DepEd Eyes New Reforms to Improve Learning Outcomes
The Education Secretary underscores the need for a future-ready curriculum to equip Filipino learners.
The Department of Education outlined proposed curriculum reforms this week, aimed at improving foundational literacy and numeracy outcomes across public schools.
The Education Secretary said the reforms would emphasize practical skills and digital literacy alongside core academic subjects.
Teacher training and classroom resource allocation were also cited as priority areas for the coming school year.
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