@@Natasha-to1mh better yung e adapt nalang na educ system is yung katulad sa mga nordic country na walang ranking system para hindi nagkakaroon ng favoritism sa teachers at alisin yung mga homeworks dapat ang schoolworks sa school lang
Isa rin sa mga factors ay yung mga professionals natin na very good supplier ng ating manpower and those high potential carrier ng good quality talented genes ay hindi na nakakapagparami, they tend to focus on their career and alarmingly making family of their own is not their main priority anymore. Sa mga ka batchmates ko na marami ng professionals although may mangilan ngilan ng nagkapamilya na pero mas marami pa rin ang percentage na single pa den. Sana may at least 5 days privilege leave sa mga single jan katulad sa ibang bansa. Kung sino pa yung mga umaasa sa ayuda and alam na naghihikahos na nagpaparami pa. tapos sisisihin gobyerno. Lesson: Read between the lines, think outside the box, be proactive, be open minded. Think, weigh, analyze and never stop learning.
I'm 28 and I've just started to love reading books and have reading goals. I wish i had this influence back then, i only got this on Internet (bookstagram) not from school. School killed my interest in learning which i only got back after finishing college😒. Our schools do not encourage creativity and curiosity which are i think the backbones of learning.
Education starts at home. We parents, who have the sole responsibility in our children's education, have to work hand in hand with the school. Sobrang hirap pero sanayan lang to.
A sure sign of the dumbing down of society. Tsk tsk tsk. Probable reasons: 1. The ineptitude of (some) teachers. 2. There is NO focus on critical thinking. NONE at all. 3. Facilities become distractions. 4. Distorted and incompatible policies. 5. Intellectualism is not encouraged. 6. Mass media is poor in content. 7. Physiological factors such as the health of the student. Etc.
@@3strll Wag sisihin ang gadgets, magsalamat ka dapat na masmadali ang buhay ng studyante ngayon dahil sa gadgets. Isang pindot lang may impormasyon na. Totoo nga nakaka-distract sa studyante pero andaming impormasyon pwede makuha mo galing dyan. Discipline at regulating the use of gadgets ANG KAILANGAN.
Reading comprehension is one thing, but we have to address a more serious but related issue: low IQ. It is hard to comprehend complex things with a low IQ, let alone have the curiousity that comes with it. Better nutrition, less exposure to violence, less pollution, better lifestyle, birth control, etc. Most importantly, better incentives for the educated middle class to stay in the country and raise a family.
@@-PURPLE-HEAD I did mention it is a related issue. Reading comprehension is indeed having to do with IQ AND language fluency. Also, I think most Filipinos know their own language or atleast able to speak Filipino/Tagalog.
Purpose of Philippine ranked low •they discussed a boring topic that unmotivates kids or not straight to the point, and doesn't have full information of the topic •they talk about a topic rapidly • teachers focuses on testing us with sheets and grades than 𝙖𝙗𝙞𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙚𝙨.
Improve yourself and read a book, start being curious, learn how to differentiate from truth and lies, talk to people whose conversation holds substance or even just to make your brain think. Start improving yourselves.
@@3strll pag walang passion ang kabataan,hinde sila pagasa ng bayan, kahit walang gadget tapos wala ding passion kabataan ngayon magaral,edi hinde din pagasa ng bayan.
What should we expect from Filipino students when Mr. Perez, President of the Reading Association of Philippines, can't even articulate his perceived difference between "narrative and informational" reading, since he made that distinction. Simply put, reading comprehension is the ability of a student to comprehend/discern information in textual content and answer who/what/when/why and how of what is presented. Mr. Perez should stop making illogical and ridiculous excuse as to why Filipino students ranked dead last, and question the lack of preparation that students face in the current educational system.
It is ridiculous why Mr. Perez is the one interviewed? No one from DepEd, the so called department? They are pussyfooting around the issue. It is the school system that is to blame. Books that have incorrect grammar and spelling. Schools operating without science lab and library. Reading is not encouraged.
The top 7 countries out of 10 are Asian, Philippines was last in English reading out of 79 countries. Mr Bautista, you are right, the head of the Reading Association cannot articulate... the interviewer should have noted that was also alarming news too haha (laugh of despair ..)
May kinalaman pa rin ung ekonomiya ntn jn Sa sobrang taas ng rate ng mga families in lower class, mraming student ang nwawalan ng interest sa pag aaral dahil sa kakulangan ng suporta , ung ibang bata sa H.S. pinipili n lg mag trabaho.
Sa tingin ko, ang dapat maikintal sa mga kabataan ay yung paglinang ng kritikal na kasanayan sa math at science at pagiging malikhain at mahusay sa paglutas ng mga problema. Eto sa tingin ko ang kulang sa karamihan ng mga estudyante ngayon. Kailangan dumami ang talent pool ng Pilipinas para mas maraming tech start ups, future proof SMEs , at big companies ang ipanganak o kaya mag-invest sa bansa. Kapag hindi ito nangyari, at manatili pa ring naghihikahos ang ekonomiya ng Pinas, alam niyo na kung ano ang ugat talaga ng problema - edukasyong hindi inayos.
