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Does curriculum change affect teaching practices? This question is investigated in this stidy using a randomized experiment in the Philippines, where ..

Teachers in developing countries often face heavy workload demands, yet little is known about how curriculum reforms shape their daily work patterns. ..

The last issue of the Development Research News for 2025 presents key insights from the 23rd Development Policy Research Month, which adopted the them..

The growth of the Philippine economy has predominantly been led by the services sector. However, this growth pattern has resulted in increased employm..

Civil society groups are urging stronger participatory budget planning to close persistent gaps between national development plans and actual public s..

The study presents a comprehensive review of the Philippine travel, tourism, and hospitality sector through an analysis of the Tourism Satellite Accou..

Electricity subsidies serve diverse policy goals but pose significant fiscal, efficiency, and equity challenges. This paper focuses on the Philippines..

This study examines the effects of urban revitalization strategies in Metro Manila, focusing on their implications for housing adequacy. Using geospat..

This exploratory study examines the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the Philippine media industry, particularly in news media, ..

The study examines how linguistic mismatch between students’ home languages and the language of instruction shapes learning productivity in ling..

The Philippine government’s growing reliance on earmarked revenues continues to outpace its ability to spend them effectively, resulting in ballooni..

The Socioeconomic Research Portal for the Philippines (SERP-P), the country’s first and largest electronic repository of policy studies, celebrated ..

#òòò½´«Ã½InfoBits: Did you know that the average cost of inpatient care in the Philippines reaches ₱82,335, covering hospital bills, medicines, and labo..

A new study by the òòò½´«Ã½ (òòò½´«Ã½) found that the Department of Education’s (DepEd) long-standing use of 75% sco..

This is in relation to the opinion column by Mr. Boo Chanco published in The Philippine Star on December 10, 2025.