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    K+12: Flop or Bop?

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    The document discusses the K+12 education program in the Philippines. It was intended to better prepare students for college, but several issues have arisen. Companies reported that recent graduates lacked work skills and ethics despite being supposed to receive job certificates. There is now a rumor the government may remove K+12 due to its ineffectiveness. The author believes the idea was not inherently bad, but it was rushed and resulted in experimentation rather than real improvements for students. Teachers also struggled without proper training or preparation for the new curriculum.

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    K+12: Flop or Bop?

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    The document discusses the K+12 education program in the Philippines. It was intended to better prepare students for college, but several issues have arisen. Companies reported that recent graduates lacked work skills and ethics despite being supposed to receive job certificates. There is now a rumor the government may remove K+12 due to its ineffectiveness. The author believes the idea was not inherently bad, but it was rushed and resulted in experimentation rather than real improvements for students. Teachers also struggled without proper training or preparation for the new curriculum.

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    The document discusses the K+12 education program in the Philippines. It was intended to better prepare students for college, but several issues have arisen. Companies reported that recent graduates lacked work skills and ethics despite being supposed to receive job certificates. There is now a rumor the government may remove K+12 due to its ineffectiveness. The author believes the idea was not inherently bad, but it was rushed and resulted in experimentation rather than real improvements for students. Teachers also struggled without proper training or preparation for the new curriculum.

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    K+12: Flop or Bop?

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    The document discusses the K+12 education program in the Philippines. It was intended to better prepare students for college, but several issues have arisen. Companies reported that recent graduates lacked work skills and ethics despite being supposed to receive job certificates. There is now a rumor the government may remove K+12 due to its ineffectiveness. The author believes the idea was not inherently bad, but it was rushed and resulted in experimentation rather than real improvements for students. Teachers also struggled without proper training or preparation for the new curriculum.

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    K+12: flop or bop?

    Education’s purpose is not only allowing you to access the highest peak of knowledge
    but will also provide you long term benefits like status, respect and a title. We all know
    that education is a golden ticket in good and a happier life, but how can we achieve this?

    From the reading “Education for Better Lives” Philippine Business for Education or (PBEd)
    stated that they believe that we can achieve a high-quality of education by our teachers
    in terms of their training, certification and participation in international testing. And they
    also said that we have long way to go that kids are not learning, and our youth are not
    earning. According to PBEd only 2 percent of high school graduates are ready for college.

    Which I can also relate to that problem where the time of Benigno Aquino’s institution he
    decided to sign the k+12 Program into law, where the years in high school will be added
    an additional 2 years for preparation for college, but former President Aquino said that
    children who will graduate under K+12 Program will can get work certificate for an
    employment, that makes this Program at first amazing but after the first batch graduated
    and ready to get an early employment the “PROBLEM” has begun. After some many
    evaluations and interviews from the companies in the Philippines they’ve reported that
    students who graduated recently that year is not capable of working and lack of working
    ethics and not experienced at all, on that matter last month this year rumor has spread
    that the government planning to remove K+12 Program because of ineffectiveness of it.

    In my opinion the idea of K+12 Program is not a bad one because it will boost and
    strengthen the minds of the students not just that, but in my perspective K+12’ s true
    agenda is make the student prepared for college. In my 2 years in senior high I don’t see
    any changes or boost up happened it’s just more on experimentation. I had once a teacher
    in my grade 11 YEAR she’s was our English teacher and she was having trouble teaching
    us English because of this following reasons (new curriculum, not her major, she was just
    assigned to do it, and rush) look how messy k+12 is, I wasted my 2 years in
    experimentation, my take on this will be when it comes to education program government
    should be more focus to it or plan it ahead of time and most importantly is that they should
    never rush it, they need to create programs for teachers to also make their teaching skills
    enhance and effective, because I believe that our teachers is also our foundation for the
    greater education.

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