Philippine Education: Single and Multigrade Classes
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What is the minimum number of students required for a single-grade class to be considered viable in the Philippine education system?

  • 20
  • 15 (correct)
  • 5
  • 10

What is a common reason for combining grade levels into multigrade classes?

  • To optimize teacher resources (correct)
  • To provide more advanced curriculum
  • To facilitate standardized testing
  • To increase class sizes for social interaction

According to DepEd guidelines, what happens if a grade level has fewer than 15 students?

  • The students are sent to other schools
  • The school must close
  • It merges with another grade level (correct)
  • Additional teachers are hired

What document outlines the guidelines for single-grade and multigrade classes in the Philippine education system?

<p>DepEd Order No. 63, s. 2012 (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the maximum number of students that can be in a multigrade class according to standard practices?

<p>There is no maximum limit (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary benefit of embracing diversity in the classroom?

<p>It creates a safe and supportive environment. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How does a culture of diversity impact the school community?

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Which of the following correctly describes an outcome of embracing diversity?

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What environment does embracing diversity create for staff and students?

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What essential role do teachers play in the classroom beyond education?

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What is a key aspect of multigrade teaching?

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What might happen if a school does not embrace diversity?

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How might teachers influence students' lives outside academics?

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Which aspect of school experience is enhanced due to a diverse environment?

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Which of the following is NOT typically a role of teachers?

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In what way does diversity contribute to student growth?

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What best characterizes teachers' responsibilities in a multigrade classroom?

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What type of environment does a culture of diversity NOT create?

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In relation to student development, teachers contribute by:

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What is a challenge teachers face in multigrade classrooms?

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What impact do teachers have on students' social skills?

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What benefit does learner diversity bring to students regarding different perspectives?

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How does learner diversity impact students' creativity in learning?

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What is one consequence of learner diversity for students' stereotypes?

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What skill enhancement is associated with learner diversity?

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What type of environment does learner diversity promote for students?

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What does learner diversity allow students to examine about themselves?

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Which of the following is NOT a benefit of learner diversity?

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How does learner diversity help students adapt to different learning environments?

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What cognitive abilities are enhanced through learner diversity?

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What happens to students' knowledge of culture when exposed to learner diversity?

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Which strand encompasses learners' unique backgrounds and experiences?

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What is one of the primary reasons children learn differently?

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Which VARK learning style includes hands-on activities?

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Which intelligences are part of Howard Gardner's theory?

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Dyslexia primarily affects which of the following abilities?

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Which aspect is NOT included in the Domain 3, Diversity of Learners?

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Which factor is associated with family economic status that affects children's learning?

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What does the term 'giftedness' refer to in the context of diversity in learners?

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What is an example of a kinesthetic learning activity?

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Which of the following factors does NOT affect children's learning?

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Which type of learning disability affects writing skills?

<p>Dysgraphia (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the VARK learning model, which style focuses on listening and speaking?

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Which intelligence involves sensitivity to rhythm and sound?

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Flashcards

What is a multigrade class?

In the Philippine education system, a multigrade class is formed when the number of students enrolled in a specific grade level is less than 15.

What are DepEd guidelines for single-grade classes?

The Department of Education (DepEd) in the Philippines has guidelines regarding the minimum number of students required for a single-grade class.

What is DepEd Order No. 63, s. 2012 about?

According to DepEd Order No. 63, s. 2012, a single-grade class must have at least 15 students to be considered viable.

Why are multigrade classes formed?

Multigrade classes are formed to optimize teacher resources and ensure continuous education for students in small or remote schools.

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What is the goal of multigrade classes?

The decision to merge grade levels into a multigrade class aims to provide educational opportunities for all students, regardless of their location or the number of students in a specific grade.

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Roles of Teachers in the Classroom

Teachers are essential not only for education but they also fulfill various roles in the classroom.

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Teacher as a Guide

Teachers guide students' learning and help them reach their full potential.

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Teacher as an Environment Builder

Teachers create a positive learning environment that fosters engagement and growth.

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Teacher as a Supporter

Teachers provide support, encouragement and motivation to their students.

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Teacher as an Assessor

Teachers assess student progress and provide feedback to help them learn and improve.

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Teacher as a Collaborator

Teachers collaborate with parents to support student success.

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Teacher as a Differentiator

Teachers address the diverse needs of their students.

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Teacher as an Inspirer

Teachers inspire students and ignite their passion for learning.

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Diversity in the classroom

In a diverse classroom, students and staff feel safe, supported, and encouraged to achieve their full potential.

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Positive impact of diversity

Embracing diversity creates a positive environment where individuals can thrive, learn, and develop.

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Safe learning environment

A safe environment fosters trust, respect, and a sense of belonging, allowing both students and staff to flourish.

