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My Reflection Paper About The Legal Basis of Education in The Philippines and The Functions of Deped, Ched and Tesda

The document discusses the legal basis of education in the Philippines and the functions of DepEd, CHED, and TESDA. It notes that the Philippine constitution mandates that all education institutions are supervised by the state. DepEd oversees K-12 education, CHED oversees tertiary education, and TESDA oversees technical and vocational education. The agencies work together to implement reforms like K-12 and improve the quality of education. Their collaboration aims to produce productive citizens and strengthen the country's ability to compete globally through a coordinated educational system.

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My Reflection Paper About The Legal Basis of Education in The Philippines and The Functions of Deped, Ched and Tesda

The document discusses the legal basis of education in the Philippines and the functions of DepEd, CHED, and TESDA. It notes that the Philippine constitution mandates that all education institutions are supervised by the state. DepEd oversees K-12 education, CHED oversees tertiary education, and TESDA oversees technical and vocational education. The agencies work together to implement reforms like K-12 and improve the quality of education. Their collaboration aims to produce productive citizens and strengthen the country's ability to compete globally through a coordinated educational system.

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MY REFLECTION PAPER ABOUT THE LEGAL

BASIS OF EDUCATION IN THE PHILIPPINES


AND THE FUNCTIONS OF DEPED, CHED
AND TESDA
JULY 17, 2015 | GMNSAFIRI

Education is very important in everyone, but not all has the opportunity to
finish and earn their diplomas.To the Filipino, knowledge is acquired through
education. Although they generally agree that education can be obtained
inside and outside school, they believe that the primary sources of knowledge
are the schools. Thus, building a strong foundation when it comes to
education the government always there to set a law to make it effective for
everyone.
The constitution provides the legal bases of education in the Philippines by
Constitutional mandate, all education institutions are under the supervision
of, and subject to regulation by the state. The DECS, CHED and TESDA are
charge with the administration of the school system. Other major laws are the
Education Decree of 1972 also known as P.D. 6A and the Education Act of
1982. Previous to the promulgation of the Philippine Constitution Act No.74,
which may be considered as the Magna Carta of the Philippines Education
constituted the legal basis of education. The Constitution of 1987 now gives
the direction of the Philippine Education. Another important document is
Magna Carta for Public School Teachers very recently, the Magna Carta for
student has been filed in congress.
The government might have realized that necessary steps must be taken in
order to improve the education system in the country, leading them to make
and consider some changes to keep up with other countries. Recently there
was a news from Dr. Isagani Cruz, Chair of the CHED Panel on General
Education, concerning curriculum development for Year 11 and 12 in the
K+12 reform which we suggest be called “Career Academy”. Basically,, the
news boils down to this: CHED will take care of the Pre-College stream;
TESDA will take care of the curricula of the Pre-Work streams.

The heads of DepEd, CHED and TESDA has agreed that CHED will design
the academic portion of the curriculum of Grades 11 & 12 and TESDA will
design the technical portion. DepEd will focus on decongesting and updating
the curriculum for K to Grade 10. And TESDA has a mechanism for
certifying competences on required levels for employment, it is rational that
they be involved in the determination of technical curricula for Career
Academy.

The collaboration of the agencies makes our educational system has been
assailed by various sectors of the society for its deficiencies, which have
allegedly led to the deterioration quality. The quality of education that the
students get can based upon their surroundings. Quality education does not
take place under a tree, but in a conducive environment with the basic
components of schooling such as classroom, textbooks, desks and chairs.

DepEd, CHED and TESDA are hand in hand to produce a quality education
and productive people to make standards and we have the ability to compete
with other foreign countries. Its a happy thing that the heads of DepEd,
CHED, and TESDA are coordinating to each other on implementing K to 12.
The government makes our education system foundation strong by the helps
of these agencies to provide duality, adequate and appropriate education to
everyone.

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