Philippines Pushes for Integration of Indigenous Knowledge in Schools
A Philippine lawmaker is urging schools nationwide to integrate indigenous knowledge and practices into their curricula to preserve cultural heritage. The integration of traditional weaving into senior high school education is cited as a successful example.
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