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Supportive learning environment

Support from peers and educators helps students overcome challenges and achieve their goals.

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Purposeful learning environment

Students actively engage in their learning, pursuing their passions and making meaningful contributions to their school community.

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Academic growth

Diversity allows students to encounter different viewpoints and learn from each other's unique experiences.

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Social growth

Students develop social skills, empathy, and a greater understanding of the world around them.

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Preparing for the future

A diverse school community is a reflection of the world we live in, preparing students for success in a globalized society.

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Cultural Processing

The ability to understand and process information differently based on cultural background.

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Enhanced Intellectual Maturity

The ability to think creatively and critically, using higher-order cognitive skills.

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Adaptability to Diverse Learning Environments

The capacity to adjust to various learning environments and approaches.

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Exposure to Multiple Perspectives

Gaining exposure to different perspectives and knowledge systems.

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Personal Perspective Re-examination

Examining and potentially re-evaluating one's own beliefs and values.

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Collaborative Learning

The ability to collaborate effectively with individuals from various backgrounds.

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Challenging Stereotypes

Breaking down stereotypes and misconceptions about academic disciplines.

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Increased Tolerance and Respect

Promoting tolerance, respect, and concern for others.

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New Learning Strategies

Learning new ways to approach and engage with information, including reading strategies and learning techniques.

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Culture-Bound Information

Understanding how cultural context influences the interpretation and presentation of information.

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Diversity

All the qualities that make people different from each other.

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Domain

A broad area of expertise, like teaching.

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Strands

Specific areas within a domain.

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PPST

The Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST) guides teachers' growth and development.

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Domain 3: Diversity of Learners

A domain within the PPST focused on understanding, valuing, and responding to differences in learners.

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Learners' gender, needs, strengths, interests and experiences

The specific characteristics, strengths, needs, and experiences that make each learner unique.

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Learners' linguistic, cultural, socio-economic and religious backgrounds

The backgrounds of students in terms of language, culture, socioeconomic status, and religion.

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Learners with disabilities, giftedness and talents

Students with disabilities, gifted students, and those with special talents.

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Learners in difficult circumstances

Students facing challenging circumstances, including poverty, displacement, or other difficulties.

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Learners from indigenous groups

Students belonging to indigenous communities with unique cultures, languages, and traditions.

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VARK Model

A model that describes four different learning styles: Visual, Auditory, Reading/Writing, Kinesthetic.

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Visual Learners

Learning styles categorized by preference for visual means like pictures and diagrams.

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Auditory Learners

Individuals who prefer to learn best by listening and hearing.

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Reading/Writing Learners

Individuals who learn best by reading and writing.

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Kinesthetic Learners

Learning styles that are best activated through physical experiences and hands-on activities.

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Study Notes

Good Morning Message

  • A message of greeting
  • Included in the image are repeated words/letters.
  • The image also includes the name MS. ANGELA ARWIN E. NOGPO.

MPPE Overview

  • MPPE stands for Multigrade Program in Philippine Education
  • The MPPE is an educational delivery system.
  • The program aims to improve the quality of elementary education.
  • The program aims to address the issue of incomplete schools and multigrade classes

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify information on MPPE (such as policies, definition, program components, support programs, and expected benefits).
  • Identify MPPE support programs in the region, division, district, or school.
  • Recognize the basic principles underlying multigrade teaching.
  • Appreciate the MPPE as part of the educational system.

Lesson 1: MPPE Overview

  • An overview of the Multigrade Program in Philippine Education (MPPE) is delivered during this lesson.
  • The program seeks to democratize access to and enhance the quality of basic education.
  • The strategies aim to address school deficiencies and organize multigrade classes.

Why MPPE was conceptualized?

  • MPPE was created to expand access to education, particularly in sparsely populated or isolated areas.
  • It aims to maintain educational services in areas with declining enrolment.

Definition of Multigrade Class

  • A multigrade class is a class comprised of two or more grade levels being taught by one teacher.
  • This structure is utilized in primary schools located in distant, isolated, and sparsely populated areas.
  • The number of students per grade level warrants its opening.

In the Philippine Education System

  • Grade levels often combine into a multigrade class—when the class size is below fifteen.
  • Per DepEd Order No. 63, 2012, a single-grade class should include at least fifteen students.
  • In situations with fewer than fifteen students, the multigrade class structure optimizes teacher resources and ensures continued education in small or remote areas.

Lesson 2: Programs and Components of Multigrade Teaching

  • The curriculum includes aspects of curriculum development in multigrade teaching.

Curriculum Development

  • A single teacher is responsible for teaching pupils across multiple grade levels.

Multigrade Schools

  • Schools with multigrade classes are referred to as multigrade schools.
  • Multigrade classrooms provide opportunities for scaffolding multiple student ages, abilities, and learning styles.

