Teach to the Future Program

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Teaching Demonstration
Thursday, August 26, 2010 - 01:16
jorj

College students from all over the world can get a chance to shape the future of aviation and win EUR30,000 in a competition launched by Airbus at the Farnborough International Airshow in United Kingdom.

The competition entitled Airbus Fly Your Ideas (FYI) asks students to develop ideas to make the aviation industry greener or more environment-friendly. The contest, which is held every two years, involves three rounds of different activities which are judged by a panel of aviation industry experts. This year's competition will conclude at the International Paris Airshow in Le Bourget, France.

Charles Champion, Airbus executive vice president of engineering, said that “Fly Your Ideas is a unique opportunity for students to be part of Airbus' vision for an eco-efficient aviation industry of the future. It also enables Airbus to...

Tuesday, August 24, 2010 - 06:44
jorj

The Philippine Math Team won second place overall with 92 medals, 12 of them gold, in the recently concluded 2010 Singapore International Mathematics Competition. They also bagged 44 merit certificates.

The young math aces were members of MTG, a non-government group which promotes training and education in Math.

The Philippines' gold medals were bagged by Adrian Reginald Sy and Matthew Angelo Isidro of St. Jude Catholic School; Shaquille Wyan Que, Shaun Wesley Que and Kate Andrea Bonamy from Grace Christian College; Farrel Eldrian Wu from MGC New Life Christian School; Errol John Suarez from Bicol University Integrated Laboratory School; Raphael Villaluz from San Beda College-Alabang; Frederick Matthew Corpuz from Colegio San Agustin-Makati; Gabrielle Anna Gabaton from Pasig Catholic College-High School; Jervis Ong Chua from Philippine Cultural...

Monday, August 23, 2010 - 02:10
jorj

Malacañang is allocating the largest portion of the proposed budget for 2011 to the Department of Education with P207.3 billion.

Presidential Communications Operations Office Secretary Herminio Coloma said that “Education is that proposal's top priority in terms of absolute amount.” He added, “where you put your money, that's where your strategy is.” The amount allocated for education makes it clear that there will be more resources for development and the budget will not be solely for debt servicing.

The Aquino administration aims to eradicate poverty and hunger, provide primary education services to all, promote gender equality, improve maternal health, and make sure that the environment is sustainable.

 

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