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The latest Program for International Student Assessment (PISA) results showed 15-year-old Filipino students lagging in math, reading, and science behind their counterparts from the region. Clearly, we have an education crisis, but what are we doing about it? Watch our episode with Dr. Allan Bernardo, “experienced educator and researcher in the field of psychology and education” from De La Salle University.
Christian Esguerra
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00:00.0
Good evening guys, I'm Christian Esguerra and welcome po sa ating episode ngayong gabi.
00:29.1
Today is December 8, dito po sa ating Facts First Podcast. Maraming maraming salamat po sa patuloy niyo pong pagsuporta dito po sa ating programa.
00:39.3
Ano bang pag-uusapan natin ngayong gabi? Akala natin medyo hayahay tayo no dahil holiday.
00:44.3
Pero alam niyo po, there's really a big problem that we have to talk about consistently and to act on.
00:50.6
And ang takeoff po natin dito, ilamabas na risulta ng Program for International Student Assessment o yung PISA.
00:59.1
Na isinagawa po ng 2022. Kunsaan ang Pilipinas, isa na naman po sa mga kulelat na bansa.
01:06.5
77 out of 81 countries that were included dito po sa assessment na ito. Ang involved po rito ay mga 15-year-old learners.
01:16.1
So lumalabas na kasama po tayo sa mga kulelat sa math, sa reading at saka po sa science.
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At hindi po ito nalalayo doon po sa previous PISA assessment results na nakakabahala rin po.
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