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The document discusses the problems with the current Philippine education system and proposes an alternative model called the Life Learning System. The main issues with the current system are that it widens gaps in society, skews access to quality education, and is biased towards certain types of intelligence. The Life Learning System aims to develop all types of abilities, teach entrepreneurship skills, focus on wisdom over just knowledge, and engage students in their learning community. It promotes socially responsible entrepreneurship through experiential learning and preparing students to solve real-world problems in their families and communities.
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