Pilot testing ng Matatag Curriculum sa higit 30 na paaralan, umarangkada na

Pilot testing ng Matatag Curriculum sa higit 30 na paaralan, umarangkada na;

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00:00 [News Report]

00:02 Just this morning, the grades 7 students of TNHS were lined up in the covered court of the school

00:10 for their flag ceremony today.

00:13 Today is also the pilot testing of the standardized curriculum in their school.

00:19 According to the head of the school, there are 17 sections of grade 7,

00:24 which is composed of almost 700 learners.

00:27 They are the ones who joined the implementation of the standardized curriculum of the Department of Education.

00:34 Five schools in the city were chosen for the pilot testing of the standardized curriculum.

00:40 Three of them are elementary schools and two are high schools.

00:44 According to DepEd, random selection was done by the government

00:48 in the selection of schools for the implementation of the revised curriculum.

00:53 The pilot testing of the standardized curriculum was also conducted by the teachers.

00:58 In fact, the teachers who tried their best underwent almost a year of training.

01:05 According to the Department of Education, the standardized curriculum is a revised curriculum

01:11 from Kinder to Grade 10.

01:13 Officials who are authorized to oversee the implementation of the new curriculum will be assigned.

01:19 They will conduct pilot testing in seven regions of the country,

01:25 particularly Kinder, Grade 1, Grade 4, and Grade 7.

01:29 Here, they will look at the possible challenges and issues

01:33 so that the full implementation is well-established.

01:36 The new curriculum will be implemented in the school year 2024 to 2025

01:44 in Kinder, Grade 1, Grade 4, and Grade 7.

01:48 The next school year will be Grade 2, Grade 5, and Grade 8.

01:52 After this, Grade 3, Grade 6, and Grade 9 will be added.

01:57 In the school year 2027 to 2028, Grade 10 will be added.

02:03 Under the new curriculum, learning competencies were reduced.

02:08 The aim is for the students to have more mastery in the important learning competencies.

02:14 Our learning competencies now, which used to be 11,000 learning competencies,

02:21 now became 3,000 learning competencies.

02:25 This is studied by experts.

02:27 And these experts, we believe that they have points laid out

02:34 for the change of the standardized DEPED.

02:36 We believe that in the standardized DEPED, everything will be fine and can be improved.

02:42 The local government continues to support

02:45 the schools that were chosen for the implementation of the standardized curriculum.

02:50 We are very, very proud.

02:51 But at the same time, of course, it is also challenging that we were chosen.

02:57 We, the local government, are in full support of the needs of our schools,

03:03 especially the five schools that were chosen.

03:06 BN Manalo for the people!

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