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Proposed Learning Continuity Plan (LCP) During The COVID-19 Period
Proposed Learning Continuity Plan (LCP) During The COVID-19 Period
We aim to sustain delivery of quality, accessible, relevant and liberating basic education services for all school-age youngsters
in the midst of COVID-19 emergency via flexible learning options.
We hope to achieve this by ensuring that learners are prepared to acquire the skills necessary for success in the next grade;
learning contexts and types of learners are mapped; learning materials aligned with curriculum standards are available; ICT
systems and other available media are utilized; school officials and teachers are knowledgeable about the design and execution
of various none face-to-face (NF2F)learning delivery options; learners and parents are aware about the approaches in
accessing and communicating with the teachers; a safe and conducive learning environment is assured; and stakeholders are
tapped to ensure quality delivery of distance education and/or blended learning.
We will be guided by our Core Values in implementing the Learning Continuity Plan.
Maka-Diyos – Religious beliefs of everyone engaged in making learning happen shall be respected at all times.
- Seeking the intervention of the Almighty God shall be encouraged.
Maka-tao – No one shall carry out task without being capacitated.
- The safety of all is paramount.
- Psycho-social support shall be made available
Makakalikasan – Efficient use of resources shall be a primary consideration
Makabansa – The Bayanihan spirit among Filipinos shall be harnessed.
- Strengthening the Filipino traits shall be fostered
The following plan of actions will allow us to achieve the goals and objectives of making sure that learning continuity happens
during the school year 2020-2021.
1. Prepare learners to acquire skills necessary for success in the next school year
Responsible Start Due
Activities Resources Needed Success Indicators
Office Date Date
1. Conduct remedial, enrichment and BLD, May 4 July 31 Guidelines in the Percentage of
advancement classes. Schools/CLC conduct of remedial, learners with
enrichment and passing grade
advancement classes
2. Map out learning context1 and types of learners2 at the division and school levels
Responsible Start Due
Activities Resources Needed Success Indicators
Office Date Date
1. Prepare Memo to guide mapping of PRD (?), CI Apr 20 Apr 24 Office supplies Memo ready for release
learning context and types of learners at Program
the division level (this can be with the managers
use of data from the BEIS with quick
validation by the field)
2. Map the barangays where the learners School / CLC July 1 July 31 MOU / MOA Established partnerships
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this pertains to available learning media (online, TV, commercial radio, community-based radio) at the community level where the learners are; this may also include data on which areas are multi-grade
in delivery, and which areas may need community Knowledge Sources since parents may not be able to provide the learning assistance needed by their children
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this pertains to background of learner (Muslim, learners with disabilities, IP learners) and where they are located (some families may have transferred to more interior areas because of the situation, this is
the case of several IP communities)
are residing, including local learning with LGUs.
venues (e.g. local libraries) and
knowledge holders / resource persons
who may support the delivery of basic
education
3. Conduct of mapping of learning context SDOs April 27 May 15 Mapping forms All divisions have
and types of learners at the division level consolidated data
4. Determine the number of learners and ICTS, BLD, RO, May 4 May 15 Guidelines that No. of teachers and
teachers with access to internet or signal SDO, School / contain the learners capable to do
in their household and portable CTC required facilities online and / or blended
electronic device and/or laptop / and equipment learning
computer (including capacity of
household to sustain it)
5. Determine number of learners who need School / CLC May 4 May 31 List of Learners Identified learners who
printed instructional packets will pursue offline
learning mode (printed
only)
6. Consolidation of data at the regional ROs May 18 May 20 Office Supplies, All regions have
level computers consolidated data
7. Consolidation of data at the national PS, CI Bureaus May 21 May 25 Office Supplies, National data on
level computers learning context and
types of learners is
available as basis for
planning, procurement,
training and other
critical decisions
*
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8. Prepare and release guidelines to the BLD, IPsEO, May 1 May 15 Office supplies Memo released
field on the contextualization of quality ICTS
assured learning materials according to
learning contexts and types of learners
in their area (language considerations
also need to be considered for K to 3)
9. Division level contextualization of BCD, BLD, PLR June 16 Can be Printing materials, Locally
learning materials IPsEO, RO, DO calendare Video recorders, etc contextualized/
d at the developed
local level materials based on
4. Utilize ICT systems and other available media
6. Orient learners and parents about the different approaches in gaining access to learning resources and
communicating with teachers.
Responsible Start Due
Activities Resources Needed Success Indicators
Office Date Date
1. Create the communication plan for BCD, BLD, BLR, May 15 May 30 Mapped learners’ Issued DO/DM
ensuring learners’ and parents’ BEA demographics
awareness of the approaches relevant to
their situation
2. Capacitate school officials and teachers in BCD, BLD, BLR, June 1 June 15 DO / DM Capacitated school
implementing the communication plan BEA, NEAP officials and teachers
3. Create Tech Support Team (NOT the ICTS, BLSS June 15 June 30 Written instructions on All stakeholders know
teachers who will conduct the online or how to use the LMS or how to reach out for
blended classes) where there is identified other modes of learning, support
person/people assigned for every type of contact details of tech
technical support. support team
4. Conduct orientation to students and Schools/CLC August August Materials for orientation, Oriented students on
parents on the LMS, digital citizenship, 17 21 instructional plan, the use of LMS and
academic honesty, plagiarism and Learning Management other concerns on
intellectual property. System and blended learning and
infrastructure for online distance education.
