Members of Philippine Business for Education (PBEd) encourage local governments to involve parents more in their children's education as part of the reform in problem-solving and improving the Philippine education system. ManilaBulletin READ:
At the Annual Membership Meeting of Philippine Business for Education on May 29 in Taguig City, industry leaders gathered to discuss the country's existing educational landscape and the necessary reforms to address the sector's concerns.
Many parents found themselves unprepared for this role, leading to various challenges such as mental health issues, behavioral problems, and a decline in learning outcomes. “The key to student success” research shows that students whose parents stay active in school have better attendance and behavior, better grades, better social skills, and better school adaptations.
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