Infographic : Education system in the Philippines
I got a pleasant surprise when I checked my inbox tonight. An infographic created by a group of researchers from different fields based in Europe. These researchers are sharing this infographic about the education system in the Philippines, and how we believe the current situation is not sustainable unless the population is controlled. They believe that education, employment policies, and population control should be equally prioritized by the government, not one over the other.
According to them, the data sources of this research are primarily from the Department of Education and National Statistics. Some numbers were interpolated due to unavailability of real data. They suggest that the reader confirm the numbers and computations with real economists and statisticians, but they are convinced with the gist of their findings.
What do you think?
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