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Philippine Educators Blend Art, Culture, and Tech in Classrooms

Meet the educators using art and design to connect students with their cultural roots. They're making Filipino heritage relevant and tangible in today's classrooms.

In this picture there are paper arts with some sketches.
In this picture there are paper arts with some sketches.

Philippine Educators Blend Art, Culture, and Tech in Classrooms

In the Philippines, educators Lulu Campoto and Egg Quiñosa Jr. are using art and design to blend traditional culture with modern learning. As Canva Education Creators, they're bridging the gap between heritage and technology, fostering a sense of belonging and pride among students.

Lulu Campoto, an art teacher, uses her medium to connect students with their cultural roots. She highlights the tradition of Brigada Eskwela, a community effort to improve schools, through design, making it relevant and tangible for her students.

Egg Quiñosa Jr., meanwhile, transforms history and social studies lessons. In his classroom, these subjects become living reminders of Filipino identity and responsibility, infused with cultural resonance and identity through design.

Both educators integrate Filipino culture into everyday lessons, thanks to Canva Education's free platform. This empowers them to create culturally relevant materials, ensuring heritage has a place in today's classrooms.

Through their innovative use of Canva Education's tools and resources, Lulu Campoto and Egg Quiñosa Jr. are making Filipino culture tangible and relevant for a new generation. By connecting tradition with technology, they're fostering pride and a sense of belonging among their students.

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