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Angara pledges PISA scores boost and curriculum overhaul, swears off confidential funds at DepEd.

Newly appointed Education Secretary Senator Sonny Angara has committed to improving the Philippines’ ranking in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) and revamping the curriculum, all without requesting confidential funds.

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DLSU study identifies Caraga and MIMAROPA as bullying hotspots in PH schools

A recent study by the De La Salle University (DLSU) has raised serious concerns about bullying in Philippine schools, identifying Regions XIII (Caraga) and MIMAROPA (Mimaropa) as potential hotspots. The research also suggests overcrowded public schools nationwide may exacerbate bullying rates.

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DepEd scores PBED over baseless’ claim on delayed Teacher Education Council appointments

The Department of Education (DepEd) has issued today a statement addressing speculations regarding delays in appointments for the Teacher Education Council (TEC) Secretariat which is responsible for establishing and enforcing basic requirements for teachers’ education programs.

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Marcos signs law doubling public school teachers’ allowance

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed the “Kabalikat sa Pagtuturo Act” into law on June 3, doubling the annual teaching allowance for public school teachers. This move aims to recognize teachers’ dedication and provide additional financial support to cover expenses related to blended learning.

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