How do Philippine schools compare with school in progressive countries in the Asia pacific countries?

Answer 1

Our schools here in the Philippines, though have already started to use IT in their curriculum, are still in need of improvement. It can be known and seen perhaps that our IT education here is slowly progressing but it isn't enough. We have goals and strategies in IT education here in the Philippines but the lack of commitment seem to be the problem of the failure of IT education in our country. We do not have firm implementation on the goals and strategies in IT education. Unlike other neighboring countries in the Asia- Pacific Region, Philippines seem to be "unwelcoming" in the introduction of this innovation especially integrating or infusing this in schools may it be public and private. But there is a greater probability among private institutions in terms of their usage of IT.

Answer 2

Philippine schools generally face challenges in terms of resources, infrastructure, and quality of education compared to schools in progressive countries in the Asia-Pacific region. Progressive countries often have more advanced technology, better-trained teachers, and higher academic standards. There is a greater emphasis on critical thinking, creativity, and innovation in the curricula of schools in these countries as well.