K to 12 Program Updates_March 9, 2015-Usec. Ocampo

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K to 12 Program Updates

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The latest updates of K-12 by Usec Dina Ocampo. This document gives you information of the changes made in the K-12 Curriculum

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  • K to 12 Program Updates

  • Academic

    Track

    Technical

    Vocational

    Livelihood

    Track

    Sports

    Track

    Arts &

    Design

    Track

    Basic Education Program

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Kinder to Grade 6 Elementary

    Grades 7 to 8

    (Exploratory TLE)

    Junior

    High

    School

    Grades 9 to 10

    (Specialized TLE)

    Core

    Subjects

    Senior

    High

    School

    Applied Track Subjects

    oGeneral

    Academic

    Strand

    oSTEM

    oABM

    oHUMSS

    oHome

    Economics

    o Agri-

    Fishery

    o Industrial

    Arts

    o ICT

    Tracks

  • Department of Education

    Major Final Output

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Access Quality Governance

  • K to 3

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Done To be done

    Curriculum Checking for alignment of K to 3 language curricula

    (Mother Tongue, Filipino and English) (February 2015)

    Learners Materials

    and

    Teachers Guides

    1. Revision of Kinder and Grade 1 LMs and TGs (all

    subjects) (March 2015)

    2. Readiness Activity Sheets to be revised and

    contextualized to 19 languages (April to May 2015)

    3. Review/Development of the prototype indigenized

    activities of the Catch Up Learning Package

    (June/July 2015)

    Teacher

    Training

    Conducted the Early

    Language, Literacy and

    Numeracy Training for

    all regions Batch 1

    (October 2014)

    Conducted the Early Language, Literacy and

    Numeracy Training for all regions Batch 2 (March

    2015)

    Assessment

    Revised NAT Grade 3

    (September 2014 to

    January 2015)

    1. EGRA and EGMA field validation (March 2015)

    2. Review of SREYA Manual (April 2015)

    3. Development and validation of Kinder report card

    (May 2015)

    4. EGRA and EGMA baseline data gathering (CAR,

    Caraga, Regions V, VIII and IX) (June 2015)

    Ensures that basic literacy and numeracy competencies are learned

    through the use of the Mother Tongue

  • 4 to 6

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Done To be done

    Curriculum

    For the Special Science Elementary

    School (SSES):

    a. Redefined Guidelines for

    Implementation (December

    2014)

    b. Enhance the Math and

    Science curriculum vis-a-vis

    the K to 12 Basic Education

    Program (December 2014)

    Revisit the English Curriculum

    Learners Materials and

    Teachers Guides

    1. Development of Grade 4 LMs

    and TGs

    2. Textbook call for Grades 5

    and 6

    Teacher

    Training

    Planning for the National Training of

    Trainers and the Mass Training of

    Grade 4 Teachers (April May 2015)

    Assessment

    For the SSES: developed two sets of

    admission tests in Math and Science

    for incoming Grade 4 students

    (December 2014)

    Provides opportunities for enhancement and application of learned

    literacy and numeracy competencies to varied content areas

  • 7 to 10

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Being done

    Curriculum Review of Special Program curricula

    Learners Materials and

    Teachers Guides

    Development of Grade 10 LMs and TGs

    Teacher Training Planning for the National Training of Trainers and the

    Mass Training of Grade 10 Teachers (April May 2015)

    Guarantees that learned competencies are further enhanced in the

    context of more varied opportunities for application in each content

    area

  • 7 to 10 Interest Programs for Junior High School

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Includes the following:

    a.Science and Technology Education

    b.Sports

    c.Arts

    d.Journalism

    e.Foreign Languages

    f. Technical-Vocational Livelihood

    Help develop youth interests for career guidance

  • 7 to 10 Interest Programs for Junior High School

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Help develop youth interests for career guidance

    Science and Technology Education Sports

    Done To be done Done To be done

    Curriculum

    Reviewed

    the Special

    Science

    Curriculum

    CGs:

    1. Develop

    (August 11-15, 2014)

