THE low global ranking of the Philippines in science education points up the need for government to plow more resources into math and science education to provide the necessary infrastructure for Filipino students.
Sen. Sonny Angara cited the Global Competitiveness Report where the Philippines ranked 115th out of 142 countries in 2011-2012. The report gauges the quality of a country’s science education.
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