Exhibit energizes visitors
By Stephen Norries A. Padilla
The importance of sustainability and innovation for the future of energy, technology and mobility was highlighted in the recent Shell Energy Lab (SEL).
The importance of sustainability and innovation for the future of energy, technology and mobility was highlighted in the recent Shell Energy Lab (SEL).
Parents should be the first to teach their children about sexuality, an education expert said.
For media practitioners who have deadlines to beat every day, coming up with an idea and delivering the news in a creative manner are recurring challenges.
Jeah Gargarita stopped schooling when she was 17, after giving birth to her first child.
The best 20 science project proposals from some of the country’s brightest young minds are moving to the next phase of the first Hyundai New Thinkers Summit on April 22-28 next year.
Today, October 22, from 3 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Embassy of Canada is holding an education fair at the Fairmont Hotel in Makati City.
Elementary school teachers from across Metro Manila got a hilarious, occasionally irreverent, refresher course on Philippine history courtesy of controversial tour guide Carlos Celdran.
Sixteen-year-old Allan Agaw dreams of getting a college degree like other young Filipinos. But unlike many of them, he wants to complete his studies to be able to give back to his community someday.
Teachers in higher education who complain about the heaps of student papers they have to check and grade can now heave a sigh of relief.
Students and researchers trying to learn more about Leonardo da Vinci need not fret if they cannot afford to fly to Europe to see and study his famous inventions and paintings.
The government will have one less school to worry about after these three private institutions have built a public high school in an impoverished province in Mindanao.
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.
