Modalities of Learning
The Secretary of Education Leonor Magtolis Briones announces the opening of classes for the basic education shall be on August
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Features
Baguio City’s silvercraft silver linings; eyes markets in ‘new normal’
Domestic trading for small manufacturing businesses, especially those under non-essential industries, have been greatly challenged by the COVID-19 pandemic. While
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Barter culture is now the new normal in Bontoc
Bontoc, Mountain Province – A modern style of barter through social networking site Facebook is now becoming a new norm
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Lacnog West, through ‘finnachang’ or ‘ab-abfuyog’, fix community road
TABUK CITY, KALINGA – The city’s youngest barangay has exemplified the traditional finnachang or ab-abfuyog, usually practiced during times of
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Let learners talk about the pandemic
The world is facing a pandemic making countries shut borders and making people stay home. The young learners are amused
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Teachers need to tell parents that the young are their shadows
The young are extra imitators no matter what- they love to imitate almost everything they see from adults around them
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NCIP scholar waives relief citing ‘Inayan’ values
BAGUIO CITY – “We still have supplies and ample amount of food to spare”, were the words of Noemi Pal-og,
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COVID-19 myths that are not true
The Coronavirus Disease of 2019 (COVID-19) scare has caused people to spread information that caused many to be misled. Here
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47th SSEAYP: A chance to learn while on travel
This is how former Philippine Participating Youths (PPYs) describe the Ship for Southeast Asian and Japanese Youth Program (SSEAYP), an
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Kalayaan: A story behind the eyes of a VAWC survivor
Women plays a vital role in human progress and have a significant place in the society. They are not inferior
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Social Welfare Agency pushes unconditional love for children
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) here continues to promote unconditional love for children. This is in line
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Overcoming Struggles: An Amazing Dad’s Tale
“Nagasat kami kas maysa nga benepisyaryo ti Pantawid ta nakatulong daytoy iti panagbiyag me, karkaro idi tiyempo nga agkasapulan kami
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An insight on how to improve reading comprehension for students
Just recently, the Philippines scored the lowest in reading comprehension in the 2018 Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA). Among
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Footsteps: A journey of hope
Cordillera Administrative Region- Have you ever wondered where mothers draw strength to endure and surpass life’s daunting challenges? How they
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FPIC etiquette on IKSP
For the benefit of private and government researchers, members of the academe, students and artists, here is a brief discussion
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12 former rebels, optimistic of brighter future
LOAKAN—At least 12 former New People’s Army (NPA) rebels and some 53 Indigenous Peoples (IPs) have graduated Friday (November 22)
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Live, Don’t leave!
Suicide is the second leading cause of death among 10 to 19 year olds. A few years ago, I have
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A Shaking Halloween
It is a great day and a cloudy morning in Baguio, a cold morning and a great day to start
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The Pinikpikan Challenge
A new sport, if it could be realistically referred to as such, was born in the recently concluded Indigenous Peoples
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May Buhay sa Gulay
TUBO, Abra – “Food Always in the Home” or FAITH, describes the Gulayan sa Barangay projects of Pantawid Pamilya parent
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