PH education gains in PISA demand 'continuous effort' for reforms
Despite achieving its highest scores yet in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), Philippine lawmakers are calling for a reassessment of education policies and continued investment in reforms, urging the nation to use the gains as a 'springboard' for further improvements.
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