Orientation on ARAL–Reading
Program
Implementing Guidelines (DM No.
64, s. 2025) for Key Stages 1–3
Overview of DepEd Memorandum
No. 64, s. 2025
• Effective: August 1, 2025
• Focus: ARAL–Reading for Key Stages 1–3
• Aligns with RA 12028 – Institutionalizing ARAL
Implementation Timeline
• Starts in Q2 of SY 2025–2026
• Flexible implementation based on school
readiness
Target Learners
• Low and High-Emerging Learners in Grades 1–
3
• Frustration-level readers across Key Stages 1–
3
Program Objectives
• Enhance foundational reading skills
• Provide intensive, remediation-focused
instruction
• Establish monitoring and support structures
Implementation Components
• Learner Profiling
• Remedial Reading Sessions
• Learning Materials & Modules
• Teacher Training / LAC
• Monitoring & Evaluation
Roles & Responsibilities
• Teachers: Assess, deliver sessions, track
progress
• Parents: Reinforce reading at home, monitor
involvement
Success Indicators
• Improved reading fluency and comprehension
• Reduced frustration-level learners
• Sustained reading progress
Next Steps for Parents &
Stakeholders
• Support daily reading routines
• Join school-led updates
• Encourage attendance and positivity
Closing and Q&A
• • Recap of the ARAL–Reading Program and
DepEd’s guidelines
• • Call to action: 'Let’s work together to build
strong readers!'
• • Open floor for questions and feedback

ARAL_Reading_Orientation_Presentation.pptx

  • 1.
    Orientation on ARAL–Reading Program ImplementingGuidelines (DM No. 64, s. 2025) for Key Stages 1–3
  • 2.
    Overview of DepEdMemorandum No. 64, s. 2025 • Effective: August 1, 2025 • Focus: ARAL–Reading for Key Stages 1–3 • Aligns with RA 12028 – Institutionalizing ARAL
  • 3.
    Implementation Timeline • Startsin Q2 of SY 2025–2026 • Flexible implementation based on school readiness
  • 4.
    Target Learners • Lowand High-Emerging Learners in Grades 1– 3 • Frustration-level readers across Key Stages 1– 3
  • 5.
    Program Objectives • Enhancefoundational reading skills • Provide intensive, remediation-focused instruction • Establish monitoring and support structures
  • 6.
    Implementation Components • LearnerProfiling • Remedial Reading Sessions • Learning Materials & Modules • Teacher Training / LAC • Monitoring & Evaluation
  • 7.
    Roles & Responsibilities •Teachers: Assess, deliver sessions, track progress • Parents: Reinforce reading at home, monitor involvement
  • 8.
    Success Indicators • Improvedreading fluency and comprehension • Reduced frustration-level learners • Sustained reading progress
  • 9.
    Next Steps forParents & Stakeholders • Support daily reading routines • Join school-led updates • Encourage attendance and positivity
  • 10.
    Closing and Q&A •• Recap of the ARAL–Reading Program and DepEd’s guidelines • • Call to action: 'Let’s work together to build strong readers!' • • Open floor for questions and feedback