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A public school teacher finds a partner in learning

By Ana Patricia D. Sugitan | November 5, 2006 - 12:00am

These days, it’s getting harder to keep students interested in classwork. Usual classroom activities like lectures, recitation, even experiments aren’t enough to sustain students’ interest....

Starweek Magazine