Manila, Dec. 11 -- President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. has expressed optimism that his administration's ongoing education reforms will continue even after his term ends.

In the sixth episode of his podcast aired Thursday, Marcos emphasized the need to build more classrooms, boost support for teachers, and improve access to technology.

Marcos hoped that the existing programs aimed at strengthening the education sector would be sustained by his successor, stressing that education should be treated as a right that future governments must preserve.

"The education is one of those things that I hope we can get started in such a way na kahit wala na ako dito, kahit nawala na kami dito (that even when I am or we are no longer here), my administr...