Coral Reef Monitoring: An Environmental Concern Part II – The Tubbataha Reef Fiasco, Determining Cost of Damage
With the lifting of the last chunk of the chop-chopped USS Minesweeper Guardian hitting the media outlets,
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Coral Reef Monitoring: An Environmental Concern Part I – Excerpt from DENR A. O. No. 2012 – 12
For the nth time, coral reef-related pronouncements and issuances from both national and local governments have been published.
Fostering Technology Innovation: Road to a strong S & T Philippines
Holding technology innovation fairs in school campuses creates a sense of science awareness among students and teachers as well as the general public.
Canada’s K to 12 Enhanced Educational System
Like almost all countries over the world. Canada follows a 12-year Basic Education Curriculum.
K to 12 Basic Education Program In Full Swing Part II – Some Anticipated Humps In the New BEP
As in any new programs or endeavors, there are anticipated problems with the implementation of the new Basic Education Program (BEP). Some of these humps may turn out too hot to handle, not even by the DepEd’s on-going GO: Ed Campaign! Hereunder are situations (physical facilities excluded) that are likely to affect the effective and efficient running of the Program.
K to 12 Basic Education Program in full swing
With the passage of the Basic Education Program, plainly referred to as K to 12 Program, positive signs have been evident leading to its perceived successful take-off.
Ascending 90th Ladder of Life Part II – A Glimpse at Nanay by this Writer
Notwithstanding financial restraints as fledgling parents, mother dreamed high for her sons education and later translate ‘Manna from Heaven’ received in the form of services to almighty, humanity and community.
ASCENDING 90th LADDER OF LIFE Part I – A Special Article for Our Mother
Human nature dictates that special attention is given to a special person as a worthy sign of love and gratitude for the immense sacrifices he/she has gone through,
Plight of Philippine Science and the Filipino S&T workers Part III – Recognitions Given to Filipino S & T Workers
Adding to the woes of the Filipino S & T workers, aside from the meager budget for R & D activities, to purchase state-of-the-art laboratory equipment, and updated library facilities, is the tangible acceptance, recognition of their research contributions to the government and the country.
Plight of Philippine Science and the Filipino S&T workers Part II – The Magna Carta for Scientists, Engineers, Researchers and Other Science and Technology Personnel in Government
Some years back, we, science workers in government, enjoyed the benefits of Republic Act 8439 or the so-called Magna Carta for Scientists, Engineers, Researchers and Other Science and Technology Personnel in Government.
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