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Category Archives: Philippine Educational Reform
Hope for Free Higher Education for All in SB 1304
The Senate has approved on second reading Senate Bill 1304, “The Free Higher Education for All Act.” Cf: https://taborasj.wordpress.com/2017/03/09/accelerating-universal-access-to-tertiary-education-s-b-no-1304/ Despite the limelight concerns the Senate has had dealing with the recantation of Mr. Arthur Lascañas, the confirmation or non-confirmation of DENR … Continue reading
The Free Higher Education for All Act (S.B. No. 1304)
Page 1 SEVENTEENTH CONGRESS OF THE REPUBLIC ) OF THE PHILIPPINES ) First Regular Session ) Version … Continue reading
Resolutions of PASUC and COCOPEA adopted during the 2nd PASUC-COCOPEA Conversations (Ateneo de Davao University, Davao City, 12-13 January 2017)
Acting jointly, the Philippine Association of State Universities and Colleges (PASUC) and the Coordinating Council of Private Educational Associations (COCOPEA) resolved as follows: Resolution 1: That the Philippine System of Education provide access to quality higher education to all qualified … Continue reading
Posted in Official COCOPEA Statement, Official Document, Philippine Educational Reform
Tagged academic freedom, Access to Higher Education, COCOPEA, Complementarity, Educational Reform, Educational System, Innovation Centers, K-12, PASUC, Philippine Educational System, Quality Assurance, Quality Higher Education
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The Changing Educational Landscape: Challenges
[Address: Philippine Accrediting Association of Schools, Colleges and Universities (PAASCU) General Assembly 2016, Manila, November 10-11, 2016.] The theme of our national convention is “The Changing Educational Landscape: the Reality and the Challenges.” The changing landscape is affecting all … Continue reading
Posted in Address, Philippine Educational Reform, Uncategorized
Tagged academic freedom, Access to Education, ASEAN, Complementarity, Education as a System, Educational System, Higher Education, PAASCU, Philippine Education, Philippine Educational System, Philippine Higher Education, Quality Assurance, quality education
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Imagining the Common Good for Transformative Education
Address to National Convention of the Philippine Sociological Society, ADDU, October 8, 2016[1]. It is a great privilege for me not only to welcome this august gathering of sociologists to Ateneo de Davao University but also to share with you … Continue reading
Common Goods, the CEAP, the PCSS, and the Common Good
[Address to the Annual CEAP Membership Meeting, Cebu, Waterfront Hotel, Sept. 27, 2016] CEAP Convention Theme: Towards 2021: New Spirit, New Fervor at 75 Remember with Gratitude, Renew with Fervor, Set Forth with Faith As we move toward … Continue reading
President Duterte Designates Prof. Jose David Lapuz CHED Chair
I first saw him on TV during the Duterte Miting de Avance when the Presidential Candidate bowed to him as his former teacher at the Lyceum and attempted to make mano. This morning, at Davao’s Royal Mandaya Hotel, it … Continue reading
