In the wake of the pandemic, Filipino teachers were lauded for their efforts to encourage parents, guardians, and communities to make sure students will participate in the opening of classes on Oct. 5.
Teachers who attended the virtual forum agreed that fulfilling children’s rights to education is a “shared responsibility of communities.” Meanwhile, Francesca Lawe-Davies, First Secretary for Development Cooperation of the Australian Embassy, commended the teachers’ energetic outreach to parents, guardians, and communities to encourage enrolment and support for children’s learning.
A teachers’ group on Friday urged the government and the Department of Education to hire displaced workers and those who are currently unemployed for special school tasks.
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