K to 12, bakit native tongue ang advise ng DepEd?

[mckoy_slipstream]

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my daughter studies at a public school. i though k-12 is supposed to globalized the education here in our country, but how come their exams are in native tongue? my kid is a 2nd grader and all the materials they use for exams like math are in native tongue, visayan in our area.

what's the reason for this? i tried contacting deped but their website sucks.

[salbahis]

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[salbahis]

my daughter studies at a public school. i though k-12 is supposed to globalized the education here in our country, but how come their exams are in native tongue? my kid is a 2nd grader and all the materials they use for exams like math are in native tongue, visayan in our area.

what's the reason for this? i tried contacting deped but their website sucks.

you'll be surprise what google can give you, anyways its only for kindergarten to grade 3

2. Mother Tongue-Based Multilingual Education. The mother tongue will be the medium of instruction from kindergarten to grade 3. This includes the following: Tagalog, Kapampangan, Pangasinense, Iloko, Bikol, Cebuano, Hiligaynon, Waray, Tausug, Maguindanaoan, Maranao, and Chabacano. Medium of instruction will be English and Filipino starting grade 4

Source: The K to 12 Basic Education Program | Official Gazette of the Republic of the Philippines

the justification of implementing MTB-MLE is from The Lingua Franca Project (1999-2001) and the Lubuagan Project (1999 up to the present)
Source: PIA | Philippine Information Agency | DepEd set to start mother tongue-based instruction in public schools in SY 2012-2013

if you want you can transfer your kid sa private school... naka onhold paman na sa ilaha.... unless naay update nga wala nako nakit-an

Source: DepEd: Use of mother tongue by private schools still on hold

actually its NOT entirely jud nga mother-tounge i heard sa ako sis-inlaw nga mixed siya kay some terms are easier to explain in english... either way... ok ni siya nga idea

unless parents want to train their kids to be a call center agent someday... *no PUN intended*

[batang_bronse]

para maka grasp maau ang bata kung unsa ilang leksyon lisod man gud ang bata mag.adjust pa sa english uban d pa sad kasabot sa english ana

have u eaten ur breakfast? - blangko ang bata ani
naka pamahaw naka? - masabtan daun sa bata

[necrotic freak]

dugay naman kaayo ning ga native tongue ang mga public schools wala pay K-12... bisan pag nag ininglis ang maistra mura gihapon ug native tongue paminawon sa ka gahi sa tongue ni teacher..

[unDisclosed]

my daughter studies at a public school. i though k-12 is supposed to globalized the education here in our country, but how come their exams are in native tongue? my kid is a 2nd grader and all the materials they use for exams like math are in native tongue, visayan in our area.

what's the reason for this? i tried contacting deped but their website sucks.

The purpose of K12 is to globalize the education (patterned after the education system that is widely used) but not to make them fluent English speaker. For public schools, better man ang bisaya para makasabot ang bata sa discussion. But sa exam? I don't think so. Math pa jud?

I. Pagkalkulo:
1. lima dugangan og usa
2. kalim-an kuhaan og napulo ug duha
3, kap-atan ug tulo pilu-piluon katulo



BTW, I agree that DepEd website sucks..and so are the people behind them. Ang sayop nga reviewer ako gi-raise up about a year ago na until karon walay official response. Gi-refer ra to some office. Wala sad ko kalugar visit ilaha office jud, and I am not sure what to expect if I do.

[ghostie2472]

my daughter studies at a public school. i though k-12 is supposed to globalized the education here in our country, but how come their exams are in native tongue? my kid is a 2nd grader and all the materials they use for exams like math are in native tongue, visayan in our area.

what's the reason for this? i tried contacting deped but their website sucks.

I don't see the problem..

Ang problema man gud karon kay bata pa gani puro na english ang i tudlo sa bata so mag dako nga walay alamag sa pinulungan nga bisaya, which is local dialect. Tudloan ug English ang bata pero ang pronunciation kay sayop mao inig dako weird ang paminawon ang bata.

[messy_meh]

let's face it.. mas dali makakita ug trabaho kung maayo mo english.. labi na kung mo abroad kinahanglan jud makamao ug english.. but mas maayo unta kung elementary pa daan, tudloan na ug skills ang mga bata.. and ang mga teachers should be well equipped with every knowledge and skills

[Joseph20102011]

Aron ang bata mahimong globally-competitive, kinahanglan from Kinder up to High School, English ug Spanish maoy angay makatun-an sa bata na maoy gamiton kung gusto makatrabaho ug maka-comunicate sa mga dili Filipino na walay language barriers.

I think in order for this country to be united linguistically, we need to gradually phase-out Tagalog, Cebuano, and other Philippine languages from daily usage especially in mass media and education and replace it with English and Spanish in order for us to be globally competitive.

[masayabuhay]

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