Overview
The document outlines the guidelines for implementing the K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum in the Philippines, specifying the structure, standards, and procedures for all public and private schools.
Implementation of K to 12 Curriculum
- The K to 12 curriculum covers Kindergarten, six years of elementary, four years of Junior High School, and two years of Senior High School.
- Transition arrangements are provided to support schools and learners currently following the old curriculum.
- Private schools are encouraged to adopt the K to 12 curriculum and align their offerings accordingly.
Curriculum Standards and Assessment
- Learning standards are established for each grade level and subject area.
- The curriculum emphasizes holistic development, 21st-century skills, and contextual learning.
- Assessment tools are standardized to ensure learning outcomes are met and monitored.
Roles and Responsibilities
- The Department of Education is responsible for curriculum oversight, training, and quality assurance.
- School heads and teachers are tasked with curriculum implementation, monitoring, and reporting progress.
- Regional and division offices support schools through supervision, training, and technical assistance.
Training and Support
- Capacity-building programs are mandated for teachers and school administrators.
- Continuous professional development is emphasized to ensure effective curriculum delivery.
Decisions
- Full implementation of the K to 12 Basic Education Curriculum nationwide starting with the specified school year.
- Transition plans for students and schools under the previous curriculum.
Action Items
- TBD – Department of Education: Conduct teacher and administrator training sessions.
- TBD – School Heads: Monitor and report on curriculum implementation progress.
- TBD – Regional and Division Offices: Provide technical assistance and supervision to schools.
Key Dates / Deadlines
- Implementation begins in the specified school year as mandated in the document; follow-up dates to be determined by DepEd.