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    CBSUA-Sipocot

    ISO 9001:2015
    CERTIFIED
    COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

    Curricular Reforms in
    Philippine Education

    Issues , Trends, and Culture of Teaching

    LIADEN N. LOPEZ
    (COE Faculty)
    Objectives

    -Identify the major educational reforms in


    the Philippines in the past decade;
    -Identify the qualities of a good teacher;
    -Explain the importance of education in the
    Philippines
    What is your idea of a
    Curriculum
    Curriculum
    Curriculum
    Check this out

    ? Before we continue,

    Please watch the short


    video clip
    CURRICULUM IN THE PHILIPPINES
    Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCVJ2IjCZPY
    National Elementary School Curriculum (NESC)
    National Elementary School Curriculum (NESC)
    National Elementary School Curriculum (NESC)
    Basic Education Curriculum (BEC)
    Basic Education Curriculum (BEC)
    Basic Education Curriculum (BEC)
    K+12 Curriculum Program
    K+12 Curriculum Program

    What are the educational reforms in the Philippines?

    ● K-12 extends compulsory schooling to grades 11 and


    12, adding two years to secondary school, and makes
    secondary education compulsory. Prior to its
    implementation, the Philippines was the only country in
    Asia, and one of only a few in the world, to have a basic
    education system of just 10 years.
    Current Curriculum in the Philippines
    K+12 Curriculum Program
    K+12 Curriculum Program
    K+12 Curriculum Program
    K+12 Curriculum Program (Weaknesses)
    Now your turn:

    Do you think educational


    reforms are necessary?
    Explain your answer.
    Now your turn:

    What do you think is the


    importance of education to the
    Filipinos?
    Importance of Education to the Filipinos:

    Fiilipino parents value education as one of the


    most important legacies they can impart to
    their children. They believe that having a
    better education opens opportunities that
    would ensure a good future and eventually lift
    them out of poverty.
    Now your turn:

    What do you think are your


    roles as future teachers to
    help your learners achieve
    their dreams?
    Now your turn:

    What are my qualities that


    will make me a good teacher?
    Qualities of Being a Good Teacher

    1. Good Teachers Are Strong


    Communicators.
    2. Good Teachers Listen Well.
    3. Good Teachers Focus on
    Collaboration.
    4. Good Teachers Are Adaptable.
    Qualities of Being a Good Teacher

    5. Good Teachers Are Engaging.


    6. Good Teachers Show
    Empathy.
    7. Good Teachers Have Patience.
    8. Good Teachers Share Best
    Practices.
    Let’s reflect on this:

    “Education is the key to


    unlock the golden door to
    freedom.”
    George Washington Carver

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