I agree with your reasons for educational reform, but the problem isn’t as simple “teach them this and that more”. I think the biggest problem is the socioeconomic division that exists within the Philippines; socioeconomically disadvantaged children have less opportunities than their more affluent counterparts whose parents are able to better cater to their children’s educational needs. Sila yung mga inenroll agad sa kumon, review centers, at mga prestihiyosong paaralan. Meanwhile, other children are stuck in underfunded schools with 40 students per teacher/classroom and with much limited resources. It gets even worse when you take into account children whose basic needs aren’t even met (a high proportion in the Philippines); how can they possibly dream of attaining high academic success when they can’t even attain basic nutritional needs due to financial limitations? Wealthier children do not have as much similar problems as their burden.
@@cloudsoffire888 walang implied na socioeconomic division sa aking comment. Irrelevant nga ito sa usapan dahil yung comment ko ay tungkol sa edukasyon na pumalpak at nakapag-produce ng mga estudyanteng tila kulang sa critical and high value skills. Hindi kasalanan ng isang bata na ipinanganak siya sa mayaman o sa mahirap na pamilya (at hindi niya kasalanan kung marami o kaunti ang opportunities niya). At kung kaunti ang opportunities ni bata, dapat kumilos ang gubyerno para iayos ang sitwasyon.. At dito na ngayon pumapasok ang komento ko: na dapat ayusin talaga ang edukasyon. Paano nga naman bubuo ng pangarap ang isang batang mula sa depressed area kung yung eskuwelahang pinapasukan niya ay hindi maayos at competent. Itaas dapat ang standard ng teachers kasabay ng sweldo nila. Maging ang mga classrooms, mas mabuting makapag dagdag ng marami pa kung halimbawa ay may budget na 203B na makukuhang dagdag from waiting to be collected taxes diba? Magkaroon pa sana ng mas malalim na pag-aaral at agarang aksyon sa sitwasyon ng mga estudyanteng nahuhuli o naiiwan. Ibalik sana ang mga reading centers at Hikayatin na magbasa ng mahusay ang mga bata as early as grade 2-4 para mas maunawaan nila ang mundo nilang ginagalawan, para paglaki nila, mas madali nilang maiintindihan ang maths and sciences. Naiinis man ako sa kasabihang ito, pero dito nag-uumpisa ang tadhana ng mga tao: "Life is unfair". Pero ang kasabihang ito ay HINDI dapat mantra ng isang matinong demokratikong gubyerno.
@@sanashy9024 I mean even you have a college degree in the Philippines is pretty much useless or hard to find a job especially if your old unlike in other countries if your old your good for work hence why some Filipinos work at online/call center/ other countries.
@@jmz2154 I was that person. I'm not that smart but I'm good at social influencing. I can convince a smart classmate that he's smarter than me and dumber. But I can make him do something for me and in return he gets the credits while I pull the strings. He gets the honors and I get to pass maintaining an average grade (all 87 on all subjects). But I don't see him as a friend. I see him as a pone of my plans. School is like playing chess.
tweet: Let the Department of Education know they must now switch from all Tagalog instructions into English language teaching, only. The decision to switch won't hurt anybody -not even young students or learners. They should start early in learning a new language - it takes time to learn a new language. Teach every class in English all the way up to senior high school -- to prepare students for college "English" only textbooks comprehension when they read and other English only learning materials. be blessed. June2020.
Reply to @@eldonthegreat1152 -- Where is the problem that you must kill, dela rosa? Academic is all about learning, ang people with inquisitive minds are welcome to learn at school; at home or on their own time -- never a force persuasion. be blessed.
Reply to @@phantomx8393 -- are you saying there are only two subjects taught now in tagalog in all public schools? I haven't got the foggiest idea nor heard from Dep-Ed on this new revelation -- a couple of subjects only now taught in tagalog language. It's 100-percent to the students advantage as well as teachers that English be handled and dealt with in classrooms. Many Philippinnians are studying and are working abroad and English is the language in those countries. Curious now on this -- hmmm. be blessed. sep2021.
Reply to @@eldonthegreat1152 -- the department of education is there to see to it that programs are on standards for each appropriate grades : K-12 learning levels and teachers' are trained to follow appropriate instructions in support of students learning -- all the way to senior high school. Upon graduation from high school, students should move to college level instruction -- armed with what they've learned from K-12 instructions. Philippinnians are bright students, except some parents are not that motivated to see to it that their children are enrolled in K-12 and finish school to very end. Some are drop-outs; while others are already parents while still in middle school -- the same problem in senior high school. Students are pregnant much too early and already parents before finishing-up senior high school and ending college life. Suggest to Dep-Ed to separate (boys) from (girls) by having two separate buildings: one for boys and another for girls. They must tackle this plan if they want to be helpful to society nationwide -- boys go to (blue-building) and girls would go to (white-building). Start segregation in middle grade onto senior high school. They can be on their own when they attend college -- they'd be considered full adult by that time. clean-up your language and mind your decorum in social media -- respect your fellowman. be blessed, dela rosa. sep2021.
tweet: If I may add to the brilliant suggestions how to read with comprehension following the school curriculum per discussion. Would distributing reading materials, (e.g., articles; books; et. al), help if given to students on a consistent basis as oppose to only occasionally or before an exam. Say, each Wednesday an hour of classroom reading is a block scheduling, students must provide their teacher a written statement that they understood what they have read. The essay must then show or reflect the student understanding about the article or a chapter from a book they read. Reading teachers should provide constructive comments on the students' papers on how to improve comprehension by correcting erroneous interpretations. But, reading and writing are husband and wife -- students must learn this way -- educators cannot break this learning methodology apart. When students read, they must after reading, put it in writing, and hand in their reading comprehension papers to their teacher. I hope this is helpful. be blessed. Dec. 2019.