Scaffolding

  • Social and cognitive learning can be facilitated regardless of age or gender boundaries.

Zone of Proximal Development

  • Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD) shows the learning potential that can be reached with guidance.
  • Zone of Achieved Development (ZAD) represents the current learning level.

Salient Features of the Multigrade Curriculum

  • Budget of Work (BOW)
  • Lesson Plan for Multigrade classes (MGTLP)
  • Multigrade Handbook
  • Multilevel Materials
  • 100 Book Library

Support Programs

  • Organized in specific divisions of the nation.
  • Receive financial assistance from UNICEF.
  • Working models for the program's application.

Effective teaching strategies and process for supervision

  • Active parent and community participation:
  • Innovate approaches to multigrade teaching

DepED-CCFPI Little Red Schoolhouse Project

  • Partnership with Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) and the Department of Education established this educational program.
  • This project aims to provide disadvantaged children with complete primary education.

Search for Multigrade Teacher Achiever

  • The search is open to all multigrade teachers demonstrating dedicated and exemplary service.
  • Service must have been rendered for three years.

The Multigrade School Training Video

  • This project showcases effective strategies and other important information about multigrade schooling.

Congress on Multigrade Education

  • A policy initiative aligns with the Department of Education's policy, aimed at improving elementary education access and quality.

Module 2: Basic Principles Underlying Multigrade Teaching

  • Lesson 3 explains the fundamental principles underlying multigrade instruction.

Key Principles Regarding Multigrade Teaching

  • Children are unique and learn best via experience.
  • Children effectively learn from teachers, peers, and experiences.

The Role of the Teacher in a Classroom

  • Teachers prepare and manage an effective and supportive learning environment conducive to teaching and learning.

Teachers as Vital Figures

  • Multigrade teachers assume vital roles in the lives of students.
  • Their function goes beyond simple education.

Implementation of the School Curriculum

  • Embraces varied abilities, levels, and interests of the students within a particular group.

The Value of Educational Programs

  • Measured by how effectively programs reach their goals, involving learner outcomes and their level of achievement.

Inter-age or Inter-aging Classes

  • The combination of learners of various ages respects individual needs, reflecting real-life social structures.

Advantages & Challenges

  • Addresses advantages and challenges of multigrade classrooms.

Advantages of Multigrade Classes

  • Learners gain skills in collaborating amongst multiple groups and handling curriculum contents across diverse disciplines.
  • Multigrade practices can lead to improved achievement levels (particularly in mathematics, science, and languages) for children.

Learners in Multigrade Classes

  • Maximize social interaction between peers
  • Often engage in collaborative learning
  • Develop self-directed learning skills
  • Demonstrate resourcefulness

Addressing Stigma and Repetition

  • Remodels the perception of failure and repetition.
  • Encourages real-life experiences.
  • Reduces reliance on teacher supervision.

Teachers and Multigrade Classes

  • Make the most of inter-age and multi-level situations to facilitate learning processes.
  • Get to know diverse learners and adapt teaching styles accordingly.
  • Experiment with teaching approaches.

Multigrade Learners' Challenges

  • Require increased initiative and resourcefulness.
  • Might receive less individual attention from teachers compared to traditional settings.
  • Face interactions among diverse ages, skills, and abilities.

Multigrade Learners: Challenges - Female Students

  • Expectations of household responsibilities may limit opportunities for school attendance and learning.

Multigrade Learners: Challenges - General

  • Learners may sometimes lack the self-discipline and focused concentration necessary for effective learning.

Teacher's Responsibilities in Multigrade Classes

  • More preparation of curriculum materials.
  • Deeper study of learners' characteristics.
  • Develop strategies and approaches for effective and viable instruction within the multigrade classroom.

Takeaways

  • A summary of the key points discussed.

References

Learning Disabilities

  • Dyslexia
  • Dyscalculia
  • Dysgraphia
  • Dyspraxia

Common Dyspraxia Symptoms

  • Description of symptoms of the disability.

Areas of Difficulty

  • Explanation of specific areas of difficulty for various disabilities.

Symptoms Include Trouble With

  • Symptoms of various learning disabilities.

Example

  • Example of symptoms in various learning disabilities

Difficulty in Certain Areas

  • The discussion includes difficulty in math and written expression.

Benefits and Learning Opportunities

  • Students gain broader perspectives and knowledge, leading to self-reflection. C
  • Students learn to understand different viewpoints in a safe learning environment.C
  • Students gain insights into the influence of culture on learning.C
  • Students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. C

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This quiz explores the guidelines and practices related to single-grade and multigrade classes in the Philippine education system. It addresses the minimum and maximum student requirements, the benefits of embracing diversity in classrooms, and the roles teachers play in fostering an inclusive environment. Test your knowledge on the educational standards set by DepEd.

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