The education sector suffers from a lack of a coherent plan, road map,
or vision,” laments the Year One Report of the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EdCom II) titled “Miseducation: The Failed System of Philippine Education.” The three branches of the education sector consisting of basic education, higher education, and technical and vocational education and training are seen to be moving in distinct directions with little apparent effort to harmonize programs and initiatives. This lack of a coordinated approach in our educational system is among the factors cited to explain the sorry state of our education today, seen in our […]…
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