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All textbooks meant for distribution to public elementary and high school students next school year in English, Social Studies, Sibika and Hekasi have failed the evaluation of the Department of Education (DepEd).


All 130 of the textbooks and teacher’s manuals need either minor or major revisions and cannot be distributed unless the revisions are made, the DepEd said yesterday.


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China restricts police power on secret detentions

March 8, 2012 - 12:40pm

China's authoritarian government is restricting the police's power to secretly detain people, at least on paper, announcing stricter revisions to a key criminal law Thursday after a wave of public complaints.

Elementary, high school textbooks fail DepEd evaluation

August 23, 2005 - 12:00am

None of these books make the grade. All textbooks meant for distribution to public elementary and high school students next school year in English, Social Studies, Sibika and Hekasi have failed the evaluation of...

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