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Generally, this concept applies to higher educational institution. However, to a limited extent, this is applicable to private educational institutions offering basic education (elementary and high school levels). CEAP SMX NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 083012 72
Origin of the word “ACADEMIC” – referring to the garden grove near Ancient Greece called “AKADEMEIA,” where the esteemed philosopher Plato (428- 348 B.C.) held court and taught a school of select students. O.D. Corpuz, “Academic Freedom in Higher Education”, Second Lecture, 09 Nov. 1995. Professor Emeritus, University of the Philippines. CEAP SMX NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 083012 73
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LEGAL ISSUES AND CONCERNS AFFECTING
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ACADEMIC FREEDOM VS. FREEDOM OF EXP
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How Do We Add the Two Years? CEAP S
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Aside from curriculum revision, one
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1. Whether the School would have su
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3. What are the academic qualificat
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1. Whether the 4-year or 5- year ac
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1.2 IF YES, and 1 st - 2 nd year su
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Page 23 and 24: SCENARIO 1: BASIC EDUCATION SCHOOL
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Page 43 and 44: PROBLEM: WHAT TO DO WITH COLLEGE PR
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Page 61 and 62: ASSUMPTIONS: 1. Enabling law allows
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Page 87 and 88: Freedom of thought and expression v
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SERIOUS MISCONDUCT - defined as IMP
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Elements: GROSS INSUBORDINATION (a)
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Philippine school bans Muslim hijab
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ENROLMENT CONTRACT, WHICH PRESUMES
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“Let faith dialogue with reason,
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• Cyber-bullying through Facebook
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“There is a clear emergence and p
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In 2009, a joint study was launched
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There is increased time spent onlin
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Online social networks present a ne
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Out of a total 101 Million populati
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what good bad • MOBILE PHONES •
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what good bad • INSTANT MESSAGING
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Youth Value Systems Using the ‘se
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What’s wrong, what’s right? Abo
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Personally Considered Wrong (in %)
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Mindanao teens remain the “libera
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Youth’s Value Systems Regional Di
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CYBER-BULLYING Source: http://www.s
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COMMON FORMS OF CYBERBULLYING CEAP
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Cyberbulling can also occur when:
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According to a survey by the Cyberb
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Although there are no reported deat
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We still do not have a law on cyber
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Senator Miriam Defensor- Santiago h
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• Tell students to think before t
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• Ask students to step up to frie
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Addressing cyberbullying school-wid
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EDUCATION AS VIEWED BY THE CONSTITU
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STATE SUBSIDY BY WAY OF TAX EXEMPTI
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SITUATION: Sale of real property ow
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If the school canteen is actually o
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BIR Rev Memo Circular No. 76-2003 d
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ISSUE: WHAT IF THE PROFITS OF THE C
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CEAP PROPOSAL FOR A COMPREHENSIVE T
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