Philippine Schools in Middle East Struggle to Maintain Student Learning
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- •Philippine schools operate in several Middle Eastern countries with significant Filipino communities.
- •These schools are experiencing shortages of qualified teachers and educational materials.
- •Students face disruptions due to logistical and administrative challenges in the host countries.
- •The schools aim to follow the Philippine curriculum despite operating outside the country.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If Philippine educational authorities increase support and resources to schools in the Middle East then student learning continuity and educational quality for Filipino expatriate children could improve.
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