EDCOM 2:41.47%的学生阅读能力堪忧

第二届国会教育委员会(EDCOM 2)报告称,全国41.47%的学生阅读能力堪忧。该数据来自教育部在2025-2026学年开学时进行的综合快速识字评估,共涵盖了小学一年级至三年级的2,243,059名学生。

菲律宾马尼拉 —— 第二届国会教育委员会(EDCOM 2)周二报告称,全国41.47%的学生被认为阅读能力堪忧。此数据基于教育部在2025-2026学年初进行的综合快速识字评估,评估对象涉及2,243,059名一至三年级学生。阅读困难比例最高的10个地区包括:塔威塔威省(Tawi-Tawi)75.6%;北马京达瑙省(Maguindanao del Norte)65.38%;北哥打巴托特别地理区(Special Geographic Area North Cotabato)64.49%;三宝颜市(Zamboanga City)60.72%;萨兰加尼省(Sarangani)60.57%;苏禄省(Sulu)59.63%;南马京达瑙省(Maguindanao del Sur)58.46%;拉米坦市(Lamitan City)57.77%;巴西兰省(Basilan)57.59%;以及西达沃省(Davao Occidental)57.17%。与此同时,阅读困难比例最低的10个地区为:斯托托马斯市(Sto. Tomas City)23.42%;巴丹群岛省(Batanes)24.38%;保和省(Bohol)25.46%;山区省(Mt. Province)26.32%;瓦伦祖拉市(Valenzuela City)27.44%;卡维特市(Cavite City)29.58%;土格加劳市(Tuguegarao City)29.8%;马洛洛斯市(Malolos City)30.09%;莱特省(Leyte)30.80%;以及卡莫纳市(Carmona City)31.19%。EDCOM 2指出,至少有4,599个描笼涯(barangays)缺乏儿童发展中心。该委员会呼吁通过以中心为基础及其他替代模式,扩大幼儿教育的覆盖范围,以应对大量学生阅读困难的问题。此外,该委员会还强调了解决学校教室积压和拥挤问题的必要性。

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