Philippine school promotes reading corners to engage students with current events

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MANILA, Philippines — Abba’s Orchard Montessori School has introduced reading corners where students aged 6 to 11 can access the Philippine Daily Inquirer during class. This initiative aims to keep students informed about current events and encourage critical thinking. The program began after students showed interest in national issues, especially following the pandemic and elections. The school now partners with the Inquirer across all its campuses, promoting reliable news sources amid concerns about misinformation. Teachers report positive impacts, with students engaging in discussions about history and current events. The initiative has helped students develop skills in distinguishing fact from opinion and has fostered a love for reading and writing.


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