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[Title] => Education execs to get additional benefits
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To promote the values of professionalism and humanism, the Department of Education has granted additional benefits and privileges to its officials.
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[Title] => Personal Safety to be integrated in curriculum of 56 schools
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Lessons on personal safety will be integrated in the curriculum of fifty-six more selected public elementary and secondary schools in the country, according to the Department of Education.
DepEd Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo said that this is in compliance with Republic Act 7610, otherwise known as the Anti-Child Abuse Act, and in connection with the policy of creating a school-friendly environment within the context of the schools first initiative.
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[Title] => DepEd to file charges vs Palaro execs
[Summary] => Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Jesli Lapus yesterday said they are ready to file administrative and criminal charges against those who allowed and facilitated the participation of over-aged players in the recent Palarong Pambansa held in Naga City last May.
This was the result of the probe made by the committee organized by then DepEd officer-in-charge Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo and headed by Undersecretary for Legal Affairs Franklin Sunga.
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[Title] => DepEd to merge Oracle system in HS curriculum
[Summary] => The Department of education will integrate the Oracle Academy System into the country's secondary education curriculum this year in its effort to further improve students' skills in information and communications technology.
DepEd Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo said the goal of the agreement is to give students an early advantage in learning IT-related skills to prepare them for future employment.
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Tarlac Rep. Jesli Lapus assumed yesterday his new post as secretary of the Department of Education, and stressed the need for DepEd personnel to buckle down to work and stop politicking.
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[Title] => Lapus mulls change in school opening
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Incoming Education Secretary Jesli Lapus is mulling the possibility of moving the school opening to September to avoid disruption of classes due to typhoons.
Lapus said he is currently studying the pros and cons of changing the school calendar due to the perennial suspension of classes during the so-called "typhoon season."
He said that one of the advantages of a September class opening is that the typhoon season is over and it is also in time with the opening of classes abroad.
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[Title] => DepEd investigates death of 8-year-old girl
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The Department of Education (DepEd) has started investigating the death of an eight-year-old girl who died after her teacher reportedly banged her head with that of a classmate in a fit of anger.
DepEd officer-in-charge Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo said the department will file administrative charges against Esperanza Balderes, 62, if the investigation would show that the teacher’s act was the cause of the death of Ma. Jessalyn Palma, a Grade 3 pupil of Sucat Elementary School.
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[Title] => DepEd union blinks, will talk with Lapus
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Employees of the Department of Education have agreed to talk things over with incoming DepEd Secretary Jesli Lapus to settle any differences and promote a harmonious working relationship.
The 40,000-strong Department of Education-National Employees Union (DepEd-NEU) led by Domingo Alidon said they have agreed to a meeting with Lapus this weekend to thresh out any differences over policies in running the department.
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[Title] => Gov’t turns to TV to train teachers in English, math
[Summary] => The government has turned to television for help in training public school teachers in English, science, and mathematics.
The so-called idiot box will be used particularly to reach teachers in remote areas who have difficulty going to the training centers where skills enhancement programs are held.
In a statement, the Department of Education (DepEd) and the government-run NBN-4 said they have launched "Teleserye Para Kay Ma’am," a weekly training program for public school teachers.
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[Title] => 1.8 M Grade 6 students to take national achievement test today
[Summary] => Some 1.8 million sixth-grade students in public schools will take the National Achievement Test (NAT) today, administered by the Department of Education (DepEd) to check their competency in certain key subjects such as English, Pilipino, mathematics and science.
The DepEd will also administer the secondary level NAT to 1.5 million fourth-year high school students on March 9.
The NAT used to be called the National Elementary Achievement Test (NEAT) for the grade school level and the National Secondary Achievement Test (NSAT) for the high school level.
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UNDERSECRETARY FE HIDALGO
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[Title] => Personal Safety to be integrated in curriculum of 56 schools
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Lessons on personal safety will be integrated in the curriculum of fifty-six more selected public elementary and secondary schools in the country, according to the Department of Education.
DepEd Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo said that this is in compliance with Republic Act 7610, otherwise known as the Anti-Child Abuse Act, and in connection with the policy of creating a school-friendly environment within the context of the schools first initiative.
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[Title] => DepEd to file charges vs Palaro execs
[Summary] => Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Jesli Lapus yesterday said they are ready to file administrative and criminal charges against those who allowed and facilitated the participation of over-aged players in the recent Palarong Pambansa held in Naga City last May.
This was the result of the probe made by the committee organized by then DepEd officer-in-charge Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo and headed by Undersecretary for Legal Affairs Franklin Sunga.
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[Summary] => The Department of education will integrate the Oracle Academy System into the country's secondary education curriculum this year in its effort to further improve students' skills in information and communications technology.
DepEd Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo said the goal of the agreement is to give students an early advantage in learning IT-related skills to prepare them for future employment.
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Tarlac Rep. Jesli Lapus assumed yesterday his new post as secretary of the Department of Education, and stressed the need for DepEd personnel to buckle down to work and stop politicking.
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Incoming Education Secretary Jesli Lapus is mulling the possibility of moving the school opening to September to avoid disruption of classes due to typhoons.
Lapus said he is currently studying the pros and cons of changing the school calendar due to the perennial suspension of classes during the so-called "typhoon season."
He said that one of the advantages of a September class opening is that the typhoon season is over and it is also in time with the opening of classes abroad.
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The Department of Education (DepEd) has started investigating the death of an eight-year-old girl who died after her teacher reportedly banged her head with that of a classmate in a fit of anger.
DepEd officer-in-charge Undersecretary Fe Hidalgo said the department will file administrative charges against Esperanza Balderes, 62, if the investigation would show that the teacher’s act was the cause of the death of Ma. Jessalyn Palma, a Grade 3 pupil of Sucat Elementary School.
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Employees of the Department of Education have agreed to talk things over with incoming DepEd Secretary Jesli Lapus to settle any differences and promote a harmonious working relationship.
The 40,000-strong Department of Education-National Employees Union (DepEd-NEU) led by Domingo Alidon said they have agreed to a meeting with Lapus this weekend to thresh out any differences over policies in running the department.
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[Title] => Gov’t turns to TV to train teachers in English, math
[Summary] => The government has turned to television for help in training public school teachers in English, science, and mathematics.
The so-called idiot box will be used particularly to reach teachers in remote areas who have difficulty going to the training centers where skills enhancement programs are held.
In a statement, the Department of Education (DepEd) and the government-run NBN-4 said they have launched "Teleserye Para Kay Ma’am," a weekly training program for public school teachers.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
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[Title] => 1.8 M Grade 6 students to take national achievement test today
[Summary] => Some 1.8 million sixth-grade students in public schools will take the National Achievement Test (NAT) today, administered by the Department of Education (DepEd) to check their competency in certain key subjects such as English, Pilipino, mathematics and science.
The DepEd will also administer the secondary level NAT to 1.5 million fourth-year high school students on March 9.
The NAT used to be called the National Elementary Achievement Test (NEAT) for the grade school level and the National Secondary Achievement Test (NSAT) for the high school level.
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