    2. Validate

    (January 26-30, 2015)

    3. Finalize

    (February 2-6, 2015)

    Learners Materials and

    Teachers Guide

    Develop, Validate and Finalize TGs

    and LMs for Enriched STEM

    Curriculum

    Develop Learning

    Exemplars

    Teacher

    Training

    Train teachers on:

    1. Research I

    2. Grade 7 Enriched Science

    Curriculum

    3. Grade 7 Enriched Mathematics

    Curriculum

    1.Training on Third-

    Level Coaching (May,

    2015)

    2.Train on Coaching for

    Beginners (May,

    2015)

    3. Train on the

    Physical Fitness Test

    (October 2015)

    Supervisors

    Training

    Training of Science Education

    Supervisors and Coordinators

    Others

    1. M&E of Program

    Implementation (including the

    Enriched STEM Curriculum)

    2. School Mapping of Legislated

    Science HS

    Monitoring and

    Evaluation (August to

    December 2015)

  • 7 to 10

    Interest Programs for Junior High School

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Help develop youth interests for career guidance

    Arts Journalism

    Done To be done Done To be done

    Curriculum

    Revise/refine CGs in

    the 6 Arts areas

    (Quarters 2 & 3 2014)

    Curriculum Enhancement

    Review and Revision of

    Grade 7 LMs (May, 2015)

    Learners Materials and Teachers Guide

    Develop Lesson

    Exemplars in the 6

    Arts areas

    (Quarters 2 & 3 2015)

    1. Validation of G7 LMs

    (May, 2015)

    2. Finalization of G7 LMs

    (June, 2015)

    3. Review and Revision of

    G7 TGs (June, 2015)

    4. Validation and

    Finalization of G7 TGs

    Teacher Training

    Profile Development of

    SPA Teachers

    [new/old] (May, 2015)

    Supervisors Training

    Consultative

    Conference with

    Principals and

    Supervisors (June,

    2015)

    Others

    Monitoring and

    Evaluation

    (Quarter 4 2015)

  • 7 to 10 Interest Programs for Junior High School

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Help develop youth interests for career guidance

    Technical-Vocational Livelhood Education

    Done To be done

    Curriculum

    1. Curriculum review and alignment of

    modeling public Senior High

    Schools to the K to 12 Curriculum

    (September 2014)

    2. Tracer Study on the Senior High

    School Modeling School graduates

    (September 2014)

    1. Curriculum Guides for 29 new

    Tech-Voc specializations

    (September 2014 to present)

    2. Alignment of STVEP Competency-

    Based Curriculum for JHS to K to

    12 Tech-Voc curriculum (October

    to November 2015)

    Learners Materials and Teachers Guide

    Development, Review and Evaluation

    of LMs and TGs for SHS TechVoc

    Track (March, April and May 2015)

  • 7 to 10 Interest Programs for Junior High School

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Help develop youth interests for career guidance

    Foreign Languages Technical-Vocational Livelhood Education

    Done To be done Done To be done

    Teacher

    Training

    GERMAN

    Face-to-Face Follow-

    through (January 18 to

    March 29, 2014)

    Face-to-Face Follow-

    through (August 27 to

    March 6, 2014)

    MANDARIN

    Language Conference

    (December 2014)

    SPANISH

    Immersion Program

    Summer Training

    DELE Training

    On-line Training Course

    GERMAN

    Summer Training

    Immersion Program

    JAPANESE

    Face-to-Face Follow-through

    Summer Training

    Immersion Program (June to

    July 2015)

    Proposed 2-month Intensive

    Training (June to July 2015)

    MANDARIN

    Follow-through and

    Mentoring (June 2014 to

    March 2015)

    Summer Training (April to

    May, 2015)

    FRENCH

    Face-to-Face Follow-through

    Summer Training

    Immersion Program

    1. Skills and

    training

    assessment

    (April to May

    2014)

    2. Trainers

    Methodology

    Training

    (October 2014)