Reply to@@GeorgeTSiy -- Let the Department of Education know they must now switch from all Tagalog instructions into English language teaching, only. The decision to switch won't hurt anybody --not even young students or learners. They should start early in learning a new language -- it takes time to learn a new language. Teach every class in English all the way up to senior high school -- to prepare students for college "English" only textbooks comprehension when they read and other English only learning materials. be blessed. June2020.
Not actually the education its the gadgets. Kung ayaw naman matuto dont blame the education o yung nagtuturo. Tanggalan ng gadgets yung mga studyante ipalit ng 3310 para pang communicate
@@3strll gadets are supposed to make life easier that is why it is created. Do not blame the gadget but regulate the use. Dude don't actually know how to use gadgets or internet effectively. There is a wealth of information, free reading material and literature in the internet and you do not have to go far. The gadget in your hand makes it all possible.
Because there is a culture of mediocrity and intellectual-shaming in the country. Also, the qualifications and criteria to be a licensed teacher are too low. Incompetent teachers result to poorly educated students. Most Filipino kids and teenagers have the wrong priorities too. They prioritize TV, social media, gaming over studies. This is a stark contrast to kids and teenagers in Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore who value their studies more than anything. The media should be blamed too for endlessly dumbing down everything they produce.
we focused more on MAMAHALING HANDBAGS!!! SINONG NABUNTISAN NI KIKO!!! NAKA BABAD SA PELIKULANG TAGALOG FOR ENTERTAINMENT. PLS. READ, READ....YOU MIGHT NOT UNDERSTAND IT THE FIRST TIME, BUT BY GOLLY, IF YOU'VE PATIENCE IN FRONT OF YOUR CP, GIVE AT LEAST AN HOUR IN READING A BOOK.
I agree! It's because anti-intellectualism is considered normal here in the Philippines. This mindset is causing a lot of students to be less productive.
I believe the new style that students will learn in the future is far away better than the traditional one which is the narrative. #guidance #structuralmethod #newsmartpinoys
Why wouldn't we rank low? Teachers makes us do more performance tasks than teaching us, pls what knowledge would we get after recording ourselves while exercising😭
Pati nga mapeh subject natin walang kwenta nag kakaroon lang ng physical activity pag naging topic lang dapat yung katulad sa ibang country pag pe subject talagang may physical activity
I'm on my last year of high school and me and my small group of friends/classmates currently think of this educational system as bullsh!t. The entire system is a freaking joke. You see, I've read numerous articles comparing Philippine educational system to other educational system outside of our country. Let's take Harvard as sole example. They're required to take 4 subjects per semester now compare it to 6 subjects in the Philippines given the amount of hours given for each these subjects. Let's also add the enormous amount of after school works that are given each day to students and the extra-curricular activities. Lessons are purely based on the concepts but not focusing on applying it to real life examples. Most of the lessons are something that you can't even apply in your chosen career track. There's too many faults. The education system is pushing the students to overwork themselves. They most probably forgotten the difference between QUANTITY AND QUALITY. Now going back to Harvard topic, how come this school and other best schools in the entire world even got themselves to ace these international tests given that they only required the students to take such little number of subjects per semester? The answer is already in this comment. Again it's all about QUANTITY and QUALITY. Philippines focus on QUANTITY by giving lots of subjects that aren't even that interesting and not applicable outside of school thus, ending to EXHAUSTED teachers and students. Harvard focus on the QUALITY ensuring that all of its students get the knowledge they need after school life and- That's why everything about Philippine education is a joke even the approaches are freaking outdated.
i agree. Most filipinos love watching telenovela. I used to love watching this kind of tv series but I stopped myself because I know i won't learn anything and it's very addicting.
Quality din ng mga palabas sa atin, napakababaw o kaya napakacorny. Sa ibang bansa may twist and realistic. Maganda panoorin (for Adults) like "How to get away with murder" or "Suits", etc., sana magkaroon tayo ng ganitong quality ng palabas.
Dapat mabago education system natin matulad sa japan or south korea, kung sa japan ang maganda dun is from kindet to grade 4 wala sila mga exams kundi focus sila sa manners at right conduct tsaka dapat ang paaralan hindi pataasan ng grades, alisin nadin dapat sa educ system natin ranking system para ang mga student magfocus talaga sa pagka toto hindi sa pataasan ng grades
This is why VP Leni wanted to announce an educational crisis in the Philippines. It's so sad she wasn't given a chance. It's okay bc we have Angat Buhay NGO 🌸💗 I wish cellphones were completely banned in schools or teachers confiscated cellphones while the child is in school. Students these days "do not have time" to review their notes bc they'd rather use their phones after class. We should instill good habits in the students so they would become ideal citizens of the country.
