As students start a new academic year, some newly elected public officials are also back in school to learn the basics of governance and prepare for their stints as public servants.
For some private schools, abiding by the directives of the Department of Education (DepEd) to implement certain features of the K to 12 curriculum was a matter of discretion.
Engineering students from colleges and universities in Metro Manila and Cebu put theory into practice to build “fuel-efficient and environment-friendly” cars for the Asian leg of the Shell Eco-Marathon.
Six of the 10 representatives of the National Capital Region in the Ten Outstanding Students of the Philippines (TOSP-NCR) search hope to become educators who will help train future leaders of the country.
Although there are still “some people who argue that climate change is not real,” Trevor Lewis, deputy chief of mission of the British Embassy, said “many scientists are devoting their lives [to] studying climate change… People are actually taking serious steps to deal with this. Lots of scientific brains are looking at this.”
A young boy stepped onto a round platform, smiling and oozing with confidence. He hoisted a small violin on his left shoulder.
Who says baduy is out of style? For an architecture student of De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB), it is just a matter of perspective.
De La Salle University (DLSU) is hosting an entrepreneurship expo on March 16 on the ground floor of Henry Sy Sr. Hall on its Taft Avenue campus.
Three young women environmentalists shared tips with student leaders from the Visayas on how to adapt to climate change.
It was a hot and dry Saturday afternoon but that did not stop thousands of young trainees from taking up challenges set for them while working side by side with people they had met for the first time.
The apoptotic activity of lagundi extract on lung cancer cells, phytochemical screening and the antimicrobial activity of santan flowers, artificial lighting sources for indoor plants, an automatic flood detection and warning device … believe it or not, these inventions and studies were done by high school students.
Teachers in training can now keep abreast of the latest in digital technology and educate themselves in effectively integrating the use of high-technology gadgets in their teaching.
Pilot training in the Philippines is catching up with new technology.
