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02/08/2023

‘MAS NAKAKA-ADIK ANG ASUKAL AT KAPE KAYSA MARIJUANA’
MAS nakaka-adik ang asukal, kape at iba pang produkto kaysa sa kontrobersiyal na medical cannabis o ma*****na, ayon sa mga eksperto.
Ito ang sinambit ng isang medical researcher kaugnay sa patuloy na pagkabinbin ng aksiyon ng Kongreso hinggil sa pag-apruba o pagpayag na gawing gamot ang medical cannabis.
Ayon kay Chuck Manansala, presidente ng Masikhay Research, magkakaroon ng kidney ailment, o sakit sa puso kung patuloy ang paggamit ng asukal at iba pang karamdaman sa pag-inom ng kape.
Naroon din sa Media Health Forum ng Bauertek Corporation, ang mag-asawang Arthur at Maria Guadalyn Reyes ng Sensible Philippines at may-ari mg Mabuhigh Maharlika Corporation Company Limited sa Thailand, isang cannabis dispensary shop. Ito rin ang kauna-unahang cannabis dispensary sa Thailand at sa buong mundo.
Nagtataka si Arthur kung bakit hindi pa pinapayagan ng mga mambabatas ang paggawa ng gamot mula sa medical cannabis, gayong legal na ito sa maraming bansa, katulad ng Thailand.
Binanggit ni Dr. Richard Nixon Gomez, presidente at general manager ng Bauertek Corporation, isang research, development and manufacturing company sa Guiguinto Bulacan, na kung naaprubahan lang ng mga mambabatas ang paggamit ng ma*****na bilang gamot, ito ay malaking tulong din sa ekonomiya ng bansa.
Ang kahandaan umano ng Bauertek Corporation ay maikumpara sa ibang pasilidad na kanyang napuntahan at tanging lisensiya lamang ang kulang upang ang pharmaceutical company ay makagawa na ng gamot mula sa ma*****na.
Marami umano ang makikinabang kapag naaprubahan na ang may siyam na panukalang-batas na naglalayong payagang gumawa ng gamot mula sa medical cannabis.
“Ang unang makikinabang dito ay mga pasyente, pangalawa ay ang ating bansa dahil base sa forecast, by 2030, global cannabis trade will go up, up to $180 billion. May kakayanan tayong humabol ng at least 2 percent ng global cannabis trade, that translates to $3.6 billion or P40-million in annual taxes,” paliwanag ni Gomez, idinagdag pa nito na milyong proyekto ng pamahalaan ang mapopondohan bukod pa sa maraming trabaho ang maisusulong.

02/08/2023

DOST, LGU Maramag to improve STEM learning in IP school through interactive courseware

The Department of Science and Technology, in partnership with the Local Government Unit of Maramag, is set to improve the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) learning of 81 pupils from Lumatung Pangukuyan Te Apu Man Ohay IP school through the provision of interactive courseware.

The DOST Courseware is a locally-produced, all-original Filipino highly interactive multimedia educational resource packages available both in Windows and Android versions, conceptualized, digitized and produced as spearheaded by the Science Education Institute (SEI-DOST) in partnership with the Advanced Science and Technology Institute (ASTI-DOST).

Through this project, the students have been provided with a SMART TV, two computer sets with printers and 20 tablets installed with DOST – Courseware. The interactive and innovative learning is referred to as the Open Learning Space or the school’s modern library.

The courseware contains various materials and references for each grade level. Its main objective is to optimize, streamline and standardize educational lesson presentation in Science and Mathematics through the use of cost-effective and high quality solutions. It is also to assist in developing competitive students who can maximize and enhance learning through the use of ICT, and equip teachers with supplemental tools to assist them not only in teaching but also in motivating their students to learn and participate in class discussions.

“We hope to create an environment where students can explore, experiment, and apply the skills they are learning,” Jose Joel Doromal, Maramag municipal mayor said during the launching.

He highlighted how innovation continues to shape the rapidly evolving world, which also increases the demand for individuals skilled in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The DOST Courseware is seen to be useful as supplemental learning resources for the multi-grade school that also lacks books for their pupils.

The Department of Education and the Department of Information and Communications Technology has also signified support of this project and will be part of the implementation to assure maximum utilization of the gadgets provided.

Edwin Gurrea of DepEd Bukidnon reflected on an age-old saying that it takes a village to raise a child to thank the various agencies that cooperated in realizing the project.

“Multimedia is the future of learning and the future starts now,” Ritchie Mae Guno, provincial science and technology director of DOST Bukidnon said.

“We will rally for an improved learning system in the country. Together, we will rally for every Filipino child. Para sa isang MATATAG na Bayan.Para sa ating mahal na Pilipinas,” Bonifacio Buisa, School Principal reiterated the statement of VP Sarah Duterte as DepEd Secretary and committed to keeping the project well-implemented and monitored under his leadership.

Renelyn Grace Cajetas, project leader, directed the technology demonstration of DOST Courseware to the teachers and pupils in the afternoon before she ended the program with high praise to the educators of Lumatung Pangukuyan Te Apu Man Ohay for accepting the innovation presented to them for a lasting impact in the lives of their students.

The courseware is free to schools and can be accessed online as supplemental resources for teachers and students through the dost sei website. (Rashie Mae Deva Paano/DOST 10)

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DOSTcourseware1.jpeg: DOST Bukidnon empowers Indigenous Pupils with Technology as IP students in Dologon, Maramag, Bukidnon immerse themselves in hands-on learning with DOST-Courseware on tablets, unlocking new horizons on July 6, 2023."

About DOST-10
The Department of Science and Technology – Region 10 (DOST 10) envisions to be an effective and competent catalyst of inclusive development by providing world-class and innovative Science & Technology services in Region 10.
Contact: Ms. Nova Belle C. Calotes, Science Research Specialist II ([email protected], 09178579117)
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