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TITLE: Conflicting Rules and Regulations in the Implementation of K-12

Curricular Program: An In-depth Analysis

Rationale
In 2013, the Philippines' Department of Education introduced the

Enhanced Basic Education Curriculum, which resulted in the establishment of

the Senior High School Program (Estonanto, 2017). Education has a significant

impact on the lives of students and society as a whole. A responsive and

productive citizen is a necessary component of growth; thus, the Philippines'

education system must be aware of critical actions to take in order to create

graduates who are not just concerned with themselves but also with the

requirements of society. For the Philippine school sector, this K-12 curriculum

established a new pattern of systems. Human capital, infrastructures, grading

systems, and management systems in schools are currently being evaluated in

order to build an effective curriculum that will mold individuals who will be

responsive to society. Education has a purpose in shaping how a people views

the world. It idealizes many sorts of society as well as various types of people.

We transform individuals through instilling information in them, as well as

assisting and leading them in the development of new insights, values, and

skills (Orimaco T. S., 2000).

It is the government's responsibility to begin more development in order

for instructors to assist kids in developing their skills, forming excellent values

that will aid them in day-to-day living, and discovering new abilities through

classroom activities. With the changing educational trends, the adoption of the
Senior High School curriculum gave an outlet for our graduates to upgrade and

develop more talents, allowing them to become experts in their fields and

agents of change in society. The introduction of senior high school sought to

provide students with necessary information and skills that would enable them

better prepare for their chosen route in higher education, work, or

entrepreneurship. The addition of two years or two grade levels, Grades 11 and

12, will better prepare students with the essential skills, knowledge, and values

for a successful future in their areas or studies.

In the Philippines, the introduction of senior high school (SHS), or grades

11 and 12, the latter two years of a new 6-year secondary education system, is

part of the K to 12 Basic Education Program (Asian Development Bank, n.d.).

Through the Senior High School Assist Program (SHSSP), the Philippine

government has collaborated with the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to

support the full implementation of the K to 12 Basic Education reform's Senior

High School (SHS) Program (DepEd, 2014). From Kindergarten through Grade

12, the Philippines presently provides a total of 13 years of compulsory and

free education, particularly in public institutions. Through the voucher

scheme, it also subsidizes kids who will attend their grade 11 to 12 lessons in

private schools or universities/colleges (Sarmiento & Orale, 2016). As a

requirement for college entrance, students must select their preferred senior

high strands.
On the other side, there are a number of issues that must be solved in

order for this curriculum to be implemented. These issues are a natural

element of the curriculum's development. This study review will offer us with

material that will assist us in evaluating and critically evaluating the

challenges that the Philippine SHS curriculum faces. The difficulties that the

Philippine Senior High School Curriculum faces are also facts that will aid us

in determining its efficacy. Despite the various difficulties and obstacles that

emerged during the implementation of K-12 curriculum program in the

Philippines, it was not enough to suspend its application to completely run K-

12 curriculum program.

Objectives

This study is intended to serve as a benchmark for the introduction of K-

12 program in the Philippines and aims to unfold Conflicting Rules and

Regulations in the Implementation of this curriculum. This study review aims

to learn more about the following topics:

1. Determine areas of difficulty in the implementation of K-12 curricular

program in the Philippines;

2. Determine conflicting rules and regulation that become a hindrance in

the implementation of K-12 curricular program in the Philippines;

3. Identify areas that will require immediate action to deliver effective and

efficient curricular program in the Philippines;


4. Propose intervention to provide effective system in the implementation of

K-12 curricular program in the Philippines.

METHODOLOGY

Locale of the Study

This research will only include related studies and literatures from the

Philippines to be analyze as part of having an in-depth analysis of the

Conflicting Rules and Regulations in the Implementation of K-12 Curricular

Program.

Research Design

This is descriptive research which will utilize data from reliable web

portals, topical and latest published research materials. It analyzes the

different data to determine connections of different issues and challenges in the

implementation of K-12 Curriculum Program in the Philippines.

Research Instrumentation

The content of this paper will utilize related studies and review of related

literature as a source of reference in finding knowledge and information that

will help the researcher to achieve the aforementioned objectives of this study.

Statistical Treatment

This research will utilize thematic analysis of data and information from

reliable web portals, topical and latest published research materials to have an
in-depth analysis with regards to conflicting Rules and Regulations in the

Implementation of K-12 Curricular Program.

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