William Cope
Wei Liu
Pinakini Shah
Greg Jack
Leah Goldberg
Nell C Rundle
Bahar AnahmiasNew Learning MOOC’s Updates
REFORM EDUCATION
Last April, senator Angara calls for social action in education reform
https://www.deped.gov.ph/2025/04/02/lenten-reflection-angara-calls-for-social-action-in-education-reform/
"The work of education cannot rest on the government alone. It must be a shared mission. The Church, private institutions, and civil society must stand as partners. By being a voice for the voiceless—whether they are out-of-school youth, abused children, or those trapped in cycles of poverty—you [the Church] amplify our shared mission to advance inclusive and values-based education."
I do agree that education is a shared mission. We have a saying that "it takes a village to raise a child" and everyone in the community must work together in order to give the best education for the children of the Philippines
I really like how you connected Senator Angara’s call to the saying “it takes a village to raise a child.” It highlights the truth that education is not only the responsibility of schools and government but also of families, communities, and institutions working together. The emphasis on inclusive and values-based education is powerful, but I think the real challenge lies in how this partnership will be organized and sustained in practice.