    3. Training in

    Technical High

    Schools in

    Japan (JICA

    Pilot Project

    Sites) (October

    2014)

    4. Training

    Workshop for

    School-Industry

    Linkage

    Coordinators

    (November

    2014)

    1. Skills and training

    assessment (April

    2015)

    2. Trainers Methodology

    Training (April to May

    2015)

  • Inclusion Programs

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Done To be done

    Special

    Education

    (SPED)

    1. Harvested multi-factored assessment items

    from existing SPED assessment tools by

    exceptionality (November 2014)

    2. Consolidated the multi-factored assessment

    items (December 2014)

    3. Started the articulation of SPED programs

    in elementary, secondary and alternative

    learning system (February 2015)

    4. Initiating the reprogramming of SPED in the

    K to 12 curriculum (February 2015)

    1. Omnibus unified policy of the

    multigrade program

    2. Re-articulated SPED Program

    Multigrade

    (MG)

    Program

    1. Conducted a consultative and multigrade

    policy analysis workshop (September 2014)

    2. Revising and finalizing the implementation

    guidelines of the multigrade education

    program (September 2014 present) 3. Developed the Budget of Work for MG in all

    learning areas with reference to the K to 12

    Basic Education Program alignment of

    competencies for combination classes:

    Grades 1 and 2, Grades 3 and 4, and

    Grades 5 and 6 (December 2014)

    1. Implementation guidelines of the

    multigrade education program

    2. Budget of Work for MG in all

    learning areas with reference to

    the K to 12 Basic Education

    Program alignment of

    competencies for the different

    class combinations of the

    Multigrade Education Program

    Increase access to education

  • Inclusion Programs

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Done To be done

    Indigenous

    Peoples

    Education

    (IPEd)

    1. Issued the following DepEd Orders:

    a. DepEd Order No. 51, s. 2014:

    Guidelines on the Conduct of

    Activities and Use of Materials

    Involving Aspects of Indigenous

    Peoples Culture

    b. DepEd Order No. 21, s. 2014:

    Guidelines on the Recognition of

    Private Learning Institutions

    Serving Indigenous Peoples

    Learners

    2. 15 regions (100 divisions) provided

    with IPEd Program Support Fund

    (PSF) implemented their respective

    2014 IPEd Work and Financial Plans

    (WFPs) focused on 3 thematic focus

    areas (community engagement and

    partnership-building, education

    planning for IPEd and capacity

    building)

    1. IP Ed Curriculum Framework (March

    2015)

    2. Continuous capacity building of 140 IPEd

    Focal Persons from the ROs and DOs

    aligned with systems strengthening and

    IPEd Program institutionalization

    3. Release IPEd Program Support Fund (PSF)

    to 15 regions and 100 divisions to support

    implementation of their respective IPEd

    WFPs (will be focused on the following:

    curriculum and learning resources

    development, capacity building and

    education planning for IPEd)

    4. Targets by 2016

    a. 9,600 IP pupils provided access to

    culture-based education through

    service-contracting (K to 6)

    b. Provide education access to 300 priority

    sites in geographically isolated and

    disadvantaged areas (GIDA)

    Office of

    Muslim

    Education

    (OME)

    Conducted a consultative policy

    analysis workshop

    1. Road map for muslim education

    2. Validated private madaris

    Increase access to education

  • Alternative Learning System (ALS) Curriculum

    Aligning the ALS Learning Strands with the K to 10 Subjects ALS

    MATERIALS

  • Alternative Learning System (ALS) Curriculum

    Aligning the ALS Learning Strands with the K to 12 Subjects ALS

    LMs

  • Learners Materials and Teachers Guides I. LMs and TGs are aligned with the K to 12 curriculum for the following

    grades:

    1. Kindergarten, Grades 1, 2 and 3

    a. Activity Workbooks for Kindergarten every year

    b. K to 3 contextualized materials

    2. Grades 7, 8 and 9

    II. Grades 4 and 10 LMs and TGs are being developed now and will be used

    for next year.

