a report on formal education

1. Vergielyn e. datoy
Rapporteur
FORMAL EDUCATION
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2. A systematic, organized
education model,
structured and
administered according to
a given set of laws and
norms, presenting a rather
rigid curriculum as
regards objectives, content
and methodology.
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3. The Philippine Education
System
was patterned to the
educational systems of
SPAIN and of the UNITED
STATES
After the Liberation of the
Philippines in1946, Filipinos
had moved in various
directions of its own
Elementary and high school
is compulsory which is
administered by the
DEPARTMENT OF
EDUCATION
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4. Philippine
Formal
Education before
K to 12
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5. Formal education typically spans 14
years and is structured in a 6+4+4
system: 6 years of primary school
education, 4 years of secondary school
education, and 4 years of higher
education, leading to a bachelor’s
degree. This is one of the shortest
terms of formal education in the world.
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6. The Philippine Education System
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8. Pre-school
Ages 3 to 5
Students learn the alphabet, numbers,
shapes, and colors through games,
songs, and dances in their Mother
Tongue.
Offered to private and public schools
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9. Primary Education
Age of 6 to 11
consists of compulsory six grades (Grades
1-6)
Primary level (grades 1-3)
Intermediate level (grades 4-6)
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10. Secondary Education
Ages 12-17
prerequisite of which is the completion of
elementary education
Four years of junior high school and two
years of senior high school
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11. Senior High School
two years of specialized upper secondary
education
choice of career track will define the content of
the subjects a student will take in Grades 11 and
12
subjects fall under either the Core Curriculum or
specific Tracks
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12. REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10533
ENHANCED BASIC
EDUCATION ACT
OF 2013