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Sona: Marcos urges Angara to improve quality of PH education
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. urged the new Education Secretary, Sonny Angara, to improve the quality of Philippine education during his third State of the Nation Address.
Marcos emphasized the need for the national learning recovery program to proceed without disruptions, particularly in basic education.
He stressed the importance of closing the digital gap in education, aiming for a time when all Filipino students will be equipped with computers, smart TVs, essential programs, digital books, and access to reliable power and the internet.
The President also highlighted the need for the education system to cultivate problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and a drive for success in the youth.
Angara became the chief of the Department of Education (DepEd) on July 19, replacing Vice President Sara Duterte.
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