    Grade/

    Level

    Manuscript Hard Copy Curriculum Year printed

    Mother Contextualized

    K Y K to12 2012

    1 IMCS Y Y K to12 2012

    2 With ROs With ROs Y K to12 2013

    3 Y Y Y K to12 2014

    4 Via textbook call BEC

    5 Via textbook call BEC

    6 Via textbook call BEC

    7 Y K to12 2012

    8 Y K to12 2013

    9 Y K to12 2014

    4th Year Via textbook call BEC, 2010 SEC

  • Learners Materials and Teachers Guides

    What is the plan for the future?

    1. Processes for the textbook call for Grades 5 and 6 and Grades 11

    and 12 have been started.

    2. Processes involved in the instructional materials development are

    being polished.

    3. Re-development of Kindergarten, Grades 1 and 7 materials (and

    other materials as needed)

    4. Supplementary reading and reference materials are being re-

    evaluated.

    5. Library/library hubs and attendant services are being planned with

    private sector partners.

  • Learners Materials and Teachers Guides What should be out in 2015? In the next two years?

    Grade SY first

    required

    year

    printed/

    procured

    2015 2016 2017

    K 2012-13 2012 Activity workbooks Activity workbooks Activity workbooks

    1 2012-13 2012 New or redeveloped

    IMs

    2 2013-14 2013 New or redeveloped

    IMs

    3 2014-15 2014 New or redeveloped

    IMs

    4 2015-16 -- New IMs

    5 2016-17 -- New IMs

    6 2017-18 -- New IMs

    7 2012-13 2012 New or redeveloped

    IMs

    8 2013-14 2013 New or redeveloped

    IMs

    9 2014-15 2014

    10 2015-16 -- New IMs

    11 2016-17 -- IMs

    12 2017-18 -- IMs

  • Learners Materials and Teachers Guides What is the plan? (IMs timeline)

    Grade 2015 2016 2017

    K I. Review, redevelopment and contextualization

    (National Kindergarten CG, Activity

    Workbook, 40-Week Plan)

    II. Printing/procurement (Activity workbooks,

    consumables)

    Printing/procurement

    New or redeveloped IMs Activity workbooks,

    consumables

    Printing/procurement

    Activity workbooks,

    consumables

    1 Review, redevelopment and contextualization of

    IMs

    2 Review, redevelopment and contextualization of

    IMs

    3 I. Printing of remaining IMs (Science, ESP, &

    AP)

    II. Review and procurement (regional resource

    book)

    4 Printing of IMs

    5 Procurement of IMs through Textbook Call

    6 Procurement of IMs through Textbook Call

    7 Review and redevelopment

    8 Review and redevelopment

    9 Printing (Science & SEP)

    10 Printing of IMs

    11 Procurement of IMs through Commissioning

    12 Procurement of IMs through Commissioning

  • How is it done? (Processes involved in the development and

    production of IMs)

    REVIEW

    DEVELOPMENT

    PRODUCTION

    Matched with LCs/Curriculum?

    No Off-the-Shelf

    Procurement

    Yes

    In-House

    Development Commissioning

    Text Book

    Call

    MM QA

    Passed?

    IMs

    Call for Development

    Yes Procure/ Print

    Delivery

    Updated?

    Learners Materials and Teachers Guides

  • Printer

    BEE, BSE, BALS

    (Focal Persons, Writers)

    IMCS

    Pool of Experts

    Matching IMs with

    LCs/Curriculum

    In-House Development

    Edit existing

    IMs

    IMs

    Print draft

    Write new materials

    General Review

    Agree on and Input revisions

    Content Review

    Language Review

    Lay-out manuscript

    manuscript

    Q1-4, (LMs & TG)

    Review Input revisions

    New/ redeveloped IM

    Q1-4, (LMs & TG)

    Final?

    Final?

    Review

    Input correc-tions

    Print

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    6

    7 8

    9 10

    11

    12

    14

    15

    Final?

