E-Learning

The contest, which started in 1986 and named in honor of famous Chinese mathematician Hua Luo Geng, is considered one of the toughest math competitions for primary and junior high school students in mainland China.

The winners of this year?s country finals are Don Emmanuel Santamaria and Fae Nicole Serrano or Team Green Goldies from the De La Salle University-Manila with their e-Hub project.

The Department of Education (DepEd) has reported substantial improvements in the performance of its Learner Information System (LIS) after its migration to a cloud-based platform.

DOST-SEI recently posted the names of 8,994 new qualifiers for its undergraduate scholarship, the biggest batch since the program started in 1958.

The 22 scholars underwent a nine-week training course and completed five modules that cover topics identified by the Commission on Higher Education (CHEd).

The young math wizards earned three gold and two bronze medals at the recent 14th China Northern Mathematical Olympiad (CNMO) in Taizhou City, Zhejiang province and 15th China Southeast Mathematical Olympiad (CSMO) held in Jinjiang City in Fujian province.

Blockchain technology experts and advocates rallied business and legal management students of DLSU in Taft Avenue, Manila to study blockchain technology and make a career out of it.

Based on the gold medal tally, the Philippines finished in first place with 27 followed by China, 25; Taiwan, 13; Vietnam, 12; and Indonesia, 10.

The new game app, World of Numbers, makes mathematics easy and fun to learn.

The Philippine team won 14 gold medals, 43 silver medals, and 69 bronze medals, with some students receiving multiple medals across three different categories.