The document discusses contextualizing the curriculum. It defines contextualization as relating the curriculum to real-world settings to make competencies relevant and meaningful to all learners. Contextualization is required by the Enhanced Basic Education Act to make education responsive to learners' needs, culture, and communities. The K-12 curriculum uses a spiral approach and encourages locally produced teaching materials. The author provides an example from their class of using local objects like makopa instead of apples to contextualize adding numbers for grade 1 students. Contextualization is important to help learners comprehend concepts by relating lessons to the local environment, culture and resources.
The document discusses contextualizing the curriculum. It defines contextualization as relating the curriculum to real-world settings to make competencies relevant and meaningful to all learners. Contextualization is required by the Enhanced Basic Education Act to make education responsive to learners' needs, culture, and communities. The K-12 curriculum uses a spiral approach and encourages locally produced teaching materials. The author provides an example from their class of using local objects like makopa instead of apples to contextualize adding numbers for grade 1 students. Contextualization is important to help learners comprehend concepts by relating lessons to the local environment, culture and resources.
The document discusses contextualizing the curriculum. It defines contextualization as relating the curriculum to real-world settings to make competencies relevant and meaningful to all learners. Contextualization is required by the Enhanced Basic Education Act to make education responsive to learners' needs, culture, and communities. The K-12 curriculum uses a spiral approach and encourages locally produced teaching materials. The author provides an example from their class of using local objects like makopa instead of apples to contextualize adding numbers for grade 1 students. Contextualization is important to help learners comprehend concepts by relating lessons to the local environment, culture and resources.
The document discusses contextualizing the curriculum. It defines contextualization as relating the curriculum to real-world settings to make competencies relevant and meaningful to all learners. Contextualization is required by the Enhanced Basic Education Act to make education responsive to learners' needs, culture, and communities. The K-12 curriculum uses a spiral approach and encourages locally produced teaching materials. The author provides an example from their class of using local objects like makopa instead of apples to contextualize adding numbers for grade 1 students. Contextualization is important to help learners comprehend concepts by relating lessons to the local environment, culture and resources.
Write an essay explaining the contextualization of the curriculum and cite some examples based on what you did in your class.
Contextualization of curriculum refers to the educational process of relating the curriculum to
a particular setting, situation or area of application to make the competencies relevant, meaningful and useful to all learners. The contextualization of curriculum is an accordance on the Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2003 (R.A. 10533 Sec. 2 (c). It states that make education learner oriented and responsive to the needs, cognitive and cultural capacity, the circumstances and diversity of learners, schools and communities through the appropriate languages of teaching and learning, including mother tongue as a learning resource. Inclusion to this republic act the K to 12 curriculum uses spiral progression approach to ensure mastery, flexible enough to enable and allow schools to localize, indigenize and enhance the same based on their respective educational and social contexts. The production and development of locally produced teaching materials shall be encouraged and approval of these materials shall devolve to the regional and division units. Moreover, the features of the k to 12 curriculum focuses on culture responsive and culture- sensitive, integrative and contextualized relevant and responsive. We contextualized the curriculum and the use of learning materials in terms of geography, cultural diversity and individuality. It helps teachers and learners comprehend concepts by relating and presenting lesson on the context of prevailing local environment, culture and resources. When we contextualized our lesson, it should be learner-centered, outcomes based and knowledge producers. In addition to, school cannot stand without the help of the community. When we contextualized the curriculum, school will need to have a continuing dialogue with the community. We, teachers will need to be immersed in the community of our learners. In my class, I contextualized my lessons through giving of examples that are present in the community. For example, in this competency, visualizes and adds the following numbers using appropriate techniques: a. two one-digit numbers with sums up to 18. I used concrete examples like makopa instead of using apple to show how to add numbers. For grade 1 learners they can easily comprehend the lesson if they seen real objects. I used real objects that can be seen in the community. Instead using an apple, I used makopa for my lesson. Also, when giving a situation I uses the names of my learners for me to catch their attention and for them to participate in my class. Contextualization is very observable in lower grades (kinder to grade 3) because we are using MTB (Mother Tongue Based) as a medium of instruction. We should always put in mind that when we contextualized our lesson we should not translate literally, we must focus on real meaning of what we contextualized, we consider the experiences of our learners, we use situations appropriate to the learners age, linguistics and cultural heritage, we consider that our learners are diverse, and also, we use example materials that are available in the locality and real scene.