Due process hearings involving students with disabilities are adversarial, expensive, and distracting, says the American Association of School Administrators. Now, the group is proposing a fix: a new ...

The Ames Community School District has yet to decide what programs would be offered at its future alternative learning center, but said it would be open to many students — not just those with ...

ALTERNATIVE learning systems (ALS) and other flexible education programs offered by the Department of Education (DepEd) were becoming popular among Filipinos who were unable to finish their formal ...

The Department of Education (DepEd) has procured over 87 million learning modules and 74,492 tablets to support learners nationwide under the Flexible Learning Options (FLO) fund. In a press statement ...

CEBU, Philippines — Learners in high and medium-risk areas across 16 regions are set to receive crucial educational resources through alternative learning modalities. This initiative follows the ...

BAGUIO CITY (PIA) — The Department of Education-Cordillera (DepEd-CAR) has laid alternative measures to ensure the learning continuity of learners amid the successive class suspensions due to tropical ...

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Sherwin Gatchalian urged the Department of Education (DepEd) to provide alternative learning to students with poor comprehension skills following a Philippine Statistics ...

As higher education evolves, so, too, do the paths to degrees. And attaining a degree often involves alternative credentials including MOOCs, micro-credentialing or badges, or non-credit certificate ...

PRESIDENT Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has enacted into law a measure that institutionalizes the alternative learning route for Filipinos looking to earn their college degrees, Malacañang said Wednesday.

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Education (DepEd) on Saturday said it recently procured over 87 million learning modules and more than 74,000 tablets to be used by learners nationwide under ...

Despite the high literacy rate in the Philippines (86.4% as of 2008), there are still many Filipinos who cannot read and write. Mobile teachers are able to reach disadvantaged Filipinos including ...