MANILA, Philippines — Information and communications technology development and proficiency in students should be a priority agenda, the Philippine Chamber of Commerce and Industry urged newly appointed Education Secretary Sonny Angara amid continuing advances in digital technology.
“The one thing I asked of him was to please teach our children Philippine history. Because I have seen my children’s workbooks and there’s very little said about the history of the Philippines,” Marcos said. The Chief Executive also ordered the retraining of teachers so they can adapt to recent developments and technological advancements.
He said the government is looking into offering short specialized courses that could last for three months to one year. Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian expressed confidence that Angara would be able to make the necessary fiscal reforms in the education sector because of his experience in the Senate finance committee and the Second Congressional Commission on Education.
The TDC said the Office/Individual Performance Commitment and Review Form serves as DepEd’s primary basis in its implementation of Results-Based Performance Management System and PBB for teachers and education personnel. The group pointed out that while EO 61 started to take effect only last month, the EO states that fiscal year 2023 shall be the transition year, thus the DepEd’s policy relating to PBB for SY 2023-2024 can be relaxed or suspended.Empower yourself! Essential tips for a mother pursuing health and wellnessIndulge in the ultimate chocolate experience with Seattle’s Best Coffee and GhirardelliSen. Alan Peter Cayetano and Sen.
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Marcos tells Angara to improve teaching of Philippine history Marcos also said he discussed the failure of the K to 12 curriculum to improve students' employability to Angara, who championed K to 12 as the principal author and sponsor of the Senate bill that became Republic Act 10533 or the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013.
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