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[Title] => Students more disciplined with homework with Singapore Math
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[Title] => Singapore Math Festival this October
[Summary] => Galileo Enrichment Learning Program Inc. is holding the first Singapore Math Festival on Oct. 8, 2011 at the SGV Hall, AIM Conference Center Manila in Makati City.
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[Title] => 118 schools join survey to assess math, science education
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[Title] => Public asked to back basic education
[Summary] => Department of Education Secretary Jesli Lapus called on the public to help solve the crisis presently sweeping the education sector.
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While a supplemental budget of P9.65 billion is being considered for DepEd in line with the 2006 reenacted budget of P112 billion, this is still not enough to comply with all the requirements of the education system.
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Here’s another reminder that we should be in panic mode over the sorry state of Philippine education. A report released by the National Statistical Coordination Board showed minimal improvement in the competencies of elementary and high school graduates in the past year compared to the previous school year. Achievement tests administered among the graduating elementary and high school students showed only a tiny fraction made it past the "mastery" score of 75 percent, low enough as it is.
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While a supplemental budget of P9.65 billion is being considered for DepEd in line with the 2006 reenacted budget of P112 billion, this is still not enough to comply with all the requirements of the education system.
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