As part of promoting multi-level exchanges and cooperation in the region during in-service training of teachers, this paper focuses on teacher mobility among ASEAN Member States. The programs and national plans relating to teacher exchanges are discussed and policy options to further strengthen teacher mobility...
This policy note draws on the results of the study “School Case Studies on promoting Digital Citizenship Competencies (DCC) among selected Southeast Asian Ministries of Education (MOE)” by SEAMEO INNOTECH. It aims to initiate policy conversations and promote an understanding on the status of Philippine...
The research project, Nurturing Critical and Creative Thinkers through Inquiry-Based Teaching and Learning in Early Childhood Education, aimed at documenting various inquiry-based teaching and learning practices in selected learning institutions (i.e., schools and community learning centers) for early grade learners in selected countries in Southeast...
In the Philippines, perceptions about the status of teachers and the teaching profession vary. While it is still generally perceived to be an honorable profession, it also beset by challenges, such as perceptions of inadequate salaries, poor working conditions, and challenging professional development progression (Cabato,...
The Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN) has achieved several milestones since its inception in 1997. Bold measures on trying to integrate the region around three community pillars namely, ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), ASEAN Political-Security Community (APSC), and ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community (ASCC) were initiated by...
In Southeast Asia, the marginalization of children remains a huge concern in achieving inclusive early childhood care and development (ECCD). Twenty-five million children living in multidimensional poverty (United Nations Children’s Fund East Asia and Pacific, 2019) are in a disadvantaged position to receive high-quality ECCD...
Many studies have shown that the state of health and nutrition of learners affect their school performance. Among the health concerns for learners are nutritional deficiencies, malaria infections, iron deficiencies, among others. Hunger also affects learning capacities of children, thus feeding programs in schools help...
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