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DepEd Gears Up for Collaboration with Free Microsoft 365 for Teachers and Students!

Great news for DepEd teachers and students! The Department of Education (DepEd) has partnered with Microsoft to provide everyone with access to Microsoft 365 , a powerful suite of tools designed to enhance collaboration, learning, and productivity. Access the DepEd activation page here:  https://aka.ms/DepEdM365ActivationKit This is fantastic news for anyone involved in the Philippine education system. Let's explore what Microsoft 365 offers and how you can activate your free account in just three easy steps! Unlocking a World of Collaboration and Productivity With Microsoft 365, you'll gain access to a variety of applications and features that will revolutionize the way you work and learn. Here's just a glimpse of what you can expect: Essential productivity tools: Download and install familiar applications like Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, and Excel directly onto your devices. These go-to programs will empower you to create documents, presentations, and spreadsheets with e...

✋ Interpreting in Filipino Sign Language Under Article 2 of the Filipino Sign Language Act (RA 11106) 🤝

In a society striving for inclusivity, communication is a fundamental human right . For the Deaf community in the Philippines , that right is deeply tied to Filipino Sign Language (FSL) —a language of identity, culture, and full participation. With the enactment of the Filipino Sign Language Act (RA 11106) , Article 2 specifically outlines the framework for Interpreting in Filipino Sign Language , marking a bold move toward equal access and representation for Deaf Filipinos in all spheres of life. This legal provision does more than establish a rule—it builds a national system of communication justice , ensuring that Deaf individuals are no longer marginalized in public discourse, education, health care, justice, and government. 📜🖐 FSL: The Official Language of Interpreting in the Philippines Article 2, Section 7 of RA 11106 formally declares Filipino Sign Language as the official medium of interpreting in all transactions involving the Deaf . This institutional recognition m...