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WEB-addresses (sub-domains) to each of all the single subject-pages on www.AboutPhilippines.ph

Philippines, government authorities etc.

The primary objective of establishing GMACs in the Barangays is to ensure that the grassroots or the people therein shall have access to local and national government programs and services through adequate and quality informations on the following areas:

Livelihood and Job Opportunities
Peace and Order and Public Safety
Health and Sanitation
Education and Social Welfare
Agricultural Support Services
Infrastructure Development
Environmental Management
Sports Development

Education - general informations & Education Authorities in the Philippines

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Philippines - Education System - Profile

So many informations

normal education, special education and inclusive education.

Committee on BASIC EDUCATION AND CULTURE

Committee on HIGHER AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION

REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9155       August 11, 2001

AN ACT INSTITUTING A FRAME WORK OF GOVERNANCE FOR BASIC EDUCATION, ESTABLISHING AUTHORITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY, RENAMING THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, CULTURE AND SPORTS AS THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

Republic Act (R.A.) 10157, give the Department of Education more elbow room to institutionalize reforms in basic education which include the implementation of the universal kindergarten program in all public schools.

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AN ACT ESTABLISHING THE NATIONAL SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM (NSTP) FOR TERTIARY LEVEL STUDENTS, AMENDING FOR THE PURPOSE REPUBLIC ACT NO. 7077 AND PRESIDENTIAL DECREE NO. 1706, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

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AUTHORIZING THE UNDERTAKING OF EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, PROVIDING FOR THE MECHANICS OF IMPLEMENTATION AND FINANCING THEREOF, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

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BUREAU OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SCHOOL SPORTS

Promoting ideals of sports and physical fitness through the elementary and secondary schools. The Bureau of Physical Education and School Sports (BPESS) has launched the Sports Fit. A series of nine (9) major programs implemented through twenty (20) projects. This innovative approach caters to the demands and needs of the 21st Century. Focused in the strengthening capabilities and delivery of services in the elementary and secondary schools for students, teachers, coaches and all the partners in this undertaking.

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When reforms don’t transform

is an agency under the Department of Education which is primarily responsible for the creation of instructional materials for use in science classes. It is also responsible for training teachers in the use of these materials and in the preparation of do-it-yourself (DIY) kits, as well as for maintaining quality control over private firms which locally mass-produce scientific equipment.

Philippine Schools adopt regional languages

May 2012

seeks to improve the skills in English, Science and Mathematics teachers. Its programs include regular teacher training workshops; a post-graduate scholarship program for Science and Engineering teachers; production and distribution of telecourses in English, Elementary Science, Chemistry, Physics and Math; and a host of other educational programs in partnership with government and private learning institutions.

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Breaking Old School - Creating a NEW ERA

is a poverty reduction and social development strategy of the national government that provides conditional cash grants to extremely poor households to improve their health, nutrition and education particularly of children aged 0-14.

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is a poverty reduction and social development strategy of the national government that provides conditional cash grants to extremely poor households to improve their health, nutrition and education particularly of children aged 0-14.

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Ateneo de Manila University

Pamantasang Ateneo de Manila

maps information on public education services in the Philippines. Help check available information in this website and send feedback about the situation of your school.

Promotional video

is designed to help out-of-school youth (OSY) and adults (OSA) who are unable to attend formal education due to economic, social and geographical limitations in developing literacy and employable and productive skills. Courses usually last for six to ten months and are mainly skills oriented.

Formal education is classroom-based, provided by trained teachers. Informal education happens outside the classroom, in after-school programs, community-based organizations, museums, libraries, or at home.

A Fundamental Step towards Lifelong Learning.

Video about non-formal component of the project " Improving English Language Teaching and Learning in Mindanao" (IELTLM). Video was made by Stuart Leigh of Real World Productions, New York, NY. It focuses on English language education in the Philippines. IELTLM is a project of the Real World Alliance (Real World Productions, Ateneo de Zamboanga University, Notre Dame University at Cotabato City, Mindanao State University at Tawi Tawi, and the Philippine Broadcasting Service).

to build a society steeped in environmental ethics, practicing responsible resource use, and embracing environmental stewardship as a way of life. This documentary is part of the series "Under Construction: The Making of a Coast-wise Nation" produced in 2005 by Nova Productions International for the USAID/DA-BFAR Fisheries Improved for Sustainable Harvest (FISH) Project. The series chronicles the development of coastal resource management in the Philippines, providing an eye-opening glimpse of the practices and attitudes in coastal resource management as they evolved over time, and a testimony of the country's groundbreaking attempts to recast itself as a "coast-wise nation." The opinions expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of USAID.

