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Features of the Restructured Basic Educataion Curriculum

        Competence is learning how to learn throughout one’s life in this changing world entails the secure attainment of functional literacy, which includes essential abilities such as linguistic fluency and scientific numerical competence. In the Philippines basic education, mastery of this essentials implies that Filipino, English, Science, and Mathematics are indispensable learning areas in the restructured curriculum. They are considered the basic tool subjects. In general, the time allotment for these subject will be increased not to burden the learners with additional dispensable content but to increased the time for task and activities to gain mastery of the basic competencies and to help the learners reflect and contextual zed content.

         Among the tool subject, the integration of English, Science and Mathematics will be emphasized through innovative and interdisciplinary modes of instructional delivery. As for the teaching of the Filipino, it will be enriched through the integration of the vocabulary, values and competencies form the social sciences.

          Even with the integration of values and life skill in Filipino, English, Science and Mathematics, however it is inevitable that these learning areas will accentuate the development of linguistic and logical mathematical intelligences. Thus there is a need for one other learning area to provide more opportunities for the learner to pursue other meaningful interest and to develop interpersonal, spatial, musical and bodily-kinesthetic intelligence's.

           The fifth learning are in the restructured curriculum will be a “ laboratory of life” or a practice environment. Among the learning areas, it will be the most experiential, interactive, interdisciplinary and value-laden (cultural, aesthetic, athletic, vocational, politico-economic and moral values). It will be the learning area that will provide the Filipino learner the quality time to demonstrate practical knowledge and life skills that have been gained especially the skills of empty, vocational efficiency and problem-solving in daily life.

Love of country serves as the unifying principle for the diverse values in the fifth learning area, which is thus called Pagkamakabayan or Makabayan for short. Love of country, which Andres Bonifacio described as Banal na pag-ibig, serves as a high light that radiates the rainbow-like diversity of values in the learning area. As a practice environment. Makabayan will cultivate in the learner a healthy personal and national self-concept.

   In the line with the government’s thrust of democratizing access to education, the DRCHS created its first annex school; the Bulihan Sites and services High School in Bulihan Siang which became operational in June 1984; the second annex Annex C in Barangay San Simon, Dasmariñas Bagong Bayan in June 1986; Annex J in Barangay Santa Maria, DBB in June 1989; New Era High School in New Era, Dasmariñas in June 1990, Annex G in Barangay San Isidro Labrador in June 1992, Paliparan Annex in August 1993 and the latest Congressional High School in Via Verde Village, Barangay San Agustin II and Pag-asa High School in Victoria Reyes in 1998. At present the main school and its eight annexes attend to more than twenty thousand students.

 

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