Title: VARIOUS PRESCHOOLS PROGRAMS /Models
1VARIOUS PRESCHOOLS PROGRAMS /Models
- Public Preschool Programs
- 21 SRA PROV.(SOCIAL REFORM AGENDA) WIH 714
REGULAR Ps ITEMS HANDLING 1,428 CLASSES WITH AN
ENROLMENT OF ABOVE 42 ,000 PS CHILDREN ( 873NEW
ITEMS)
2VARIOUS PRESCHOOLS PROGRAMS /Models
- Public Preschool Programs
- Ptca (parents teachers and community assisted )
- Pscs (preschool service contracting scheme AN
ALTERNATIVE SCHEME ENGAGING PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND
QUALIFIED ngoS NATIONWIDE AT Php 300/ child )
3VARIOUS PRESCHOOLS PROGRAMS /Models
- Public Preschool Programs
- Early Intervention Programs for Children with
Special Needs - 1. Headstart program for creative,
- Gifted and Talented Pupils
- 2 Early Intervention Program
- for Children with Disabilities
- DAY CARE CENTERS
- PRIVATE PS
4- ALTERNATIVE PRESCHOOL
- COMMUNITY - BASED
- LGU - BASED
- CHURCH - BASED
- NGO - BASED
5SY 200607 ENROLLMENT
- DEPED(SRA) 42,640
- PSCS 134,500
- PTCA/LGU 449,222
- TOTAL 626,562
- PRIVATE 394,889
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7- WHAT I REALLY WANT TO KNOW TO DO AND HOW TO LIVE
I LEARNED FROM KINDERGARTEN ! - rf
8PART II
- UNDERSTANDING THE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
CURRICULUM
IRENE CERTEZA DE ROBLES BEE-DEPED ,PASIG CITY
9QUALITY
- Standards
- Development of Curriculum Standards for 5-year
Olds
10QUALITY
- b. Assessment
- School Readiness ASsessment
- Tool (SREA)- to determine the
- level progress of Grade I
- entrants across different
- developmental domains that
- are critical in tackling
- Grade I learning competencies
11School Readiness Assessment Tool
- Measures development of
- basic competencies on the following
domains - Gross Fine Motor
- Receptive
- /Expressive Language
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12School Readiness Assessment Tool
- Cognitive
- Sensory Discrimination Seriation/
- Classification
- Concept Formation
- Numeracy
- Reading Readiness
- Construction Visual Integration
13Analysis..
- The result of the pre-assessment shows that only
38 of the Grade 1 entrants are READY and 62 NOT
READY - The post-assessment result shows that 62 of
pupils found not ready is reduced to 23
14Analysis..
- The positive results may be attributed to the
utilization of the 8-week ECE curriculum
15Challenges
- Improve effectiveness of organized ECCD programs
in preparing children to be ready for school
through - - Standards for curriculum and
- service providers (day care
- workers and preschool
- teachers)
- Continuous assessment on school readiness of all
Grade 1 entrants
16Key Policy Decisions
- Policy on requiring all Grade I entrants to have
ECE experience (selected Day Care Centers for 5
year old using DepEd preschool curriculum) - Adopt policies for allocating NGO funding for
ECCD to co-finance LGU programs meeting standards
and reaching priority clientele
17- CURRICULUM STANDARDS FOR FIVE-YEAR OLDS
18I. What are STANDARDS?
- Statements are used as a basis of comparison in
measuring or judging capacity, quality, value, or
quantity. - Standards are qualitative in nature and specify
the levels to be attained in the teaching
learning transactions
19II. Different Types of Standards
I. II.
III.
Early Learning Standards Parenting Standards
Teacher Standards
IV. V.
VI.
Social Indicators Access to
Services Systemic Effectiveness
20Defines what the Filipino five year old will be
able to be prepared for life
Early Learning Standards Example The
child is able to develop basic
concepts pertaining to constancy,
quantity and uses these as basis
for categorizing materials in his /
her environment.
21I. What are INDICATORS ( PALATANDAAN )?
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- Signals that show whether the standards has been
attained. They provide a way of measuring and
communicating the impact or result These maybe
qualitative or quantitative.
22Defines what the Filipino five year old will be
able to be prepared for life
Competencies/ Indicators Example
Identify and label objects according to
- color - shape -
size - length - height -
weight - position
23Walk thru CURRICULUM STANDARDS FOR FIVE-YEAR OLD
FILIPINO CHILDREN