To get more feedback from education stakeholders regarding the review of the country’s basic education curriculum, the Department of Education (DepEd) has announced the extension of the public review of the draft revised curriculum for Kindergarten to Grade 10.
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“As part of DepEd's commitment articulated in the MATATAG Agenda, DepEd announces the extension of the public review of curriculum documents until May 13, 2023,” the agency said in an advisory.
After completing the review in 2022, DepEd released the draft of the revised K to 10 curriculum last month.
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Initially, the deadline for comments on the draft of the K to 10 curriculum guide (CG) was set on May 3.
DepEd said that the extension of the public review “intends to provide enough time for interested stakeholders to give their feedback on the shaping papers and draft curriculum guides for the Language and Literacy, and Reading learning areas.”
Meanwhile, DepEd expressed its gratitude to over 4,800 respondents that submitted comments on the draft of the revised K to 10 curriculum.
DepEd said there was a total of 4,843 respondents which consist of 4,499 individuals and 344 organizations, including students’, parents’, and teachers’ organizations; professional associations; government agencies; private schools associations; higher education institutions; and non-governmental organizations.
These respondents participated in the public review of the Shaping Papers and revised Curriculum Guides for Kindergarten to Grade 10.
With the extended public review, DepEd urged interested stakeholders to submit their feedback by accomplishing the online survey form by individuals or groups, which can be accessed at: https://bit.ly/Kto10CG.
Meanwhile, DepEd said the Shaping Papers and draft revised Curriculum Guides for review can be accessed through this link: https://bit.ly/CGandShapingPaperPublicReview
For more information on the review process, concerns may be coursed through DepEd’s Bureau of Curriculum Development via email: [email protected].
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