https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc TECHbalang Squad en-us 2021-02-07 04:02:55 UTC 2021-02-08 07:56:08 UTC hello@padlet.com staceyaleli https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172517515 Rixelle: 
The progress towards inclusive and equitable education was too slow.

Lack of facilities and teacher storage in [most] public schools, especially the far flung areas in the country

The lack of clarity as to what accounts 'quality' education.

The presence of social divide regarding educational opportunities in the country.

The 'mismatch' between school (on-the-job)  training versus the actual job is largely proportionated. ]]> 2021-02-07 05:31:09 UTC https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172517515 staceyaleli https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172551996 Aljon: 
Status of schools and colleges are very bad. Private institutes are profit based institutions for which quality comes after money.
Private schools have been assailed as profit-making institutions turning out half-baked graduates who later become part of the nation’s educated unemployed. ]]> 2021-02-07 05:53:57 UTC https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172551996 staceyaleli https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172552502 Khurshe:
Inequalities and education are exacerbated (made complicated) by covid-19 (sdgs.un.org)

Only 65% of PRIMARY SCHOOLS have basic hand washing facilities critical for covid-19.(sdgs.un.org). Many schools do not have toilets and clean water (www.unicef.org/philippines/education).

Only half of children 3 to 4 years old are enrolled in daycare, 78% complete basic education (www.unicef.org/philippines/education). The
The number of children out of school has reached 2.8 million (www.unicef.org/philippines/education). 

Due to low investment: 
- outdated teaching methods
- limited attention to the development of children's social and emotional skills
(www.unicef.org/philippines/education)

Some people let their child work to combat hunger and/or poverty

Its all over the place. Every
Every child is special but when it comes to developing his/hes skills/talent/goals there's lack in financial need, or resources (trainors/teachers).]]> 2021-02-07 05:54:12 UTC https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172552502 staceyaleli https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172552922 Scarlet: 
Most children are taught the same way but not all children learn the same way. If we want to have quality education for our children we must change the system. The system is based on a pattern that our ancestors built. A system created when everyone thought all children are the same but they're not. Some children have skills but those skills are not developed because they are forced into a standard system where other students flourish but them who do not suit it are suppressed.]]> 2021-02-07 05:54:29 UTC https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172552922 staceyaleli https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172553476 Stacey: 
Despite the digital age, many public schools still lack not only computers but even books, desks and blackboards. There is also a shortfall in the supply of public school teachers, due in part to their being among the lowest-paid among government employees despite their qualifications and many responsibilities.

Students from rich families based in the cities and some highly urbanized municipalities have more access to usually private and expensive schools, while those from poor families are plagued by a lack of classrooms and teachers, and almost inaccessible public schools with limited resources that teachers themselves are often forced to provide.

There is also the problem of connectivity. Despite the Department of Information and Communication Technology’s (DICT) pledge to make Wi-Fi available throughout the country, the connections are still either too weak or nonexistent not only in those remote localities from where students have had to walk for kilometers and cross rivers to the nearest school during pre-pandemic times, but even in some urban areas.]]> 2021-02-07 05:54:52 UTC https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172553476 staceyaleli https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172553905 Drixan:
Quality Education is a problem because we are somewhat lacking on it, especially the state we are In today. We need quality education to helps us become active and productive in our society. This Is Important so that in the future we will have something to contribute and be competitive to the other countries. Like before, other countries doesnt accept Filipinos applying to work abroad because of the quality of our education that is why they implemented the K-12 Curriculum. But even today the quality of education is still lacking and because of the pandemic the system of our education is damaged. The pandemic affected the quality of our education that is why we need to address this problem. The goal is to find solution to be able to be flexible and adaptible to retain the quality of our education and if possible improve it more.]]> 2021-02-07 05:55:09 UTC https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172553905 https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172573520 Jazlen:
-Poor expertise of teachers
-Poor student to teacher ratio
-Clerical jobs and miscellaneous works of teachers
-Corruption
-Some mindset does not value knowledge and culture. They value the diploma
-Education is rather a training than education
-Lack of physical resources]]> 2021-02-07 06:07:02 UTC https://padlet.com/staceyaleli/mdgkawk695u8ervc/wish/1172573520