The Project W.A.T.C.H. of Mapulang Lupa National High School launched educational programs to assist disadvantaged children and students struggling with distance learning due to COVID-19. The Tulak Kariton Edukasyon 360° program used a pushcart learning system to reduce illiteracy and encourage a love of learning. The PROJECT: L.A.P.I.T. CENTER program provides free tutorial sessions through home visitation and online platforms to help students adapt to blended learning and ensure they learn essential competencies despite challenges from the pandemic. Both programs aim to support continued education for all students during this difficult time.
The Project W.A.T.C.H. of Mapulang Lupa National High School launched educational programs to assist disadvantaged children and students struggling with distance learning due to COVID-19. The Tulak Kariton Edukasyon 360° program used a pushcart learning system to reduce illiteracy and encourage a love of learning. The PROJECT: L.A.P.I.T. CENTER program provides free tutorial sessions through home visitation and online platforms to help students adapt to blended learning and ensure they learn essential competencies despite challenges from the pandemic. Both programs aim to support continued education for all students during this difficult time.
The Project W.A.T.C.H. of Mapulang Lupa National High School launched educational programs to assist disadvantaged children and students struggling with distance learning due to COVID-19. The Tulak Kariton Edukasyon 360° program used a pushcart learning system to reduce illiteracy and encourage a love of learning. The PROJECT: L.A.P.I.T. CENTER program provides free tutorial sessions through home visitation and online platforms to help students adapt to blended learning and ensure they learn essential competencies despite challenges from the pandemic. Both programs aim to support continued education for all students during this difficult time.
Taking the lead of an educational advocacy, the Project W.A.T.C.H. of Mapulang
Lupa National High School launched an alternative learning program to reach out to young minds and disadvantaged children of Barangay Mapulang Lupa, adopting the pushcart learning system of 2009 CNN Hero Efren Peñaflorida. Through the initiatives of Dr. Rudy Fran Falcunitin, School Head of Mapulang Lupa National High School, Mr. Renie N. Jose, leading the Project W.A.T.C.H. Team as the coordinator, with the help of local government units specifically Pamahalaang Barangay and Sanguniang Kabataan ng Mapulang Lupa through the leadership of Barangay Captain Arnold Natividad and SK Chairwoman Precious Ann Candido, and other stakeholders brought the “Tulak Kariton Edukasyon 360°” Program. The said program aims to reduce illiteracy and instilling a love for learning with the long term-goal of encouraging them to later return to formal schooling. At the same time, it envisions learners to develop love for his country, and to restore or strengthen the values of punctuality and honesty. At the present, due to COVID 19 Pandemic the program continued to assist our learners in new normal set of education but following certain guidelines to avoid the spread of the virus. Project W.A.T.C.H. utilized home visitation, different streaming, and different messaging platforms to still be able to serve and to assist learners in their studies, encouraging them to develop patriotism, and preserving the values of punctuality and honesty even facing these trying time.
PROJECT: L.A.P.I.T. CENTER
(Learners and Parents Instant Tutorial Center) Rising in a serene, this educational proposal started from a simple idea and turned into a meaningful program. The Project W.A.T.C.H. of Mapulang Lupa National High School launched a tutorial learning program to aid students having difficulty with Distance Learning Modality and to ensure the continuity of learning progress where no students will be left behind. Through the collaboration of Dr. Rudy Fran Falcunitin, School Head of Mapulang Lupa National High School, Mr. Renie N. Jose, leading the Project W.A.T.C.H. Team as the coordinator, with the help of local government units specifically Pamahalaang Barangay and Sanguniang Kabataan ng Mapulang Lupa through the leadership of Barangay Captain Arnold Natividad and SK Chairwoman Precious Ann Candido, and other stakeholders made the “PROJECT: L.A.P.I.T. CENTER (Learners and Parents Instant Tutorial Center)” Program possible. System of Education was put to a big challenge and shifted to so called “Distance Learning” caused by the COVID 19 Pandemic. The Department of Education’s Blended Learning Approach was implemented, where students’ learning happened with the use of printed self-learning module, smartphone, television, and radio. Many of parents and specially students struggled on how they will be able to adopt these changes in academic learning because there is a need for personal assistance to learn the essential competencies and a need for tools like gadgets and internet connection to be used in communication with their teachers. For these reasons, this project was created to prove that learning in this difficult time is not only for those who can afford it. Project W.A.T.C.H. offered free tutorial session for them to still have a quality education. Now, with COVID 19 Pandemic restrictions the program is still able to continue helping our learners in answering their modules, following certain protocols to avoid the circulation of the virus. The tutorial sessions conducted during home visitation or through the use of different streaming, and different messaging platforms to respond with students’ queries and secure that they really learned the essential learning competencies.