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Joseph A. Laranang
Joseph A. Laranang
Joseph A. Laranang
The first pillar, "MAke the curriculum relevant," signifies a paradigm shift towards ensuring that
the educational content aligns with the demands of the contemporary workforce. Recognizing the
importance of practical skills, critical thinking, and adaptability, DepEd is realigning the curriculum to
produce job-ready graduates. By integrating vocational and technical education, learners are exposed to
hands-on experiences, ensuring they are not only academically prepared but also equipped with the
skills necessary for success in a competitive job market.
The second pillar, "TAke steps to accelerate services," underscores DepEd's commitment to
expeditiously deliver basic education services and facilities. The Philippines, with its diverse geographical
landscape, faces unique challenges in providing equal access to education. DepEd's focus on accelerating
service delivery aims to bridge these gaps, ensuring that learners, regardless of their location, have
access to quality education. This includes the provision of facilities and resources essential for a
conducive learning environment.
The third pillar, "TAke good care of learners," emphasizes learner well-being, inclusiveness, and
the creation of a positive learning environment. Beyond academic excellence, DepEd recognizes the
importance of nurturing learners' holistic development. Initiatives such as promoting inclusiveness,
addressing well-being concerns, and fostering a positive learning environment contribute to the overall
growth and happiness of learners, ensuring they feel valued and supported throughout their educational
journey.
The fourth pillar, "Give support for teachers," recognizes that an empowered teaching force is
crucial for effective implementation. By providing support, professional development opportunities, and
resources for teachers, DepEd is fostering an environment where educators can excel. Well-supported
teachers translate to better learning outcomes, creating a positive feedback loop that benefits both
educators and learners.