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Wikaharian episodes significantly improved the learning of average learners and at-risk readers or those who have high chances of failing academically.
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Wikaharian episodes significantly improved the learning of average learners and at-risk readers or those who have high chances of failing academically.

Senate Bill 2387, which extends the term of Barangay and SK officials to five years and effectively postpones the November elections, has passed its second…

Chinese national and two Filipinos were arrested in Makati’s Barangay Pio del Pilar after an alleged attempted robbery during a ₱300,000 cellphone deal. Police…

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. orders urgent aid for the families of two Filipino seafarers killed in a security incident involving Saudi-operated oil tanker…


Sarangani and North Cotabato SGA rank among areas with the highest number of struggling young readers in the Philippines, according to a March 2026 EDCOM 2…

Nearly half of Filipino students fail to reach grade-level reading proficiency by Grade 3, with performance dropping sharply through senior high school,…

Filipino Grade 5 students continue to lag behind Southeast Asian peers in reading proficiency, prompting Senator Sherwin Gatchalian to push for a bigger 2026…

Vice President Sara Duterte encourages Filipinos to read daily to build understanding, critical thinking, and informed citizenship amid digital-age challenges.



Nearly 19 million Filipino high school graduates in 2024 struggle with reading comprehension, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority. Senator…
The SM Book Nook Reading Festival 2025 at SM Aura gathered book lovers for a vibrant celebration of Filipino literature, featuring author meet-and-greets,…



The Philippines has 91 percent learning poverty ‘which means children could not read or they could read but could not comprehend.’ Contrast that with Indonesia…



Many people today cannot be bothered to read or to comprehend as they’d rather have other people do the thinking for them.