Nakakabasa nang higit na marami ang mga mag-aaral sa paaralan ayon sa DepEd

Bumagsak ang bilang ng mga hirap-basang mambabasa sa mga pampublikong paaralan mula simula ng school year, ayon sa ulat ng Department of Education (DepEd) kahapon.

Ipinakita ng mga gitnang assessment sa school year ang pagbababa ng mga hirap-basang mambabasa, na may 96 porsyentong submission rate hanggang Enero 5. Sa mga Grade 3 hanggang 6, tumaas ng lima puntos ang reading readiness sa average, habang sa Grades 7 hanggang 10, tumaas ito ng anim hanggang siyam na puntos. Dahil dito, lumapit sa grade-level proficiency ang halos 3.42 milyong mag-aaral sa Grades 3-6 at 1.72 milyon sa Grades 7-10 sa pagbasa.

Atingnan ni Education Secretary Sonny Angara na ang progreso ay dahil sa structured remediation, focused tutorial sessions, at regular monitoring sa ilalim ng ARAL Program. Sinabi niya na mapapalawak at mapapstandardize ang mga intervention na ito kapag naipondo nang buo ang programa sa 2026.

Noong Lunes, aprubahan ng administrasyon ni Marcos ang P8.93 bilyong pondo para sa ARAL sa 2026 national budget, na unang beses na ito ay mapapondo nang buo mula nang maging batas. Sa dagdag na rekurso, balak ng DepEd na makipagtulungan sa higit 440,000 tutors sa buong bansa, kabilang ang mga boluntaryo at hindi DepEd personnel.

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Illustration of workers renovating a rural Indonesian school with children playing nearby, representing the government's revitalization program.
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Government sets 2026 target to revitalize 71,744 schools under five-year plan

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The Indonesian government targets revitalization of 71,744 educational units in 2026 with a Rp14 trillion budget as part of President Prabowo Subianto's broader five-year plan to renovate 300,000 schools. Education Minister Abdul Mu'ti stated that Rp2.6 trillion has been realized so far. The program prioritizes schools damaged by disasters and those in underdeveloped regions.

The Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2) reported that 41.47 percent of learners nationwide are struggling readers. This figure comes from the Department of Education's Comprehensive Rapid Literacy Assessment at the start of School Year 2025-2026, totaling 2,243,059 learners from Grades 1 to 3.

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A new report shows that 15% of South African Grade 3 pupils cannot read a single word, highlighting a deepening literacy crisis. Data from the Funda Uphumelele National Survey indicates stark disparities across languages, with only 30% of early-grade pupils performing at level. Provinces are launching targeted interventions to address the issue.

President Prabowo Subianto has affirmed a major education reform commitment, including renovating 300,000 schools and national digitalization. The program covers infrastructure improvements and distribution of interactive devices to remote areas.

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The Minister of Education, Dr Maruf Tunji Alausa, has stated that Nigeria is now better equipped to address the challenges of almajiri and out-of-school children.

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