Impression

The recent seminar on the MATATAG Curriculum was a comprehensive event aimed at enhancing the
implementation of the new curriculum across the Philippines. The seminar, part of a broader series of
regional summits, brought together educational leaders, teachers, and representatives from various
regions to discuss strategies and share insights for effective curriculum deployment.

Held here at San Juan South Central School, the seminar included sessions on capacitating the education
and detailed discussions on the curriculum's goals and implementation challenges. Key speakers,
including representatives from the Department of Education (DepEd) organizations, emphasized the
importance of a well-implemented curriculum in improving student learning outcomes and supporting
educational recovery efforts post-pandemic (Department of Education PH).

The speakers highlighted the need for ongoing training and support for teachers to ensure the curriculum's
success. She praised the teachers for their pioneering efforts and acknowledged the valuable feedback
provided by these early adopters, which is crucial for refining the curriculum before its full rollout in the
2024-2025 school year.

Overall, the seminar underscored a collaborative approach, involving various stakeholders in education to
ensure the MATATAG Curriculum effectively addresses the needs of learners and prepares them for future
challenges

Impression
The recently held seminar on the MATATAG Curriculum at San Juan South Central School was a notable
event that gathered educators and administrators to discuss the new curriculum's implementation. The
MATATAG Curriculum, an initiative by the Department of Education (DepEd), aims to decongest and
streamline the curriculum from Kindergarten to Grade 10, focusing on making education more relevant,
inclusive, and supportive of both students and teachers.

During the seminar, participants explored the curriculum's four main goals: making the curriculum
relevant for job-readiness and responsible citizenship, accelerating the delivery of basic education
services, promoting learner well-being, and enhancing teacher support. The event provided a platform for
educators to share insights and practical experiences from the pilot implementation phase, which has
already been rolled out in several regions across the Philippines (Department of Education PH)
(Department of Education PH).

Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte emphasized the importance of proper
implementation, highlighting the positive impact well-trained teachers can have on student learning
outcomes. The feedback and challenges shared during the seminar are expected to help refine the
curriculum and support mechanisms for its full rollout in the upcoming school year (Metro News Central)
.

Overall, the seminar was a significant step towards improving the Philippine education system, fostering
a collaborative approach among educators to ensure the success of the MATATAG Curriculum.