An Assessment on Philippine Politics, Economy and Education

Assessment on Education In the past few years, government had been funding public schools to augment the school's need, of course, and to improve the system of education that surge in the urban and the rural areas here in the country. However, there seemed to be a leak in the system. The interest of government in education seemed to be drowned out from the political upheavals and other perils continually agitating the country. Education was …

…worked during the regimes of Marcos, Garcia, and Quirino and so on. So, why won't it work with the current administration? This calls for a national change and not some proposal of changing the government, resignation or snap election. We are left wearied with all of them. The proposal is for the government to start building people's trust and gain their support. The political system needs a strong foundation scaffold with trust, loyalty, and excellence.