Yeah, phones completely banned in the school, students wont be able to contact their parents, its also important if theyre still in the school, they can message them important info or schedules from their teachers.
@Fun dude our school does not banned phone but said only use the phone if they have an emergency, but my classmate use their phone to watch tiktok and cheat on test. But they mostly get caught by the teacher
@@CATOKCATOK English gamit naman sa lahat ng subject except filipino subject. It'll help students to learn english easily. Tingnan mo naman sa private schools, galing nila mag english kahit mga bata pa.
@@CATOKCATOKit's not the reason why filipinos are stupid. may filipino subject tayo and filipino channels. English is a universal language and it really helps, more chances of getting hired, etc. Kahit nga sa ms universe nananalo tayo. Ikaw lang nag iisip ng hindi maganda.
@@rbysjtijhazzroucher318 kinain na tayo ng systema ng US. .. may translator sa miss universe. kahit ano language na gamit mo pwd nila ipatranslate.. Im actually praying na ibalik ang baybayin.
As a foundation, strategies, techniques, and approaches from k1 to grade six should be observed. Maraming teacher na tangap lang ng sahud ,2nd less student per section para makapag focus , lack of technology . . . Scalfold and kulang sir .talaga and parents support
The Philippines boast their high literacy rates but comprehension is severely substandard, and that’s because the notion of doing the bare minimum is deeply ingrained in Philippine society. We just tell our children “you need to finish college and get a good job” without instilling in them academic appreciation.
Isa rin sa mga factors ay yung mga professionals natin na very good supplier ng ating manpower and those high potential carrier ng good quality talented genes ay hindi na nakakapagparami, they tend to focus on their career and alarmingly making family of their own is not their main priority anymore. Sa mga ka batchmates ko na marami ng professionals although may mangilan ngilan ng nagkapamilya na pero mas marami pa rin ang percentage na single pa den. Sana may at least 5 days privilege leave sa mga single jan katulad sa ibang bansa. Kung sino pa yung mga umaasa sa ayuda and alam na naghihikahos na nagpaparami pa. tapos sisisihin gobyerno. Lesson: Read between the lines, think outside the box, be proactive, be open minded. Think, weigh, analyze and never stop learning.
STOP explaining Sir just ADMIT the fact!!! I recommend unburden your teachers with unnecessary tasks....focus more on improving & enhancing their skills and mind you...MOST of these educators NOT ALL are very poor in their communication skills esp basic grammar & punctuations....they need to understand the where, what, when, why & how? So how could they comprehend if they dont know...READING is very essential to everthing...Dep Ed needs to RE-TRAIN primary educators esp G1 - G3, prep & kindergartner teachers (early childhood certified teachers)...this is my opinion.
Kahlil Calvo, I agree with you. Teachers would rather go to the Middle East bec. they are underpaid. The truth?? Its painful to hear this kind of news. If we need to send our people out of the country to stay afloat, our future is a bleak one.
agree. sa public schools na kulang na nga mga teachers, ipupull out pa nila for extra curricular activities, magreport dito doon, activities that are not directly connected to teaching. ang daming ineexpect from the teachers na nauubusan na ng oras to focus on the classroom activities for the learners. another thing, ewan ko lang kung di ko rin lang masyado naintindihan itong issue sa result ng research...ano ba talaga ang kulang sa atin? hirap ba bumasa? or marunong bumasa pero di naiintindahan ang binasa? kasi from what i understood from his explanation, comprehension ang kulang. but then again, paano ka makakarating sa comprehension when you cant even decode. Dito sa amin medyo may problema pa sa decoding ang ibang learners, lagging behind their grade level. im interested to know, how deped is addressing this in the classroom level. ewan ko kung tama itong isa suggest ko, pero baka damat nang bawasan ang load ng trabaho ng mga teachers when it comes to extra work. bawasan muna yang mga pa sports sports fest na labanan outside school so they can focus more on classroom activities. Isa pa napapansin ko din sa mga learning programs natin, they arr designed to cater for those learners who are already advanced for their level which is what? approximately just around 10% or less of the learners population. paano na lang yun remaining 90% lalong lalo na yun medyo below average ang performance? imbes na magfocus tayo dun sa mga kulelat and make remedial programs for them...mas lalo tuloy gumagawa ng advance classes para sa fast learners. lalong naiiwan yun kulelat. madalas kasi yun mentality natin is that pag mababa grades mo, automatic tamad ka. we fail to realize na baka may learning disconnect sa utak nun tao. maybe that learner needs a person to guide him one on one, step by step hanggang makasabay with the rest. pero dahil nga overloadef na sa work and reportd mga teacher na papa dutyhin pa sa canteen... hindi na magawang iaanalyze ang needs ng bawat learner, resorting to a generalized system that does not benefit everyone.
iphones and gaming. dearth of bookstores and libraries. it's cultural and cannot be fixed on any large scale, families are going to have to fix this within their own families, schools will continue to suck.
