Back in 2018, I spoke in front of big group of teachers from schools across the country about the challenges of Social Studies education. One of the challenges I mentioned at the time was the rise of ...

‘One Day at a Time’: Inside an IDP Camp in Myanmar, Survival Is a Daily Challenge The proposed Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Act has come under fire from President Marcos, despite the country’s ...

In 2013, Teresita Yujuico, ’02 (AXP-1), was inspecting forested land that she leases in the Philippines’ Zambales province, about 150 miles northwest of Manila. On a trail, she encountered a man in ...

America continues to lead the world as a destination for international students. Last year about 900,000 foreign students were studying in the United States, about half of them from Asia. But a ...

To promote the Philippines as a preferred destination for international students, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. signed Executive Order 124, paving the way for the establishment of the Education ...

While the Philippines has had robust economic growth since 2010, even despite a weak global economy, it has had little progress in reducing income poverty. Recognising that some segments of society ...

The widespread availability of technology and devices has become an inevitable part of the way we live and work. Using technology is already second nature to today’s young people, and many schools ...

In today’s digital world, quality education goes hand-in-hand with Information and Communications Technology. By harnessing the power of ICT, meaningful 21st century learning can take place within and ...

THE most dangerous assumption in Philippine educational artificial intelligence (AI) is not that machines can think. It is that every Filipino can connect. Build AI around an always-on cloud and ...

Philippine Higher Education Institutions from across the country are joining this year’s European Higher Education Fair. As in previous years, the Fair benefits from the expert collaboration from ...