    Draft

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  • DepEd SHS Indicative* Plans: National Summary SY 2016 SY 2017

    No. of Gr 11 students from DepEd HS** 1.2M1.6M 1.2M1.6M

    No. of students in DepEd SHS 0.8M1.1M 0.8M1.1M

    No. of students to transfer to Non-DepEd

    SHS 0.4M0.5M 0.4M0.5M

    Estimated no. of SHS classrooms needed (40 students : 1 classroom)

    20k28k 20k28k

    Estimated no. of SHS teachers needed (9 teachers : 6 sections)

    30k41k 30k41k

    Total no. of DepEd Junior HS (as of SY 2013) 7,914

    Indicative no. of current DepEd HS to offer

    SHS 5,020

    Indicative no. of proposed DepEd stand-alone

    SHS 196

    5,216

    *Plans as of January 14, 2015; final plans by March 31, 2015 **Gr 11-12 enrollees may include ALS completers and HS graduates from previous 2015 and earlier years who were unable to proceed to or complete post-secondary education

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    Senior High School

  • DepEd SHS Indicative* Plans: Program Distribution

    No. of Schools No. of Student

    Slots

    Academic 4,191 1.14M 50.6%

    STEM (S&T, Engineering, Mathematics) 1,023 194k 8.7%

    ABM (Accountancy, Business and Management)

    1,316 212k 9.5%

    HUMSS (Humanities and Social Sciences) 1,232 171k 7.6%

    General Academic 3,597 558k 24.9%

    Technical-Vocational-Livelihood 4,253 1.04M 46.5%

    Arts and Design 209 32k 1.4%

    Sports 186 32k 1.4%

    *Plans as of January 14, 2015; final plans by March 31, 2015

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    Senior High School

  • Proposed SHS Voucher Program

    Tier Full Amount

    (100%)*

    For Private JHS

    Finishers**

    (80%)

    For SUCs and

    LUCs (50%)

    Tier 1 P22,500 P18,000 P11,250

    Tier 2 P20,000 P16,000 P10,000

    Tier 3 P17,500 P14,000 P8,750

    *Proposed voucher amounts are under review and may increase if estimates of cost of public provision increases

    **Gr 10 finishers who are ESC beneficiaries are automatically eligible to receive SHS vouchers; Gr 10 finishers who are

    not ESC beneficiaries may apply for SHS vouchers; requirements for the latter group will be covered by new DepEd

    guidelines

    1. Enable Gr 10 finishers from DepEd JHS to enroll in non-DepEd SHS (private

    HS, private HEIs, SUCs/LUCs offering Gr 11-12)

    2. Provide ongoing financial assistance to ESC beneficiaries of private HS when

    they reach Gr 11-12

    3. Voucher amounts aligned with cost of public provision at most, we spend on a non-DepEd SHS student the equivalent of what we spend on a DepEd

    SHS student

    4. Voucher amount dependent on the location and type of non-DepEd SHS, and

    whether student came from public or private JHS

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    Senior High School

  • Status of SHS Permits for Non-DepEd Schools

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    274 Private schools* with SHS permits beginning in SY 2014 or 2015

    *Data on applications for SHS permits are as of March 5, 2015.

    1,116 Applications* for SHS permits for SY 2016 that will be evaluated by March 31, 2015

    Senior High School

  • DepEd Junior HS DepEd Senior HS

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  • Sample DepEd SHS Maps: Albay

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  • Sample DepEd SHS Maps: Albay

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    Grades 7 to 10 Regular JHS

    JHS with Special Programs

    Science High Schools

    Tech-Voc JHS

    Integrated Programs

    Basic Literacy Programs Informal Education Programs A & E JHS

    Assessment and Intervention Programs Hospital/ Institutional Care/ Home Care Programs

    Grades 11 and 12

    GAS SHS

    HUMSS SHS

    ABM SHS

    STEM SHS

    Sports SHS

    Arts and Design SHS

    TVL SHS

    ?

    Assessment and Intervention Programs

    Hospital/ Institutional Care/ Home Care Programs

    Beyond DepEd

    Higher Education

    Middle Skills Development

    Work

    Continuing Education

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    Hiring processes for work readiness

    System Evaluation

    System Evaluation

    ECCD ECCD Programs

    ?

