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    The document discusses problems with the Philippine educational system and suggestions from teachers to address them. It identifies shortages of classrooms, teachers, textbooks and facilities as well as low teacher salaries as basic problems. Teachers suggested increasing salaries, prioritizing education budgets, advancing the K-12 curriculum, voting for competent leadership and implementing vaccines to reopen schools as solutions. All answers provided solid ways to improve Philippine education by addressing these issues and helping the economy, literacy and other areas.

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    The document discusses problems with the Philippine educational system and suggestions from teachers to address them. It identifies shortages of classrooms, teachers, textbooks and facilities as well as low teacher salaries as basic problems. Teachers suggested increasing salaries, prioritizing education budgets, advancing the K-12 curriculum, voting for competent leadership and implementing vaccines to reopen schools as solutions. All answers provided solid ways to improve Philippine education by addressing these issues and helping the economy, literacy and other areas.

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    The document discusses problems with the Philippine educational system and suggestions from teachers to address them. It identifies shortages of classrooms, teachers, textbooks and facilities as well as low teacher salaries as basic problems. Teachers suggested increasing salaries, prioritizing education budgets, advancing the K-12 curriculum, voting for competent leadership and implementing vaccines to reopen schools as solutions. All answers provided solid ways to improve Philippine education by addressing these issues and helping the economy, literacy and other areas.

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    Education is an important system in society that should absolutely be accessible to anyone and

    everyone. It is what gives us knowledge in order to accomplish and do things that we have not done
    before. It is what makes us comprehend and formulate ideas that have not appeared to us before. It is
    the basis of society in which companies and organizations use to select people that are appropriate for
    the job that they are offering.

    We were tasked to interview some of our previous teachers in order to answer a question that has been
    given to us which reads: “Given the basic problems of the Philippine educational system, such as
    shortages of classrooms, teachers, textbooks, and facilities, and the low salary of teachers, and
    problems brought upon by the pandemic, what concrete solutions can you suggest?”. We have
    interviewed six of our teachers to answer the question and here are the responses:

    1. The 1st teacher said, “Dapat magvote wisely tayo this coming election. Para maging competent naman
    ang gobyerno natin at tumaas yung quality ng education.”

    2. The 2nd teacher said, “Ipalit nalang yung sweldo ng mga corrupt na politicians sa mga guro kasi yung
    tinuturuan ng mga guro is kinukuhanan lang rin ng pera ng mga politicians hahaha. Para alam rin nila
    kung ano ang hirap pag mababa sweldo.”

    3. The 3rd teacher said, “The government should prioritize budget for education rather than other
    unnecessary aspects since education is important in today’s society.”

    4. The 4th teacher said, “Yung K-12 curriculum dapat ipadevelop yan. Students and even teachers are
    being drained by the excessive amounts of work to be done.”

    5. The 5th teacher said, “They really should increase the salaries of teachers kasi karamihan ng mga
    master teachers nangingibang bansa na ehhh dahil sa low salary. Kung mataas sweldo, edi mas Malaki
    chance na di sila lilipat ibang bansa therefore, mas tataas ang quality ng education.”

    6. The 6th teacher said, “Get the vaccine immediately in order to lower the Covid levels here in the
    Philippines para mabuksan narin finally ang mga schools. Medyo nakakapanibago kasi ang online at mas
    mahirap kaysa sa face to face. Atleast sa face to face makikita mo mga faces ng mga students mo, ehhh
    sa online halos walang nagooncam medyo nakakawala rin ng gana magturo.”
    All of the answers that we have gotten are really solid suggestions as to how education can improve
    here in the Philippines. The suggestions include the increasing of salary, advancements to the
    curriculum, prioritization of education, voting wisely in the upcoming election, getting the vaccine and
    many more ideas. These suggestions truly will help better the situation of the Philippine education
    system and help kickstart the country’s economy, literacy and other aspects.

    We also have noticed that some teachers are also keen on having face to face classes instead of online
    ones. The widespread mandatory implementation of online classes is a problem brought upon by the
    pandemic, wherein students and teachers are not allowed to meet in a physical classroom due to risk of
    infection of the Covid 19 virus. It is true that this has solved the temporary problem of education, but it
    has almost been 2 years since the lockdown has been put into place. The sixth teacher is stating that it
    really drains him that he can no longer see the physical selves of his students. We human beings are
    social animals, and I truly agree with the answer of the sixth teacher. All of these problems have
    solutions, but it is not clear when they are going to be fixed. For now, all we can do is try and not be a
    part of the problems and instead, try in giving ways and suggestions on how to better mend the said
    problems.

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