CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - The Department of Science and Technology in Central Luzon (DOST-3) is continuously promoting e-learning to students through the introduction of innovative teaching tools. Under the Regional Grants-in-Aid Program, the DOST-3 provided an S&T (science and technology) digital library and interactive multimedia audio-visual teaching aid to the Plaridel Elementary School in Plaridel town, Bulacan province last Monday to enhance the teaching and learning experiences of the teachers and students. DOST Regional Director Julius Caesar Sicat said on Wednesday that the teaching tools will provide teachers and students access to interactive lessons and exercises that can be used even without internet connectivity or a conventional electric power supply. "The teaching tools will help teachers lessen their time preparing for learning materials as the technology contains readily available K-12 modules. Likewise, math and science simulation laboratory exercises
CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is continuously assisting micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Central Luzon in enhancing their competitiveness in domestic and global markets. Through its Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SETUP), the DOST will provide production technologies and system innovations to seven MSMEs engaged in food processing, agriculture, and metals and engineering that will improve their productivity and efficiency. DOST-3 Regional Director Julius Caesar Sicat on Wednesday said the seven MSMEs that signed up for the SETUP were the Happy Huts Pizza House, Bakeology Products Manufacturing, Ajee Food Products, Fiona's Farm, RDJDC Enterprise, Sarmiento Metal Craft and the Inang Enyang's Eleven Fourteen Sweet Candies. As SETUP beneficiaries, Sicat said the seven MSMEs would be able to acquire production technologies and systems innovations that will upgrade their businesses. He particularly cited
UNSINKABLE SMALL WATERCRAFT. An unsinkable small watercraft provided by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) to four local government units in Nueva Ecija to help boost the province's disaster response efforts. DOST Provincial Director Leidi Mel Sicat, in a radio interview on Friday (Jan. 20, 2023), said the recipients were the provincial government of Nueva Ecija and the municipal governments of Gabaldon, Pantabangan, and Licab. (Photo courtesy of DOST-3) CABANATUAN CITY, Nueva Ecija - The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) 3 (Central Luzon) has turned over unsinkable small watercraft (USW) to four local government units (LGUs) in this province that could help strengthen the preparedness and response efforts in times of calamity. This is under the DOST's Expanded Implementation of the Community Empowerment through Science and Technology (eCEST) program. DOST Provincial Director Leidi Mel Sicat said Friday the recipients were the provincial government of Nue
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GOING DIGITAL. Teachers and students of the upland Bangkal Elementary School in Abucay, Bataan receive electronic tablets with interactive learning content from the Department of Science and Technology 3 (Central Luzon) in this undated photo. The distribution of the e-learning device was made possible through the expanded implementation of the Community Empowerment through Science and Technology program and the DOST-3's Regional Grants-in-Aid program.(Photo courtesy of the DOST-3) CITY OF SAN FERNANDO, Pampanga - The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) 3 (Central Luzon) has brought e-learning technologies to remote public schools in Bataan to make multimedia learning accessible. Twenty-five sets of individualized interactive multimedia learning, also known as e-tablets, were given to nine schools located in the municipalities of Orani, Orion, Hermosa, Dinalupihan, Mariveles, Bagac, and Pilar. The electronic device is pre-installed with interactive lessons in various subject