Teachers in the Philippines remain silent on important issues due to fear of job loss, professionalism, and safety concerns. Despite their large numbers, they lack a voice beyond the classroom. Why is this the case? Let’s find out.
As the end of the second quarter nears, the Teachers’ Dignity Coalition (TDC) is urging the Department of Budget and …
A few days ago, Vice President Sarah Z. Duterte stepped down as the Secretary of DepEd, sending shockwaves through the …
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The Legacy of Uninterrupted Vacations for Teachers It is a legacy of VP Sarah Z. Duterte that all public-school teachers …
Former VP Leni Robredo Suggested as New DepEd Secretary As discussions swirl online about former Vice President Leni Robredo potentially …
Filipino Students Rank Second to Last in Creative Thinking A recent report from the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) …
Vice President Sara Duterte Resigns as Education Secretary In a surprising turn of events, Vice President Sara Duterte has resigned …