of academic year extension and shorter summer break,
‘Think rationally, have an open mind,’ Briones tells students
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: DepEd Amid challenges confronting the education sector, the youth — particularly the students — must practice rational thinking at all times, Education Secretary Leonor Briones said
Duterte opposes in-person classes anew; mulls implementation after COVID vaccination launch
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Announcement PH Malacañang said Monday that President Rodrigo Duterte once again rejected the recommendation for a pilot test of face-to-face learning as the Philippines has yet
Palace: If approved, face-to-face classes might have limited hours
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: Manila Bulletin Malacañang said Friday the face-to-face classes might be limited to only few hours at a time if President Rodrigo Duterte will approve its pilot
Teacher suggests more performance tasks for learners: ‘Mag-TikTok o magtanim’
By Deighton Acuin PHOTO: ILounge A teacher said Friday that Students should be given more performance-based tasks in order to assess their understanding of learning competencies. Liza Marie Campoamor-Olegario of
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