00:00The Department of Education is now in a hurry in chasing the kinds of illegal entry into schools affected by the next typhoon.
00:08Here is the story of Claycel Fardinia.
00:12Aside from houses, bridges, and roads that were cut by the next typhoon,
00:18not to mention calamities, thousands of schools,
00:23According to the Department of Education,
00:25more than 42,000 schools were affected by the next typhoon, Christine and Leon.
00:3120 million students were in the pool.
00:34As for the students in Metro Manila, Ilocos, Cagayan, Guimaropa, and Calaparzon,
00:40more than 20 days were allotted for entry.
00:43Because of this, the Department of Education is now in a hurry in chasing the kinds of illegal entry.
00:50The Department of Education is now in a hurry in chasing the kinds of illegal entry.
00:53The Department of Education will deploy a dynamic learning program this month.
00:57Under the direction of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.,
01:01it aims to continue education in schools affected by the next typhoon
01:06and to make learning practices resilient and adaptable in the face of calamities or emergencies.
01:12The learning materials provided are simple, targeted, and adaptable
01:18focused on improving the writing, problem-solving, and critical thinking of students.
01:23Each learner has a portfolio.
01:25And rather than focusing on the lectures of the teachers,
01:30the students have time to learn and absorb what is being taught to them.
01:38Because sometimes, the teacher asks,
01:41did everyone understand?
01:43Some understood, but others did not speak.
01:47According to Secretary Angara,
01:49the agency will ask for additional funds for the construction of the damaged facilities
01:54as well as the preparation of the DepEd for the upcoming Program for International Student Assessment.
02:00This is an intense investigation that is being conducted to measure the skills and knowledge
02:05of 15-year-old students around the world.
02:09In 2022, the Philippines was also at the bottom
02:13in 81 countries in the PISA.
02:15The DepEd is targeting critical analysis of children
02:19as well as teaching mathematics and science.
02:22We told our operations staff that they really need to monitor the makeup
02:26because what we have seen is really intense.
02:30Next year, PISA will do the same in the Philippines.
02:33At the same time, DepEd will reduce the number of students in senior high schools
02:40to focus on core subjects and on-the-job training
02:44so that the chances of finding a job in the future will increase even more.
02:49Kalay Zalpardilla for Pambansang TV in the new Philippines.
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