ON July 27, the United States government, through the US Agency for International Development (USAID), turned over P9.7 million ($175,000) in education materials and hygiene kits to support Albay-based teachers and out-of-school youth who were affected by Mayon Volcano’s eruption. The donation, provided through USAID’s “Opportunity 2.0” program, will benefit…
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STRUGGLING. Learners of Balud Primary School in Tanauan town, Leyte province during the first day of face-to-face classes on Aug. 22, 2022. The two-year home-based learning has affected the early literacy skills of learners, according to the observation of parents and teachers in the province during the first few days of resumption of face-to-face classes.(PNA photo by Roel Amazona) TACLOBAN CITY- The two-year home-based learning has affected the learners' early literacy skills, according to the observation of parents and teachers in Leyte province during the first few days of the resumption of face-to-face classes. Arlene Adijas, 47, a mother of a Grade 2 learner of San Isidro Elementary School in Sta. Fe town, shared in an interview Thursday that teaching her child using self-learning modules was very challenging because of several distractions. Last Aug. 22 was her son's first time to be inside a classroom since there were no in-person classes when she signed him up in Kinde
Education Secretary Leonor Briones administered the oath-taking of 25 newly-appointed officials of the Department of Education (DepEd) and challenged them to “passionately” serve the agency and its constituents and be faithful to their sworn duty.
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