    ECCD Early Assessment and Intervention Programs Hospital/ Institutional Care/ Home Care Programs

    Kinder to Grade 6

    Regular Elementary Programs

    Multigrade Elementary Program

    Integrated Programs

    Basic Literacy Programs

    Informal Education Programs

    A & E Elementary Assessment and Intervention Programs Hospital/ Institutional Care/ Home Care Programs

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    Program Specific Assessments

    Admissions to Higher Education

    Entry Assessment for Work Skills

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    1. Finalized the assessment framework

    a. Curriculum exits have corresponding assessments

    b. Identified possible pathways and corresponding assessments Assessment

  • DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    1. Exit Assessment from Basic Education

    2. Program Specific Assessments

    1. National Certificate

    2. Entry Assessment for Work Skills

    Entry Assessment for Work Skills

    National Certificate

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    Assessment

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

  • ASSESSMENT (Formal and

    Alternative Learning System)

    CURRICULUM (Formal and Alternative Learning System)

    Essential Skills connect curriculum and assessment in both Formal and Alternative Learning Systems.

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    2. Identified essential skills and content per subject per key stage

    Assessment

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

  • 3. Constructed the assessment cube based on the collated essential

    skills Assessment

    Information, Media and Technology Skills Learning and Innovation Skills

    Communication Skills Life and Career Skills

    Information, Media and Technology Skills Learning and Innovation Skills

    Communication Skills Life and Career Skills

    Information, Media and Technology Skills Learning and Innovation Skills

    Communication Skills Life and Career Skills

    Information, Media and Technology Skills Learning and Innovation Skills

    Communication Skills Life and Career Skills

    Math Communication Skills K to 6 1. Representing numbers using models, diagrams and symbols 2. Representing operations using models, diagrams and symbols 3. Displaying data 4. Interpreting 5. Giving descriptive information 6. Making connections 7. Communicating results

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  • Assessment 4. Created the National Assesment Technical Working Group for

    the Assessment of the K to 12 Program (January 13, 2015)

    Sub-TWGs:

    a. System Assessment

    b. National Assessment of Student Learning

    c. Teachers and Supervisors Assessment

    d. Classroom Assessment

    5. Gathered the National TWG and Sub-TWG members (February

    16-17, 2015)

    a. Discussed responsibilities, activities and tasks

    b. Set timelines

    6. Convened the National TWG (March 3, 2015)

    a. Shared highlights of the Sub-TWG meetings

    b. Resolved issues raised

    c. Presented and revised timelines as needed

  • Assessment

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    7. Classroom Assessment Sub-TWG had a workshop last February 25-27 to

    review DepEd Order 73 s. 2012 (Guidelines on Assessment and Rating

    of Learning Outcomes under the K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum)

    a. Identified issues of DepEd Order 73 s. 2012

    b. Proposed revisions and provided justification/s for each suggested

    modification

    c. Redefined formative and summative assessment at the school level

    d. Identified models on rating system taking into consideration the

    applicability in the local setting

    e. Presented the proposed rating system to the National TWG for

    Assessment of the K to 12 Program and the Programs Committee (March

    3, 2015)

  • SKILLS

    Information, Media, and Technology Skills

    Learning and Innovation Skills

    Communication Skills

    Life and Career Skills

    LEARNING AREAS

    Language

    Technology and Livelihood Education (TLE)

    Mathematics and Science

    Arts and Humanities

    Materials,

    Facilities,

    and

    Equipment

    ICT

    Environment Assessment

    School

    Leadership

    and

    Management

    Schools

    Divisions

    Technical

    Assistance

    Community-

    Industry

    Relevance

    and

    Partnerships

    Teachers

    The K to 12 Philippine Basic Education Curriculum Framework

    DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

    Monitoring and Evaluation System

    Curriculum Support System

    Being and Becoming a Whole Person

    Holistically Developed Filipino with 21st Century Skills