@@myonline88 I respect that. But I hope you find time po to look deeper into the context of such movements like the reasons behind their inception and the stories of the people that instigated the action. The term "everything" is just so vague, I hope you can be a bit more objective so we can look at issues in a more comprehensive manner.
@@myonline88 If you wouldn't mind, please enlighten me about your contention. Is there really no point in history that can show how rallies and movements ensued to a societal transformation that benefited the people? Like even one?
It is not the students who make palusot. They are young. They have great examples - teachers, politicians, parents who gave them crappy excuses and who readily accepts crap from them.
@@mccebu5121 yes, but young is 9-21?? These students must take responsibility. Although I've got to agree with you, TEACHERS, POLITICIANS, PARENTS, ETC. are not good role models, lahat halos naka babad sa cell phones, if not smoking shabu, but when will these students take responsibility?? Nobody in the Phil. takes responsibility. If they're in school, what do they do after school??
@@mccebu5121If our young now are getting pregnant at a young age, is it always the fault of the parents?? teachers?? and politicians?? If our palusot is bec. of parents, politicians and teachers, wow!!! ang HOPE NATIN, MGA CHINESE FOREIGNERS NA LANG.
If getting pregnant at an early age and out of wedlock-parents. If not the parents who do you suggest we blame it on? Teachers too because our kids spend at least 6hours in school. We send them there to learn. Politician who line their pockets first before serving constituents. More blame to go around. Why are you including the chinese in this discussion? They encroaching our territory because of some non existing map they have. Another big example of palusot. You sure like the chinese a lot.
Ang isang factor kaya mababa kasi dahil na rin sa family dysfunction....May batang may narcissistic o alcoholic parents halimbawa.Malawakan ang problema sa mental health...How can the students perform well if students are not emotionally stable?
Here's my take on this. In our current setup now, learners don't really have a strong motivation to improve their English Communication and reading comprehension. Papasa parin naman sila kahit wala silang naiintindahan
DepEd and their band-aid solutions because they want immediate results. I disagree that students having more used to narrative texts is the cause of low reading comprehension for 'informational text'. Being exposed to a variety of materials helps, but it should still boost your comprehension IF it's practiced constantly. And don't confuse constantly with more requirements! I doubt students are even immersed in narrative texts. The problem is that there's so much work to do, there's not enough time to prepare and process things. Back in JHS, I remember only understanding 1-2 chapters of Noli because it was my report, where each chapter was assigned to a student. Imagine, I had to rely on my classmates' summaries just to understand the whole story, which I honestly didn't. It was so disjointed, I just memorized random facts that might be asked on our quizzes and exam. If it wasn't for my curiosity and love for literature, I wouldn't be interested in reading the novel on my own (still not finished tho). They should encourage students to build a habit of reading, instead of bombarding them with schoolwork and demanding instant outputs 🤦♀ What's sad is we're not only underutilizing our English skills, but the lack of refinement also propagates misinformation ;-; But that's a whole nother topic.
I beg to disagree. Im not really positive on what specific school level was the survey answered and I think it was facilitated on Secondary level but Im positive that there is also other survey for age 50 people. Mother tounge is very important bec we need to know our culture. Yes we can be good in English but the question here is comprehension.. What I may suggest is teach our young students to read more books specifically informative text. But never remove mother tounge bec that is our heritage. And please lets respect it.. Wag tayong maging dayuhan sa sarili nating bayan
@@khimverzon5168 pero Ingles man ang ginagamit sa mga test maliban sa Filipino relative subjects di ba? tsaka may punto ka naman, pero simpleng English na sentence di ma comprehend ng mga karamihan sa studyante, maski may mga ilan akong kaklase sa publikong Junior HS dati na itatanong pa kung bibilugan ba o isusulat ung sagot when nandun at malinaw na nga ung instruction na nakalagay sa test sheet na "encircle your correct answer" tsaka sa tingin ko lang a. siguro ung pag pu push din ng mga karamihang teacher sa estudyante na dapat pag aralan nila ang mother tounge natin tas di masyadong na pagtutu unan ng pansin ang pagtuturo ng Ingles, at ako nga sa pagbabasa ng mga English novels at panonood ng mga English na TH-cam video dun ako mas lalo pang natuto ng English grammar at mga structures.
@@khimverzon5168 importante nga pero English mostly ginagamit sa Test lalo na sa Universities. At karamihan sa napapansin ko hindi masyadong pinagbibigyan ng pansin/halaga ang wikang Ingles sa paaralan
Barok and Erap English text messaging epidemic brought by cellphone. ML addiction even inside classrooms. Impunity playing games during discussion. On the other hand, schools are becoming nothing more than jus a "graduates factory" mass producing diploma holders.
Sinanay nila ang mga sarili nila sa "english barok" at saka "text barok" sa every day messaging, sa SMS at social media. Feeling nila ay cute sila kapag ganun ang ginagawa nila. Sa pagtagal at paglipas ng mga taon, hindi na rin talaga nila alam ang correct spelling at grammar. Dagdag pa doon na hindi naman sila mahilig magbasa ng books and magazines.
