Q1) from Jayendra Pravinbhai Siddhapura —> Sir as you said SDG will give equal Education but how to make it fisable in develpoing countries?
Q2) from Adrian Guinto —> Can you share some initiatives that your university is implementing (maybe in curriculum?) in support to SGD4 that can possibly adopted by other universities especially the SUCs (State Universities and Colleges) in the Philippines?
Q3) from Rosalie Almadrones —> What are the initiatives and obstacles in reaching SDG4 particularly in the Philippines?
Q4) from Rune Arys Lapid —> How exactly can higher education help achieve SDG4 - Quality Education?
Q5) from Daniel Francisco Del Rosario —> What would be ways to increase collaboration in higher education between institutions and countries?
Q6) Alex Ilocto —> If a country does not have the funds to fully fund developing sustainable and equal learning for all, what are the options that the common people can do to be educated? Even if a solution is found, can it be feasible in the long term? Would doing the bare minimum will be able to lead people to success?
Q7) Jose Mario De Vega —> Dean, why it is utterly necessary po to forge connections, relations and partnership with various regional and international cooperation and linkages in pursuit of educative solidarity and quality education for all? Thank you po! :)
Q8) from Ma. Elena Estebal —> What are your noteworthy practices in the university in promoting the achievement of SDG 4?
Q9) from Maria Isabel L. Concepcion —> Higher education institutions (HEI’s) are limited by available resources. How can HEI’s help improve this situation?
Q10) from Dr. Ritu Mohan Agrawat —> Why we are not able to eliminate regionalism in order to provide education for all
The Audience can continue the discussion in this forum. Enjoy the discussion, and see you at the upcoming conference at https://bit.ly/RSF-UpcomingConference
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