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Anything about Alternative Learning System (ALS) Accreditation & Equivalency ( A & E) Program of the Department of Education (DepEd)

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Passion for Education - Passion for the Poor

Passion for Education - Passion for the Poor

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170+ Talaytayan MLE is a consortium of education stakeholders from the University of the Philippines and Philippine Normal University. It also includes non-government organizations like Save the Children, NAKEM International, DILA Philippines, SIL and the Translators Association of the Philippines.

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Pambansang Komisyon sa Kabataan

cabinet-level government agency in the Philippines that specifically addresses issues surrounding the Filipino youth

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Philippine Youth Leadership Program - PYLP: Building a New Generation of Citizens as Catalysts for Social Change"

A short video documentary about a student who has resorted to prostitution in order to finance her studies. This video is in support of PLM President Adel Tamano's advocacy on education. A short documentaries by the Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Maynila College of Mass Communication.

Introduction Video

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was just a dream until April 1997 when some Filipino Christian school administrators attending the First Christian School Administrators Conference of the Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches in Caliraya. Membership grew, increasing steadily from 59 schools in 1999, reaching almost 300 in mid-2000.

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A short animated clip on the sad state of the Philippine public educational system. This is the intro video used for seeking support for the initiatives of the Philippine Business for Education (PBEd), an organization of concerned Business owners and executives, in their attempt elicit support for their programs which aim for the betterment of education in the Philippines.

Dumaguete City

Early Childhood Care and Education (ECCE) programmes

is an award-winning, non-profit, non-government organization based in Manila devoted to making education more accessible to Filipino youth living in poor and conflicted communities. Through its libraries, scholarship programs, and learning projects, it has been giving aid to hundreds of students from Zamboanga City, Zamboanga Sibugay, Davao City, Rizal, and Metro Manila since 2001.

The only way to save Chavacano, Zamboanga City's pidgin Spanish language, is to teach and encourage young Zambuenos to speak it up with pride. Much as we admire the rise of many Chavacano-speaking page/groups in FB, we are alarmed seeing few young people joining in. As it is, Chavacano is in danger of dying with the older generation. At the Kristiyano-Islam (Kris) Peace Library, we encourage all Kris scholars and library users to speak pure Chavacano.

WeCanBeAnything is an education advocacy campaign, born of a partnership between the Apl.de.Ap Foundation (AdAF) and the Ninoy and Cory Aquino Foundation (NCAF). The campaign was conceived after apl.de.ap (a.k.a. Allan Pineda), the Filipino-American member of the world-famous Black Eyed Peas, expressed his desire to help improve the education situation in the Philippines. To give apl.de.ap a platform for his advocacy, NCAF appointed him the special ambassador for education of the iamninoy-iamcory Movement in February 2011.

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ADB is providing US$ 400 million for a conditional cash transfer program that will puts money directly into the hands of over half a million of the Philippines' poorest families. Unlike traditional welfare programs, only families who keep their children in school and give them regular health checkups can receive cash stipends

is a non-stock and non-profit Christian association that reaches out to needy individuals and families.

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LIGHT OF HOPE MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION INC. Is a non-stock and non-profit Christian association that reaches out to needy individuals and families. Light of Hope Foundation exists to give comfort, reach out, and assist in any way that it can. Founded by Pastor Mel Whitworth in 1989, it began by giving a small monthly amount to help young pastors who were pioneering churches and had no other income support. It gave assistance in laying the spiritual and physical foundations of the young churches. From there, Light of Hope progressed to supporting childrens education at $75 per year. Today, with help coming from people in and out of the church, it supports nearly 100 children every year.

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Philippine Improvement Group has teamed up with these local and foreign non-profits that have helped make the organization What it is today.

- Vaccines for the Philippines
- Mabuhay Deseret Foundation
- Brigada Eskwela
- The Ayala Foundation
- Synergia

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Lead the way to IMPROVEMENT by teaching, healing, and increasing the stability of the Philippines.

