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Topic #2:

MELCs Based
Quarter 2 Planning Learning
Delivery Modality Distance

With
Ma’am Gerlie V. Gregorio
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Modular Distance Learning features individualized
instruction that allows learners to use self-learning
modules (SLMs) in print or digital format/electronic
copy, whichever is applicable to the learner. Learners
under Modular Distance Learning can also use other
resources such as Learner’s Materials, textbooks,
activity sheets, study guides, and other study
materials.
Usually, teachers will have to deliver appropriate
learning materials. However, students can also access
these materials by downloading electronic copies
through their computer, tablet PC, or smartphone.
SUGGESTED MEASURES TO FOSTER “ACADEMIC EASE”
DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC

1. The provisions of DO 12, s. 2020 on the Basic Education


Learning Continuity Plan (BE-LCP) recognize the value of
flexibility in the teaching- learning process based on
contextualization. Flexible learning offers learners rich
learning choices from multiple dimensions of study, applies
learner-centered constructivist approach which is indicated by
a shift from the teacher taking learning responsibilities to the
learner taking these responsibilities, and requires learners to
be more skilled at self-regulation in terms of goal setting, self-
monitoring, self-instruction and selfreinforcement. In a
flexible learning environment, teachers promote active
learning by creating engaging and effective situations
(UNESCO 2020).
2. The Secretary, in collaboration with the Executive and
Management Committees, has been closely monitoring the
delivery of basic education services in the public schools since
the start of classes on October 5, 2020.

3. Because of some key challenges noted, there is a need to


recalibrate the strategy of assigning teaching responsibilities of
teachers and learning activities to the learners with the
assistance of their parents.
Due to the challenges brought about by the COVID-19
pandemic to education, the Department of Education
(DepEd) make an adjustment on the assigned task for
the learners due to the fact that learners have long
been disengaged from academic learning since the
onset of the pandemic last March 2020.
To help reduce stress and anxiety, the following
measures are highly recommended:
 
a.       Schools may determine activities contained in
the Self learning modules (SLMs) or Learning Activity
Sheets (LAS) for the first quarter which may be
declared as optional so that learners are enabled to
focus only on the most essential activities while
allowing the fast learners to perform additional tasks;
b.       Additional learning activity sheets may be made
available for the fast learners who need enrichment
activities;
c.       For the succeeding quarters, learning tasks in
the SLMs or other learning materials may be
streamlined to ensure that learning development is
manifested and that activities or exercises sufficiently
cover/develop the learning competencies leading to
mastery;
d.       Schools should put premium on the instructional
management task of teachers in their work load or assignments;
e.       Support to the mental-health/socio-emotional wellbeing
of teachers, students and their parents or learning facilitators
should be expanded by organizing group wellness sessions and
the like;
f.        Time allotment for the completion/submission of
activities/task of learners may be reconsidered;
g.       Learners and home learning facilitators found to be
experiencing difficulties shall be provided additional support by
the teachers/learning support aides;
h.       Quarter 1 is extended until December 12, 2020. Quarter 2 shall be
from January 4, 2021 to February 27, 2021, Quarter 3 shall be from
March 1, 2021 to April 24, 2021, and Quarter 4 shall be from April 26,
2021 to June 11, 2021;
i.        The week of December 14-19, 2020 will be devoted to in-Service
Training (INSET) which may include MELCs-based Quarter 2 planning
for Distance Learning Delivery Modalities (DLDM). Based on the
retrieved modules in Quarter 1, the MELCs actually covered relative to
their targeted weeks of implementation may be studied. The results of
the study shall be the bases in programming the MELCs and their
corresponding modules for Quarter 2 implementation starting on
January 4, 2021. In addition, the week may also be used for the other
activities at the Regional office, Schools Division Office, and school
levels to assess the implementation of the contextualized Learning
Continuity Plan (LCP) and gather evidence as basis for plan
adjustments.
j.        Based on the assessment, external stakeholders
and partners, may be tapped to provide much needed
support like materials, equipment, and mechanisms,
among others to help teachers, learners and parents in
addressing the challenges in distance and home-based
learning. Coordination with barangay/purok officials
on matters related to child safeguarding and child
protection shall be strengthened.
MELCs Based Quarter 2, thins to consider:
1. Modules
2. Weekly home learning plan
3. Module-Based Summative Test
4. pretest-/posttest
5. Additional enrichment activities
THANK YOU SO MUCH
AND
GODBLESS

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