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An Emerging EdTech Innovator from Cebu Is Building a New Way for Children to Learn

CEBU, Philippines — Children are already spending hours on their screens. A Cebu-based team spent three years exploring how some of that time could be spent learning instead. The result…

From Mindanao TimesTue, Nov 10, 4:19 PM
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CEBU, Philippines — Children are already spending hours on their screens. A Cebu-based team spent three years exploring how some of that time could be spent learning instead. The result…

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