Maraming bansa d marunoing mag english noon tulad ng malaysia,indonesia,singapore,japan,korea atb. Tayo ang angat sakanila pag dating sa english.. Saan tayo ngaun?
sa mga bansang nabanggit mo, hindi english ang ginamit sa exam ng kanilang mga estudyante kundi ang mga native language nila maliban na lang sa singapore, kaya natural lang na mababa ang nakuhang score ng ating mga estudyante. Subukan kaya nating pagexamin sa english mga japanese, korean, malaysian na yan. tingnan natin score nila
@@jaysonmartin1542 English was used rin sa mga test ng lahat na kumuha ng PISA standardized exam. Marami tayong kailangang baguhin sa ating edukasyon...
That said countries it's in their culture that having a lower grades in math and science could put them into shame on their parents and relatives. So they have always been encourage to get high scores in academics which is the result of their good performance in reading comprehension, math and science.
comprehension is comprehension. whether narrative or informative. it is your basic understanding of the content and context of something. wag na magpaexcuse excuse and mentioning of technical terms na hindi naman relevant.
Ang laki laki ng budget ng Pilipinas sa education!! Gamitin nyo kc sa tama.. huwag nyong kurakutin. Nkakahiya talaga pinas. Pagbili pa lang Laptop kurakot n eh
Saka pag pinabasa kami dati. Hindi jami nakakauwi or may parusang tatayo sa likod pag hindi ayos ang basa... eh ngayon pag ginawa yan ng teacher naku sumbong na kaagad kay tulfo
Ipinapasa kc from elem to highschool na de marunong magbasa de tulad noon pag bagsak de kagraduate sa elem. Epekto din yan dahil bawal sa teacher mag estrekto sa pupils kung de marunong kc kung edeseplena pagbasahin patauin pag de marunong ang klban ng teacher dswd ang reason abuso sa kabataan😂😂😂😂 kmi noon pag de marunong tau hanggang de matapos klase kaya obligado practice reading.
Lahat ng curriculum maganda pero ang sistema ang mali lack of discipline mga pupils kc nakatali ang rights ng teacher para mapush mga pupils matutoh gmit ang konting disiplina pero ang magiging klaban ng teacher once parents magreport sa dswd kaya cguro gngawa na lng ng teacher hinahayaan na lng kaysa madswd cla dami na nangyayari konting bulyaw ng teacher sa pupils dswd kaagad.
Anong language ba ang ginamit sa test? Parang unfair kung English ang basehan sa reading comprehension. Ang daming bansa ang hindi fluent sa English kaya paano yung zero to very low English?
How can you begin to teach English literacy when 2/3 of the population are Filipino illiterate. If someone asks to do basic maths in Filipino, no one can do it without using English buzz words due to being more convenient and less mind straining. Filipino adults have paved the way of ‘taking the most easy way’ mentality and let it run amok in growing children. Mediocrity and laziness becomes the new norm in the classroom; and children would rather just look at the answer rather than think about it first. How can you improve on that when the parents of these children have the same mentality? Basically, education in the Philippines has thrived in lazy mentality because we don’t punish mediocrity. Discipline in and away from the home must be established because it’s useless for schools to teach discipline when there’s no discipline at home. Filipinos need to change the mentality that adults and elderly should not be re-educated because they certainly should if you want more disciplined Filipinos.
Mababa lang talaga IQ ng mga Pinoy, yon lang siguro yon. May study din na mas effective daw ang pagtuturo gamit ang mother tongue kumpara sa foreign language, baka yon din yon.
Philippines average IQ is 86 Paano mababa yun? Mas mataas pa ang IQ ng karamihan sa mga pilipino kaysa sa mga Europe countries and other's. Ang problema lang sa atin ay education system. Ako nga mas marami pa akong natutunan sa social media kaysa sa School
@@daemonsolochannel2991 gaanu ka rami european countries? 2 lng nakita ko sa list sa net na european countries na mas mababa avg iq sa pinas. Albania lng pati Montenegro.
@@bernardjameswilson Depends Kasi sa tao yan, nag aaral ako dito sa Vietnam. Average IQ sa Vietnam mas mataas pa sa Philippines. Pero lagi akong may medals sa academics dito sa hanoi, Vietnam secondary school na pinag aaralan ko. Pero nung nag junior high school ako sa Mandaluyong city Philippines, di nga ako nakuha Ng medals kahit isa. Kasi mga classmate ko, di ko kayang sabayan private school tatalino.
@@daemonsolochannel2991 yea pero false tlga statement na sabihin mas mataas iq ng pinoy kaysa sa mga nasa european countries. Ung nakalista lng na lower iq ung dalawa is balkan na country na baka hindi pa maayos dahil sa dekadekadang gera. Di mo rin pede I base sa personal na experience kasi small pool of students lng ni compare mo baka nagkataon di lng tlga magagaling mga naging classmate mo.
