Activity 3
Activity 3
Activity 3
below:
Asatidz
under
COS are
required to
render at
least 20
hours per
week
inclusive of
the
instruction
al
preparatio
ns.
However,
in the
exigency
of service,
the asatidz
may
render
beyond 20
hours. The
schedule
of ALIVE
classes
shall be
determine
d by the
school
head,
based on
the
availability
of asatidz
and other
resource
needs.
They shall
be
assessed
in terms of
their
teaching
performan
ce and
they must
undergo a
year-end
evaluation
process to
be
conducted
by the
teacher
monitor or
subject
coordinato
r (when
applicable)
with the
approval of
the school
head.
Also, the
renewal of
contract of
the COS
Asatidz
shall be
based on
the results
of teacher
performan
ce
appraisals.
Asatidz
with
permanent
positions
handle the
ALIVE
classes
and may
teach
additional
K to 12
subjects,
depending
on the
need of
the school
where the
teachers
are
deployed.
The school
head shall
ensure a
collegial
and
inclusive
working
environme
nt for all
teachers
and staff.
Asatidz will
participate
in all other
school
learning
activities
so their
involveme
nt with the
school will
not be
limited to
the ALIVE
program.
C. ALIVE
in the
Alternative
Learning
System
(ALS)
Regular
ALS
mobile
teachers
who have
had
training in
ALIVE
shall teach
the ALS
component
, as well as
Islamic
values.
However,
the Arabic
language
component
shall be
taught by
asatidz
who
qualified in
the
QEALIS,
completed
the LEaP
training
and
attended
other
teacher
trainings
such as
INSET and
AER.
Madrash 8980, DO 40, s. The Pursuant to the Pursuant to the
Education otherwise 2011 continuou 1987 Philippine 1987 Philippine
known as the Amendme s process Constitution, and Constitution, and
ECCD Act of Republic Act (RA)
nts to Republic Act (RA)
defines the communit 10533, or the
rights of DepEd y Enhanced Basic 10533, or the
children to order to engagem Education Act of Enhanced Basic
survival, No. 51, s. ent and 2013, basic Education Act of
development 2004 refineme education shall be 2013, basic
and special (Standard nt of the made “learner- education shall be
protection Curriculum IPEd oriented and made “learner-
with full Curriculu responsive to the
for oriented and
recognition of m at the needs, cognitive
the nature of Elementar school and cultural responsive to the
childhood y Public communit capacity, the needs, cognitive
and its Schools y level circumstances and and cultural
special needs and actualize diversity of capacity, the
and to Private s the learners, schools, circumstances and
support Madaris). Departme and communities.” diversity of
parents in nt’s
As an learners, schools,
their roles as commitm
primary amendme ent to the and communities.”
caregivers nt to attainmen
and as their DepEd t of the
children's first Order No. aboveme
teachers. 51, s. 2004 ntioned
entitled right of
(i) To improve indigenou
“Standard
the quality s peoples
standards of Curriculum to
public and for education
private ECCD Elementar . In this
programs y Public regard,
through, but Schools for
not limited to, and schools
a registration and
Private
and learning
credential Madaris”, programs
system for all public serving
ECCD schools indigenou
service with a s
providers. significant learners,
number of the aims
(2) Home- of the K
Muslim
based to 12
programs, students Program
such as the and private are
neighborhood Madaris realized
-based play that use through
groups, the IPEd
family day Standard
care
Madrasah
programs,
parent Curriculum
education are
and home required to
visiting use the
programs. Refined
Elementar
y
Madrasah
Curriculum
(REMC).
The goals
of the
Refined
Elementar
y
Madrasah
Curriculum
(REMC) is
to
establish a
smooth
transition
of Muslim
students
from
recipient
private
Madrasah
to public
schools
with the
ALIVE
Program
or vice
versa; to
unify the
long
history of
educationa
l
dichotomy
among
Muslims;
and to
improve
the quality
of
education
for
Muslims,
and
promoting
the Filipino
national
identity
while also
preserving
the cultural
heritage of
Filipino
Muslims.
-
Madrasah
Education
Program is
a
comprehe
nsive
program in
public and
private
schools
that aims
to provide
appropriat
e and
relevant
educationa
l
opportuniti
es within
the context
of Muslim
culture,
customs,
traditions,
and
interests
through
the
integration
of the
Arabic
Language
and
Islamic
Values
Education
(ALIVE) in
the basic
education
curriculum.
Spiral
Curriculum
Career track
advising
Teacher’s
Academic
Specialization
for SHS