K-12 Program by DepEd

[juleskiboi]

i think okay ning k-12 program i-implement, but dli i-rollout sa tanan schools...why not try it sa mga private and well-established schools first? then maybe in the next school year or two, slowly implement it to public schools(provided nga na solusyonan na ang problem sa classrooms ug books para sa mga public schools), kana naay sakto transition para mahan-ay eventually bah.

[Judgement]

wa jud ni au, pa nindot2x ug standards kunohay nya ang uban kay wala gani mga clasrooms kuwang pa jud ug teachers! pag ka brayt jud sa DepEd. Hands down.

[hayden]

K-12 program, but what about its quality? those extra 2 years is useless if ang quality of education is the same as is. On the other hand, if after completing the k-12 level a person can already be employed and college would only be optional, then this might work, after all call center man bagsak sa mga students karon regardless of what career they took, as less opportunities of their studied profession is available in this country.

[miyay]

murag duda ko aning planoha. mas dako ba og chance na makatrabaho ang ni k12 lang kaysa college graduate? on the average, galisod man gani ang college graduate, unsaon nalang ang highschool graduate lang?

[mybuuz]

guys, the only way...the only way we can hope to see an improved education in this system of governance is by government spending more on the building of schools, increase pay of teachers, upgrade facilities, guarantee scholarships, etc..... Let's advocate for the government to increase our taxes by 20%! across the board and no exemptions! We understand that the government is in DEFICIT SPENDING ECONOMY so by increasing our taxes by 20%, we can give something valuable to our next generation who will lead our country to progress and prosperity! In just 20 short years, we can PROBABLY see the positive results of our sacrifice. I ask everyone to sign a petition to voluntarily increase their own tax contributions by as much as 20%! We should cover ALL schools in ALL the islands of the Philippines! Leave no student behind!

Kinsay willing ninyu?

bisan naay kay point pero wala man gani naani sa atong current tax, puro raman gani kurakot. unsa na kaha ug patas-an, aw motaas pud ang ilang pangurakot. first thing we need to change is the government.

[mlhl@7]

Solving the quality of education takes a lot of time, K12 is a step towards.

Lack of classroom, teacher ratio, books and etc. dali rani sulbaran compare sa kalidad sa education.

[masakiton]

murag mas dali pangita an ug paagi ang pag improve sa quality sa teachers
murag mas dako pud ug impact kung good quality ang mga teachers

kung poor ang quality sa nag tudlo.. nya ang gi tudloan kai mag teacher.. good luck nalang

[peewee_toot]

^^sakto jud kaayo ka. and the cycle never ends...

[emow]

bisan naay kay point pero wala man gani naani sa atong current tax, puro raman gani kurakot. unsa na kaha ug patas-an, aw motaas pud ang ilang pangurakot. first thing we need to change is the government.

i was being sarcastic...hehehe.. but what can of change do you suggest in the government? Isn't that what every next leader promise everytime they ran for the position?

[angrybird]

K-12 is a good idea, but as of now that is not yet the best solution for the improvement of the education here in the Philippines, lets first solve the problem that is very obvious, and that is lack of classroom and lack of teachers...


the gov't should build more classroom and give more benefits for teacher that they may be encourage to teach in our own country.