@@bernardjameswilson Hmmm😑nag aral ako sa Tran Dai Nghia High School. Isa sa sikat na paaralan sa Hanoi. Hindi basta basta makakapasok sa Tran Dai Nghia High School kailangan maka pasa ka sa pagsusulit. Btw half Filipino ako
Masyado kasi tayong focus sa politics....parang konteng galaw news agad😒 Tapos iblablame ninyo sa mga bata? Why can't public and private school be equal ha? Kung pwede namang wala ng private at public dapat full support tayo
JOAN ESTRANO, I BEG TO DISAGREE. WHEN MY DAD DIED, MY GRADES WENT DOWN. THE SCHOOL THREATENED TO KICK ME OUT. AKO?? GO RIGHT AHEAD. MY MOM THREATENED TO PUT ME IN PUBLIC SCHOOL AND TAKE A JEEP. GO AHEAD DIN. I DIDN'T CARE. THE NUNS SAID, SHE'S NOT DUMB/STUPID. SHE'S NOT MOTIVATED. CAN YOU IMAGINE?? WHAT IF NANGYARI NGA?? OMG!!! I'LL NOT THIS LIFE THAT I HAVE. NOW, I'M ABLE TO HELP A LOT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS. ANG DAMI KONG PINA ARAL NA DI KO KILALA, ETC. THATS WHY I SUGGEST THAT PARENTS MUST BE PRESENT TO THEIR CHILDREN'S PROGRESS. MINE WAS I WAS JUST DEPRESSED. BE SAFE.
Para sakin, high school palang po ako, madalas kaming mag groupings, pero kung ako tatanungin, mas mabuting individual nalang, kasi kung groupings may mga di gumagalaw, kung individual, mas masusubok utak ng klase. Pangit din kasi pag puro role play, dance etc. mas maganda sana kung modules, summary, reporting, at research pinapagawa kasi mas natututukan. Onservation ko lang yun, bilang estudyante, marahil naapektuhan din ng video games yung mga estudiyante pero nagmo-mobile legends naman ako at nagmythic na rin pero above 90 naman average, may iba din namang magulang na pinagtratrabaho na anak nila, may iba naman na alam mag nihonggo at korean pero bulol sa tagalog at inggles at meron din namang kaya, choice yan ng estudiyante at lalo na ang pagpapalaki ng magulang.
@@shinigami2693 depende sa magulang talaga at sarili.. at alisin sana yung mindset na 'yung iba nga di naman tapos at marunong magbasa pero successful'
Ang china mandarin ang ginamit sa exam, ang Japan nihongo sa korea hangul, hindi sila nagenglish. Ang mga estudyanteng pinoy nagenglish, ano yun partida?? kayong mga inglesero wag nyong baliktarin ang problema. Ang paggamit ng english sa exam ang dahilan kung bakit mababa ang nakuhang grado sa reading comprehension ng ating mga estudyante.
Heto naman ang itatanong ko sa yo. Kasi nag-aral ako ng English, Reading and Writing, Communication Arts at Purposive Communication at nagagamit ko siya sa aking kasalukuyang hanapbuhay dito sa Pilipinas so ibig sabihin gumagawa na pala ako ng krimen sa bansang ito at kasama na pala ako sa mga nagbabaligtad ng problema dahil inglesera ako. Pasensiya na at isa pala ako sa mga gumagawa ng masama. Dapat nga pala pambansang wika ng bansa ang Tagalog ang ginagamit ko. Huwag na rin bigyang konsiderasyon ang mahigit 100 pang wika sa Pilipinas. Halimbawa ikaw ang kalihim ng Department of Education o di kaya ikaw ang Chairperson ng Commission on Higher Education. Ipagpalagay na naipatupad mo na ang mga alituntunin at polisiya ng Deped o ng CHED na ang mga mga asignatura o subject na nabanggit ko ay iyo ng naipatanggal sa lahat ng antas ng pag-aaral., Gagawin natin itong isang uri ng paglabag sa ating bansa na gumamit ng English. Pwede akong magtanong sa iyo? Ano ang maimumungkahi mong solusyon kapag kailangan na ng mga Pilipino na magtrabaho sa mga multinational corporations at sa abroad, bagay na madalas piliiin ng nakararami? Paano sila makikipag-usap sa mga taong nagbigay sa kanila ng empleyo? Ingles kasi ang ginagamit ang ibig sabihin ba ay kailangan nila ng tagapg-salin? Kung Pilipino (Tagalog) ang gagamitin nila, ano ang pwede nilang maging paraan kapag iba't-ibang lahi na ang kasama nila sa trabaho? Paano sila makikipag-ugnayan at makikipagtalastasan? Ano ang pwedeng maging paraan ng pakikipag-usap mga pahinante o seaman, siyentipiko, doktor, mga manggagawa sa konstruksiyon, inhinyero, domestic helper at iba pang mga OFW kapag sila ay nasa iba't-ibang bahagi ng mundo? Ano ang kanilang magiging alternatibong paraan ng pakikipagtalastasan sa mga kasamahang dayuhan na gamit lamang ay wikang Tagalog, sa kadahilang ito ang malamawakang ginagamit sa lahat ng kurso at programa sa pag-aaral? Bagay nakikita mong mas epektibo. Sa paanong paraan mo maisasalin ang mga salitang teknikal at mga terminolohiya sa siyensiya at matematika sa Tagalog? Mayroon kasing mga salita sa mga asignatura nito na walang katumbas na pagsasalin sa Tagalog. Sino-sino ang dapat gumawa ng mga