2. UNIVERSITY OF RIZAL SYSTEM - PILILLA
GRADUATE STUDY PROGRAM
Issues and Challenges:
A. The Curriculum
B. Open and Distance Learning
C. The Virtual Platforms; Synchronous/
Asynchronous/ Modular
(the New Normal Delivery of Instruction)
DR. FE D. BATOON
Professorial Lecturer
CONCEPCION C. CEQUEÑA
SAUNDY R. QUEMADA
Ph.D. Students/Presentors
4. The
Curriculum
Curriculum is a standards-based sequence of
planned experiences where students practice and
achieve proficiency in content and applied learning
skills.
Curriculum is the central guide for all educators as
to what is essential for teaching and learning, so
that every student has access to rigorous
academic experiences.
The structure, organization, and considerations in a
curriculum are created in order to enhance student
learning and facilitate instruction.
Curriculum must include the necessary goals,
methods, materials and assessments to effectively
support instruction and learning.
5. Pre-Spanish Curriculum
Spanish-Devised Curriculum
American-Devised Curriculum
Curriculum During Commonwealth
Japanese-Devised Curriculum
Curriculum During Liberation
Period
Curriculum During Philippine
Republic
New Society Curriculum
Philippine Basic Education
Curriculum
A Throwback of the Philippine
Curriculum
Curriculum Development in the Philippines
Religion
Political
Utilitarian
For mass education
For excellence in
education
What are the motives
of Curriculum
Development National Elementary
School Curriculum
(NESC)
New Secondary
Education Curriculum
(NSEC)
Revised Basic Education
Curriculum (RBEC)
Secondary Education
Curriculum (SEC)
K to 12 Basic Education
Curriculum
Philippine Basic Education
Curriculum
6. What is K to
12 Basic
Education
Curriculum
Republic Act No. 10533 (RA 10533), otherwise
known as the Enhanced Basic Education Act of
2013, has expanded the years of schooling in
basic education from 10 years to 12 years. In
school year 2018-2019, an additional 2 years
representing Grades 11 and 12 will be introduced
in the basic education system through senior high
school.
7. The Standard of the Curriculum
Learner-Centered
Relevant, Responsive and Research-Based
Culture-Sensitive
Contextualized and Global
Uses Pedagogical Approaches that are Constructivist,
Inquiry-Based, Reflective, Collaborative and Integrative
Adheres to Principles and Framework of MTB-MLE
Uses Spiral progression approach to ensure Mastery of the
Knowledge and Skills after each level
Flexible enough to enable and allow schools to localize,
indigenize and enhance the same based on their respective
educational and social contexts
8. Knowledge (K) 15%
Process or Skills (P) 25%
Understanding (U) 30%
Performance/Products (P) 30%
From K-PUP (DepEd Order #31 s. 2012)
to Written Works (WW), Performance
Tasks (PT) and Quarterly Assessment
(QA) (DepEd Order #8 s. 2015)
9. Issues
and
Challenges
The circumstances that arise can
be a challenge or an opportunity.
A situation is called a challenge
when it is seen as an issue in an
organization. Typically, this is
the problem teachers are trying
to overcome in order to make it
easier, but this is a fact in life
that everyone faces as they
move on.
10. Classroom Size
Poverty
Family Factors
Technology
Bullying
Student Attitudes and Behaviors
No Child Left Behind
Parent Involvement
Student Health
ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
Quality of Education
Budget for Education
Affordability of Education
Drop-out Rate (Out-of-school youth)
Mismatch
Social Divide
Lack of Facilities and Teacher Shortage in Public
Schools
Issues regarding the K-12
PRE-PANDEMIC
11. K-12 Implementation
10-Point Plan
Education For All
Early Encouragement
Raising Standards
Allocation Of Funds
SOLUTION
Teaching Standards
Meeting National Needs
Higher Education
Quality Of Instruction
Research Partnerships
12. ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
Money for mobile load
Lack of gadget
Poor internet signal
Students’ struggle to focus and learn online
Parents’ lack of knowledge of their kids’ lessons
Quality
Budget
Cost
OSY (Out of School Youth)
Mismatch
Social divide
Lack of resource
Teaching the Learners
Enhancement of Skills
of the Learners
Parental Support
Implementation of
DepEd Programs
Teacher Engagement
Learners Engagement
Shift in evaluating
students’ learning
outcomes
DURING PANDEMIC
13. Modifying the K to 12 Curriculum
Online Learning
Modular Learning
Homeschooling
Blended Learning
Radio-Based Learning
TV-Based Learning
(MELC) Most Essential Learning Competency
SOLUTION
14. Inculcating the habit of hand-writing
Exercising daily, following a balanced and healthy regime
Talking to a school counsellor and being it touch with
teachers and friends
Taking the vaccine and maintaining social distancing at
home
Staying in touch with social circles in schools/friends from
part of school clubs
Productively using time by signing up for activities and
courses online
Staying positive and motivated by joining organizations
and clubs
Developing new skills and hobbies
ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
AND SOLUTION
Maintaining safety
precautions
Lost practice of writing
Loss of interest and
motivation
Mental health
deteriorating
Lack of social interaction
and fear of alienation
POST-PANDEMIC
15. Trends in
New Normal
Distance learning with the use of Self-
Learning Modules in digital and printed
Radio and Television
Hybrid learning
Online Class (Synchronous-Asynchronous)
DepEd TV
DepEd TV YouTube Channel
DepEd Commons
Limited Face-to-Face Learning
Basic Education - Learning Continuity Plan (BE-
LCP)
16. “Education is not the
filling of a pail, but the
lighting of a fire.”
