Revised K-10 Curriculum o ang ‘MATATAG Curriculum', inilunsad ng DepEd

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00:00 The Department of Education has now launched the revised K-10 curriculum

00:05 where the teaching of GMRC or Good Manners and Right Conduct is reversed to the students.

00:12 Kenneth Paciente has more.

00:14 After two years of re-review, the Education Department has formally launched the revised K-10 curriculum

00:24 or the K-12 program's revised curriculum.

00:27 In this new curriculum, the learning competencies are reduced so that the students are not loaded.

00:34 The Fed will give greater emphasis on the development of foundational skills

00:40 such as literacy, numeracy, and social, economic, emotional skills to our Kinder to Grade 3 learners.

00:48 Under the current curriculum, the learning competencies are only 3,664

00:54 compared to the previous 11,000 in the current curriculum.

00:58 Learning competencies must be age-appropriate.

01:02 When adults expect young children to master skills for which the necessary maturity has not yet been formed,

01:09 we are impairing healthy brain development by excessively stressing the child.

01:16 If pushed and rushed, a child's desire to learn will be hampered.

01:21 The revised K-10 curriculum also includes the strengthening of 21st century skills of students

01:28 as well as peace education.

01:30 This includes the new "Makabansa" subject and the return of Good Manners and Right Conduct or GMRC.

01:38 But one of the highlights of the Matatag curriculum is the reduction of the "Asignatura Depende" in Baitang.

01:44 The Matatag curriculum for Grade 1 has shifted from offering 7 learning areas to only 5

01:52 that focus on strengthening literacy and numeracy.

01:56 New learning areas, language, reading and literacy, and "Makabansa" are introduced.

02:04 These learning areas have been deliberately crafted rather than simply merging or integrating the existing learning areas.

02:13 The Matatag curriculum will be implemented in the schools for the school year 2024-2025 in Kinder,

02:21 Grades 1, 4, and 3; Grades 2, 5, and 6 in the school year 2025-2026;

02:29 and Grades 3, 6, and 9 in the next school year while Grade 10 in the school year 2027-2028.

02:37 But the training of education stakeholders for this will start soon.

02:42 It demands the extraordinary dedication, commitment, support, and resolve of our education stakeholders.

02:54 I call on all teachers and all school officials across the country to ensure the efficient and effective implementation of the program.

03:07 Currently, the DepEd is reviewing the curriculum for Grades 11 and 12 and its target is to be completed as soon as possible.

03:15 Kenneth, patient for the people.