An Assessment on Philippine Politics, Economy and Education

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Assessment on Education In the past few years, government had been funding public schools to augment the school's need, of course, and to improve the system of education that surge in the urban and the rural areas here in the country. However, there seemed to be a leak in the system. The interest of government in education seemed to be drowned out from the political upheavals and other perils continually agitating the country. Education was third priority from debt servicing and defense in 2005 budget allocation. There is actually a significant point that needs to be raised in this moment. Increases in funds do not automatically reflect a dramatic result in advanced performance while public education is short-funded. According to the DepEd's Adopt-a-School ...

... for resignation or snap election we construct a compromise formula that rejects unconditional surrender of power as a pre-requisite for political peace. The main focus of this formula is to open windows for political change and national renewal. I must say that this formula may seem to be shaky since the current political condition seems to be in no mood for change. So it all goes back to the question: Who will make the "supreme sacrifice'? The answer only lies to the contending opponents. In order to solve this one should have a change of values. One should accept defeat and cooperate. Citizens, including the vanquished, should trust the government; but to gain the

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