The concept of literacy in the 21st century does not only imply reading. Today, literacy also entails areas such as technology, media, coding, and more, which is easily forgotten and neglected by education stakeholders, including in the U.S.
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The Philippines is a developing country experiencing a technology gap compared to most. At the same time, our country is known for its potential to raise some of the most innovative and creative individuals capable of building their names worldwide.
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How do you ignite that entrepreneurial drive among engineering students so that they won’t be the usual job seekers?
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Although cosmetic and personal care products are created to make people feel beautiful, there’s an ugly side that comes with purchasing these items. With the growth of the beauty industry comes the increase of cosmetic waste.
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It is no secret that Singaporeans love to eat. A large portion of Singapore’s culture lies in its hawker centers, the noodles thrown around in an iron wok, chilli-doused dishes and the likes. But for a culture oozing with so much love for food, it sure does waste a lot of it.
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The first day of the workshop on Design Thinking and Product Design, last March 23 at Skylabs, ended with not just an understanding of the subject but also a drive to become better solution-driven individuals.
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After the #MomoChallenge hoax resurfaced last month, a “new” viral trend is spreading across the web and it’s actually… not dangerous!
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1) an introduction of the current global sustainability landscape, (2) integrating sustainability into business, (3) integrated sustainability management, (4) product life cycle management, and (5) sustainability strategy and action plan.
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I can see their hunger to learn outside the classroom. To go beyond the theories. I go the extra mile with them to expose them and challenge them by allowing them to apply what they learned in the classroom by giving them opportunities outside.
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As the zero-waste movement and the interest in sustainability grows, the question of how far should habits surrounding convenience arises.
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If you’re looking for a sign to get into social entrepreneurship, this might be it.
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The prototype PWD-friendly tricycle entails a more spacious sidecar that has a lowerable rear side that doubles as a ramp for wheelchair users. The sidecar also comes with an attachable seat to accommodate non-PWDs as well.
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