― William Butler Yeats
18. *Open and Distance Learning
*The Virtual Platforms;
Synchronous/Asynchronous/Modular
(the New Normal Delivery of Instruction)
ISSUES AND CHALLENGES
SAUNDY R. QUEMADA
Ph.D. Student/Presentor
19. OPEN
LEARNING
- A vision of educational
system in which education is
accessible to every individual
with minimal restrictions.
- Emphasizes the flexibility of a
system to eradicate problems
caused by barriers like age,
geographical locations, time
constraints and economic situation.
20. DISTANCE
LEARNING
also called distance education,
e-learning, and online learning, form
of education in which the main
elements include physical
separation of teachers and students
during instruction
and the use of various
technologies to facilitate
student-teacher and student-
student communication.
21. R.A.
10650
Distance Education
It is a student centered, guided
independent study, making use of
well studied teaching pedagogy to
deliver well designed learning
materials in various media.
refers to a mode of learning
in which students and
teachers are physically
separated from each other.
Benigno S. Aquino III
July 28, 2014
22. OPEN
DISTANCE
LEARNING
Open Distance Learning (ODL)
It is a system which combines the
methodology of distance
education with the concepts of
open learning and flexibilty
learning.
refers to the merger of two
(2) concepts, that of open
learning and distance
education.
R.A. 10650
23. The Role of
University of the
Philippines Open
University
Open Distance Act
and technical and vocational
institutions in developing their
distance education programs
through training, technical
assistance, research and other
academic programs.
has tasked UPOU to assist
relevant national agencies,
higher education
institutions,
R.A. 10650
Section 12
24. The Role of University of the Philippines
Open University
Promote Leadership in the development
of ODL in the country.
25. The Role of University of the Philippines
Open University
Promote Best Practices in ODL in the Philippines.
Share knowledge through informed and innovative
research and other development related to ODL
through its exemplar practices, programs, materials,
learning management systems, guidelines and
offerings.
26. The Role of University of the Philippines
Open University
Design model curricular programs which shall serve
as prototype programs upon which similar programs
to be offered by other HEIs and post secondary
schools.
Assist other interested educational institutions in
developing their ODL programs, courses and
materials for specific learner groups or the public at
large.
27. The Role of University of the Philippines
Open University
Design and implement a continuing program to
develop high level expertise in the fields of ODL in
the Philippines through quality higher education
degree programs and technical-vocational programs
though either or both ODL and face-to face models
of instruction and training.
28. ISSUES and CHALLENGES
Lack of sufficient time to study.
Financial constraints
Lack of support from family, employer, etc.
Unfavorable home learning environment.
Difficulties in learning technically demanding material.
Lack of experience or training with instructional
technologies.
Conflicts between family/work and study schedule.
29. THE NEW NORMAL
DELIVERY OF
INSTRUCTION This refers to a learning delivery
modality where learning takes place
between the teacher and the
learners who are geographically
remote from each other during
instruction.
DISTANCE
LEARNING
31. ONLINE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
Features the teacher as facilitator,
engaging learners’ active
participation through the use of
various technologies accessed
through the internet while they are
geographically remote from each
other during instruction.
ODL
32. ONLINE
DISTANCE
LEARNING
Asynchronous learning happens
when teachers and students are not
online at the same time. Teachers
give instructions, reading materials,
or have students watch a video
using Google Classroom.
Synchronous learning
happens in real-time. That is
when students interact with
their teachers using video
conferencing tools such as
Zoom and Google Meet.
34. LIMITED
FACE-TO-
FACE
"Limited face-to-face classes
are now allowed under Alert
Levels 1, and 2, subject to
certain conditions, such as
(1) 50% indoor venue capacity,
(2) no opposition from the local
government unit concerned,
and (3) participation of fully
vaccinated teaching and non-
teaching personnel and
students only,"