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[Title] => Catholic schools urged to fight corruption in text book procurement
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[Title] => More senators question 'book blockade'
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines – Senators questioned yesterday the Bureau of Customs’ (BOC) “book blockade,’’ saying it could do more harm than good even if it intends to raise more revenues.
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The Department of Education will integrate savings consciousness into the basic education curriculum with the use of teachers' guides for students to realize the value of savings and develop in them awareness on the deposit insurance system, this was learned from DepEd Secretary Jesli Lapus.
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[Title] => Paralysis
[Summary] => Watching the two chambers of Congress in action leaves you with a deep sense of national paralysis.
At the Senate last week, the most memorable exchange was over the pronunciation of "teeth" and who was the greater liar. Meanwhile, at the House of Representatives, congressmen fought over the public airing of controversial tapes even as they discussed how to go about their probe, until the chief of the National Bureau of Investigation asked a sensible question: Which tape exactly were they talking about?
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[Title] => NBDB denies Phoenix books very defective
[Summary] => The chairman of the National Book Development Board (NBDB) yesterday denied accusations that the textbooks published by Phoenix Publishing House are "very defective."
In a letter to The Star, NBDB chairman Dennis Gonzalez, PhD, said the NBDB has a textbook review service with a panel of at least three experts from a reputable academic institutions that reviews and evaluates textbooks. The two series of textbooks put out by Phoenix Publishing, he said, had passed the board’s review.
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"This is not surprising since only around one-third of our towns have municipal libraries," said NBDB chairman Dennis Gonzalez.
There are only 511 municipal libraries out of 1,496 municipalities nationwide, and 49 provincial libraries out of 80 provinces, according to records from the National Library.
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[Title] => Merely 3% of non-studes read books
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The Department of Education will integrate savings consciousness into the basic education curriculum with the use of teachers' guides for students to realize the value of savings and develop in them awareness on the deposit insurance system, this was learned from DepEd Secretary Jesli Lapus.
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"This is not surprising since only around one-third of our towns have municipal libraries," said NBDB chairman Dennis Gonzalez.
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