LITERATURE COMPETENCIES IN THE K TO 12 CURRICULUM| Sir David TV

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bakit wala ka pong literature competencies for grades 4-6?
Comment from : Fran Christian Billones

Are there no competencies for the K to 12 Curriculum Guide for English for Grades 4 to 6?
Comment from : Prof Rose Libot

Yes, literature proven its worth in preparing what DEPED calls’ Through literature learner’s develops their communicative competence and skills
Comment from : Mailyn Esparrago

Yes, because literature has prove it's worth in preparing what DepEd call the " holistically developed Filipino with 21st century skills " it's is a major factor in achieving these four skills , namely; information , media and technology skills, learning and innovative skills, life and career skills, and effective communication skills
Comment from : Irene Hernal

Yes, literature has proven its worth in preparing what DEPED call " holistically developed Filipino with 21st century skills" that they develop and improve their different types of skills that has very important in the learners
Comment from : ꧁༺罗伊娜༻꧂

Yes, Literature gives its proper place in the education of the Filipino Learners under the K-12 curriculum Because literature is implemented in different grade levels And has proven its worth in preparing what DepEd calls the "holistically developed Filipino with 21st century skills and helps students to improve their skills in information, media and technology skills; innovation skills effective communication skills
Comment from : Crislyn Dagohoy

Yes, because the objective is to study these texts as the students come to a realization of valuing themselves and other people from the characters, learning lessons from the stories' circumstances, and using these lessons to connect to the world
Comment from : POGI VLOG

Yes, it is evident that literature is given it's proper place in the new curriculum in the education of the Filipino learners under K-12 CurriculumbrbrBecause the new curriculum is now in the 21st century which means that every stage or level grade it has a step by step standards that allows students to learn It means that filipino learners are capable as well to compete in other countries
Comment from : Bernadette Anne Becamon

In the current basic education curriculum, literatures taught mainly as part of the language courses
Comment from : Myrna Nale

Yes, because literature has proven it's worth in preparing what DepEd calls the " holistically developed Filipino with 21st century skills" Learners develop their different skills like, reading writing and speakingit gives them knowledge about past and appreciate it and maybe we can apply all of those in our daily lives
Comment from : Remuel Broces

Yes, the literature competencies or skills that must acquire integrated into the grade level standards and it is an important concept for teaching of literature in a second language educational context since it sets up as a clear defination and the k-12 curriculum can help the students improve thier skills
Comment from : Sharmaine Tumbaga

So Yes for me it's because literature has proven it's worth in preparing what DEpEd calls the holistically developed filipino with 21st century skills So based serve to meet specific needs of students k-12 aims to personalise educations by making it more concentrated on relevant needs
Comment from : Monica rivera

Ye, because literature has proven it's worth in preparing what deped calls the hostically developed Filipino with 21st century skills
Comment from : Erlen Delos reyes

IS LITERATURE FINALLY GIVEN ITS PROPER PLACE IN THE EDUCATION OF THE FILIPINO LEARNERS UNDER THE K-12 CURRICULUM?brbrYes, Base on choosing the literature or literary text that are fundamental to the learning process of the learners and the set of literary competence or skills that learners must acquire are integrated into the Grade Level Standard and also simply because literature has proven it's worth in preparing what DepEd calls the "holistically developed Filipino with 21st century skills"
Comment from : Danica Arnes

Based from the video, literature is finally given to the Filipino learners under K-12 curriculum because even the elementary students are part of it and the teacher let them show that literature is exciting and fun thing to do They can draw and write as well as speak on what they do in class And even in senior high school, it is also taught since we need to adapt it in order to enhance more our passion in writing and expressing ourselves through that way that is why I can say that literature is constant and is always part of our lives even in and out of the curriculum
Comment from : Aileen verano

Is literature finally given its proper place in the education of the Filipino learners under K-12 curriculum?brbrGood day Sir David,brThank you for this wonderful question and my answer is br'' Definitely yes It is because Department of Education breaks down those overall outcome of basic education into four verifiable type of skills (information, media and technology skills; learning and innovation skills; life and career skills; and effective communication) brthat learners must acquire are integrated into the Grade Level Standard"
Comment from : Jenelyn Legaspi

Yes, because literature has proven its worth in preparing what DepEd calls the "holistically developed Filipino with 21st century skills and also helps students to improve their skills in information, media and technology skills; innovation skills effective communication skills and many more
Comment from : Analyn Aplico

Yes, because literature has proven its worth in preparing what DepEd calls the "holistically developed Filipino with 21st century skills" and help learners in achieving these four skills which are; information, media, and technology skills; learning and innovation skills; life and career skills; and effective communication skills
Comment from : Shu Ouma

Yes,because literature has proven it's worth in preparing Deped calls the Hollistically developed Filipino with 21st century skillsand it's offers student tge other skills which is reading,speaking and writing
Comment from : Jocelyn Esquillo