5. Orient parents / identified knowledge BLD, August August and/or blended learning; Oriented parents
source (e.g. teacher, parent, professional, Schools/CLC, 3 14 Issue a guideline on how where they are clarified
literate person, community elders, Barangay they will be identified, on the importance of
azatids) in the community on the their terms of reference assigning specific time
instructional plan and how they will and how they will be every day for their child
deliver the content to their kids (if they to study online and/or
are K to 3 learners). For working parents, through blended
they may opt to have a Knowledge Source learning; and oriented
that will give instructional guidance to knowledge source (KS)
learners as appropriate to the learner’s on instructional
context. (e.g., no available literate guidance to learners
parent/ guardian, parents needing with no available
Responsible Start Due
Activities Resources Needed Success Indicators
Office Date Date
assistance for LWDs, cultural dimension literate parent or
needed in the lesson) guardian.
8. Tap other stakeholders to ensure quality delivery of distance education and/or blended learning.
4. Coordinate with the Philippine LCC Secretariat May May Communication Support of PIA in the
Information Agency (PIA) in seeking the 2020 2021 tools delivery of alternative
participation of the government’s mode of education to all
national and local TV and radio networks Office supplies types of learners tabled in
and stations in making basic education and materials the next council meeting
accessible to DepEd learners (e.g., airing
of educational programs; provision of Financial Number of TV and radio
technical assistance in the conversion of resources stations providing support
lessons into audio or video formats, etc.) to DepEd
5. Coordinate with PNU, and other State or LCC Secretariat May May Communication Support of PNU, SUCs, and
Local Colleges and Universities on their 2020 2021 tools LUCS is included in the
support to DepEd on basic education Council Meeting agenda
continuity (e.g., provision of volunteer Office supplies
teachers, para-teachers, conduct of and materials Number of SUCs and LUCs
researches relative to flexible learning supporting DepEd during
options during the pandemic, etc.) Financial COVID-19 emergency
resources
6. Coordinate with the network of NGOs to LCC Secretariat May May Communication Support of NGOs to DepEd
solicit their support in providing basic 2020 2021 tools is included in the Council
education in times of emergencies, Meeting agenda
particularly in the areas where they Office supplies
operate and to the types of learners they and materials Number of NGOs
Responsible Start Due Resources
Activities Success Indicators
Office Date Date Needed
serve (e.g., implementation of ALS supporting DepEd during
programs, provision of resources, etc.) Financial COVID-19 emergency
resources
7. Coordinate with NEDA on the possibility LCC Secretariat May May Communication Support of NEDA is included
of seeking additional funding support for 2020 2021 tools in the Council Meeting
the government from development agenda
partners Office supplies
and materials Number of development
partners supporting DepEd
Financial during COVID-19
resources emergency
8. Coordinate with the Senate and House of LCC Secretariat May May Communication Support of Senate and
Representatives (HRep) on relevant bills 2020 2021 tools HRep to DepEd is included
including amendment of RA 7797 on the in the Council Meeting
School Calendar, including the flexibility Office supplies agenda
clause in opening of classes, taking into and materials
consideration the probability of various Number of relevant bills
emergencies (e.g., pandemic, natural and Financial and laws enacted in support
man-made calamities, etc.), among resources of DepEd in times of
others emergencies and disruption
STRATEGIES AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR VARIOUS LEARNING OPTIONS
Homesch Modular Learning in print of digital format BLD to finalize the revised draft policy on Modules Parents
ooling can be used homeschooling to include public schools as Reference books
implementers
Assurance that parents are engaged in the “Learning
from Home” work of the child.
ADM modules are self-instructional modules which can be accomplished by learners with no or minimal supervision of the teacher and written in
language that can be easily understood by them.
Each Learning Competency in the CG has a corresponding module.
Some ADM modules are already developed and submitted for quality assurance to BLR while regions continue developing lacking modules in the
grade level/learning area assigned to them.
The ADM modules can be printed especially for those without gadgets, combination of modular print and digital format for those who have gadgets
and internet connectivity.
Given that the ADM modules were intended for use by temporary school leavers, efforts have to be made enrich the lesson in the modules by
developing more activities to deepen understanding.
Important notes for ETV / OERS
ETV and OERS are supplementary materials only which can be used as preparatory, motivational, enhancement, or application activities.
Teachers and parateachers’ training for delivery options 2 to 4 (Blended Learning, Blended Learning with ADM modules, and Distance Online Support
Cellphone load allowance for teachers managing online learning activities
Important considerations for K to 3 Learners, learners categorized as Frustration Readers and CWDs
A Facilitator’s Guide must be made available to parateachers/paraeducators/knowledge sources given that K to 3 learners cannot manage yet
their own learning.
Learning package for K to 3 should include modules in digital format (interactive materials), video lessons/modules in “audio format”, interactive
songs, poems, rhymes in different languages, manipulative materials on literacy and numeracy content like puzzles, forming words, lacing, tracing,
etc.
Small books in digital and audio format with consideration to the MT of the learners, needs to be made available for beginning reading.
KCEP Learning Kits shall be made available
Printed support materials like activity sheets, worksheets, etc shall be made available
Curriculum Implementation and Learning Management Matrix
(First Quarter will hopefully be done before school year opens)
Week of
the Lesson Exemplar/ Learning LR developer Link (if available Assessment (provide a link
Quarter Essential Learning Competence resources available online) if online)
/ (This is ready now) (Ongoing inventory and
Grading alignment)
Period
Q1, Wk
1
Q1, Wk
2