Our vision To be the leading foundation committed to:

•Developing servant-leaders;
•Developing social technologies to empower and uplift lives;
•Facilitating universal access to knowledge and learning;
•Creating alliances and social consortia to manage projects;
•Instilling pride in being a Filipino with a strong commitment to national development

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a documentary on the effects of FORMAL EDUCATION in the culture and traditions of the MANGYANs in MINDORO

have been in the Philippines since 2001. Our community lives in Malibay, Pasay City, Metro Manila and there is also a community in Cebu.

Services to families and to people on the margins of the society: Health, Youth, Livelihood, Child development (learning centers)

Equally entrenched in the Bank of the Philippine Island's corporate mission is its commitment to responsible corporate citizenry. The Bank realizes this role through BPI Foundation by its engagement in education, entrepreneurship and the environment.

Philippines: Summary Report

Mapping Out Disadvantaged Groups in Education

is a non-profit organization that helps less fortunate children, youth and individuals in the Philippines in order to promote positive change. Our motto is that "Restoring Lives Fulfilling Dreams.

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is a community service initiative of Smart Communications Inc. that promotes Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in basic education through partnerships with public schools, its officials and parents-teachers-community associations (PTCAs).

STI Colleges and Education Centers

Programs:

Information & Communications Technology
Healthcare
Business & Management
Hospitality & Tourism Management
Engineering

STI offer also Mobile School Education

a training center that delivers: Prep School, Grade School, High School including Mobile Schools - Colleges of Information & Communications Technology - Healthcare - Business & Management - Hospitality & Tourism Management - engineering education to professionals and students

Schools, Colleges and Universities with Websites on the Internet

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with links to universities - colleges where you can study medicine

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a private, non-sectarian, co-educational K-12 international school devoted to delivering to our students the highest standard of education.

Xavier School is a Jesuit Catholic college preparatory school with a distinct Chinese and Filipino character.

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History and Present

This video clip is about the Education in the Philippine an it was done in the island of Masbate, (Bikol) Province. This is used with permission to the GMA Networks, Inc. especially Jessica Soho who anchored this video. Many thanks to GMA Networks and all the person concerned in making this video possible.

"It's really hard when you don't have an education, and there are no job opportunities. So when I started with this training, I realized I could earn money." For Norally Serra of Labuan, a small fishing village in Zamboanga City, Philippines, an EDC-managed training helped her to help her family.

is an expanding collection of academic journals that are made accessible globally through a single Web-based platform. It is hosted by C&E Publishing, Inc., a premier educational publisher in the Philippines and a leader in the distribution of integrated information-based solutions which include e-learning products, library automation and interactive media systems, and online library resources containing databases, e-books, and online journals

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Quick Guide on How to Access Philippine eLib HERE

Your access to the most comprehensive libraries in the Philippines and the world.

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The University Tower is a safe & comfortable haven for students, faculty members and professionals that's just a few minutes away from the best universities.

is 1 of Cebu's most Prestigious Dormitories over different rooms and most high quality service and amenities with so much to do! and so much to discover! Its not just a Boarding House or Dormitory its like a home you will never forget!.. Its MedHouse. MedHouse is very Accessible, Private, Safe and Comfortable. Our Transients/Boarders are different students/workers studying and working in Cebu, that's because MedHouse is very accessible and is at the Heart of Cebu.

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Prayers for Teachers, Students, and Schools

Education-Themed Prayers for Teachers and Students

Also Prayer Appropriate for Graduates and Graduation

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TEENFAD is a place outside the campus where teeners can openly discuss and confide issues and problems about education, growing up, relationships, sexuality, etc.

is a Philippine based Non-profit organization that seeks to help build public elementary school libraries all over the Philippines.

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It is the concrete manifestation of the Aboitiz Group's strong commitment to corporate social responsibility. As a social development arm, Aboitiz Foundation addresses social and economic development needs of less privileged communities, particularly those in areas where Aboitiz companies operate.

It develops and implements projects on education, enterprise development, primary health and child care, corporate donations, and environment.

Providing scholarship to less privileged high school students in the Philippines in form of "Pabaon ng Sweden" project. Click on "CHARITY WORKS" on the site

EU-Asia Higher Education Platform (EAHEP), a European Union sponsored initiative to promote cooperation in higher education between Asian and European countries

Student Mobility in the Philippines

By Dr. Emmanuel Y. Angeles

With good links for Au-Pair & Exchange students

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Homeschooling

(more known as Waldorf Pedagogy)

Filipino Superstitions

Compiled by Laura B. Corpuz

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