Hundreds of thousands of students in the Philippines are in some sort of education limbo on account of the health crisis. Public policymakers and private institutions are turning to technology to meet the demands and challenges of education in our current climate. In the Philippines, there are merely a handful of enterprises and entrepreneurs who have experience leveraging on the power of modern technologies in the field of education. And we are not just talking about changing blackboards to smart screens or using the Internet for a research project, but rather breaking barriers to education through technological advancements and connectivity.
To understand how technology can fill in the gaps in education, Manila Bulletin Lifestyle talked to Henry Motte-Muñoz, the founder and CEO of Edukasyon.ph, the largest Gen Z platform in the country. The platform started with the vision of breaking down barriers to educational opportunities for Filipinos everywhere through technology and online resources, empowering the youth with information so that they can confidently make major decisions in every area of their student life.
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