Science education in the Philippines
Abstract
This article describes the status of science education in the Philippines. It begins with a brief overview of the history of the country and environment and the context of education. It describes the teaching of science in elementary, high school, and the training and education of Science teachers.
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Journal article
Suggested Citation
Glenn, E. R. (1959). Science education in the Philippines.Type
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1098-237XSubject(s)
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