A striking idea in the history of Asian Americans in U.S. education is the “model minority” myth , the belief that all Asian Americans are naturally high-achieving and successful students. While this stereotype appears positive, it hides deeper ineq...More

One effective inclusive education strategy in the Philippines is the Department of Education’s (DepEd) Inclusive Education Framework, which ensures that learners with disabilities and those from marginalized backgrounds receive equal access to quali...More

One instance of learning in a global context is the participation of Filipino students and teachers in international exchange and online collaborative programs, such as UNESCO’s Global Citizenship Education initiatives. These experiences expose lear...More

The experience of indigenous learners in the Philippine education system reflects deep complexities and contradictions rooted in history, culture, and policy. While the Department of Education promotes inclusive education through the Indigenous Peop...More

In an ideal world, every Filipino, regardless of age, gender, social status, or location, has the unshakable right to free, quality, and inclusive education that nurtures both intellect and character. Education must not be a privilege but a guarante...More

One significant difference affecting learning in the Philippine education system is socioeconomic status, which greatly influences students’ access to resources, nutrition, and technology. Learners from low-income families often struggle with incons...More

In the Philippines, changing demographics—such as a growing young population, urban migration, and increasing numbers of overseas Filipino families—are reshaping both society and education. Schools are now faced with larger class sizes, diverse lear...More