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LEARNING TO THINK BY SUBJECT MATTER DISCIPINE AND BEYOND
Artwork by Alyssa Arizabal (https://www.instagram.com/alyssaarzbl) THE TRANSITION FROM ELEMENTARY...
PRIMARY LEARNING METRICS: HOW ARE FILIPINO ELEMENTARY CHILDREN LEARNING?
Artwork by Alyssa Arizabal (https://www.instagram.com/alyssaarzbl) PRIMARY LEARNING METRICS The...
Developing Functional Literacy and 21st Century Skills
In the lower primary years of Grades 1 to 3, we want our children to learn simple literacy and...
Coming this November: Historical Significance & its Pedagogical Applications
FEU is offering a Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training on historical thinking and...
Today’s Reality in Philippine Learning
In 2018, the Philippines participated for the first time in the PISA international assessment test...
Congratulations Maria Ressa, first Filipino Nobel Prize winner.
The FEU Public Policy Center congratulates the first Filipino Nobel Laureate Maria Ressa for her...
Kindergarten: The First Step in Formal Education – The Need to Get Children Started Well
Art by Alyssa Arizabal (https://www.instagram.com/alyssaarzbl/ Kindergarten is the...
Setting Early Childhood Development Standards
Illustration: Alyssa Arizabal Ten years ago, a review of 20 major efficacy or effectiveness...
THE IMPORTANCE OF EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT TO FUTURE LEARNING (UP TO ADULTHOOD)
Illustration: Alyssa Arizabal There is a message we need to send far and wide: We need to give...
DEV@WORK Social Policy for a Better World: TEENAGE PREGNANCY: A CREEPING SOCIAL CONCERN IN THE COUNTRY
There is a silent crisis creeping up on us as a country that will have long term effects on our...
Closing the gender confidence gap
History will tell us that there was a time when women did not work outside the home at all. Even...
SCHOOL OPENING 2020: WHERE HAVE THE STUDENTS GONE?
Analysis by: Juan Miguel Luz - October 28, 2020 In the first three weeks of the new school year...
[ANALYSIS] How ready are our basic education schools for the 2020 school opening?
‘There are a number of daunting challenges that need to be addressed and overcome for distance education to be efficiently and effectively delivered’
Acting local against COVID-19
With a government that is not exceptionally wise, just, and benevolent, one nationally mandated decision can cause damage to all
The challenge of Cov-ED
The current pandemic has tested the resilience of almost all the country’s institutions — and found them wanting. Not least affected has been the country’s education system.
The costs of school closures
If education authorities want a new education ‘normal’ where blended learning is a viable strategy, they must go beyond simply encouraging its use. Government must provide funding support.
Going back to school – and the challenges ahead
The impediment to a broader use of digital learning lies on the student side – and to address this requires government and private sector support
People’s health or economy? It’s a false choice
Protecting lives protects the economy. That said, the issue of saving the economy remains. Here are some recommendations.