materyal sa pag-aaral upang higit itong maintindihan? Dahil ito ang magiging sistema ng pagsasalita, dapat bang paalisin ang mga namumuhunang dayuhang kumpanya sa Pilipinas gaya ng mga call center, mga online na opisina at kumpanya kung saan maraming Pilipino ang nagtatrabaho bilang mga virtual assistant (office staff), video editors at graphic designer ? Dahil Tagalog na ang ginagamit sa industriya , nangangahulugan na mababago ang kuwalipikasyon ng mga susunod na henerasyon ng Pilipino sa ganitong industriya dahil hindi na sila kahit kailang gagamit ng Ingles. Idagdag pa diyan ang mga propesyon na nabanggit ko. Dahil Ingles kasi ang ginagamit sa mga multinational na kumpanya, anong mga uri ng hanapbuhay ang maaring ipalit na gamit lamang ay wikang Tagalog? Ano ang masasabi mo sa ulat na ito: "Estimates vary but about 300 million Chinese-nearly as many people as there are in the U.S.-are English language learners, according to Chinese media reports. The industry is worth RMB30 billion (US$5 billion)." (Hueileng Tan, CNBC, 2015) Noong 2015, ang China ay may 300 milyong katao na halos kasingdami ng bilang ng mga nasa America ay mga nag-aaral na ng Ingles. Ano rin ang masasabi mo sa ulat na ito: " In 2012-13, a number of leading universities are offering undergraduate medicine and surgery programmes taught in English for international students, including Fudan University in Shanghai, Nanjing Medical University, Nantong University, Sichuan University, Soochow University and Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, with a reported enrolment of more than 5,000 international medical students (many of whom are from South Asia) studying through English across the country (CUCAS, 2012). Ayon sa ulat na ito, binuksan ng China ang kanilang mga pamantasan sa iba't-ibang estudyante mula sa mga iba't-ibang bansa at nagbukas ng mga kurso sa mga nabanggit na pamantasan na ang pagtuturo ay isinasagawa sa Ingles. (mula sa artikulo nina Kingsley Bolton at David Graddol, www3.ntu.edu.sg/home/kbolton/pdf/(2012)%20Bolton%20and%20Graddol.pdf) Ano rin ang masasabi mo sa ulat na ito na inilibas ng Digital Journal.com noong 2018: "According to Kyodo News, many Japanese corporations, in a bid to globalize, are now starting to send their staff to the Philippines, where English is an official language, to hone their English skills. “We used to send our employees to the United States, but school expenses and living costs are high,” said Yasutaka Iio, a personnel division manager at Mitsuba Corp., an auto parts manufacturer based in Gunma Prefecture. As it expanded production bases overseas, Mitsuba is requiring its employees to learn English, sending dozens of its personnel to the Philippines every year for a study program lasting for three months. Read more: www.digitaljournal.com/life/lifestyle/japanese-prefer-to-study-english-in-philippines-than-in-us-uk/article/462714#ixzz6CUxxzjLH Ayon kasi sa ulat na ito, pina-iigting ng mga hapon ang kanilang mga negosyo patungo sa globalisasyon at internationalization kung kaya't nag-aaral sila ng English upang mas mapadali ang pakikipag-ugnayan. Upang masagot mo ang mga tanong ko, maari ka bang makapag-bigay ng mga konkretong datos at pag-aaral na nagpapatunay na mas aangat ang ating estado bilang mamamayan kapag inalis natin ang paggamit ng wikang Ingles? At ano ang magiging sitwasyon ng mga Pilipino na hindi Tagalog ang kanilang wika? Paano sila higit na matututo? Base sa iyong komento ang wikang Pilipino ay ang Tagalog. Paano mo maiiuugnay ang 100 pang mga wika sa Pilipinas patungo sa pagsasaayos ng sistema ng edukasyon ng bansa?
@@101skysthelimit gusto mo ng datos? tingnan mo lang ang bansa mo, makikita mo ang kahirapan, patunay na walang natulong ang pagtatrying hard ng mga pinoy magenglish. Ngayon kumpara mo ang japan, korea at china. Nagbigay ka pa talaga ng link, bakit ilang porsyento ba ng populasyon nila ang nagaaral ng english? Problema mo tagalog? edi magbisaya ang mga taga visayas, mag ilokano ang mga nasa norte. ang mahalga maskomportable ang mga istudyante makipagcommunicate sa isat-isa. Anong masama sa paggamit ng translator? Bakit ba okey lang sa inyo na pinoy lagi ang magaadjust sa mga foreigner? Kakaenglish ng mga pinoy, domestic helper lang naman ang bagsak sa middle east. Ang problema sa pagbaliwala sa sariling wika nawawalan tayo ng sariling identity, lumalabas na labor factory lang tayo ng ibang bansa. Ang pag-embrace sa sariling kultura yun ang kailangan ng mga pilipino hindi ang paggaya sa mga dayuhan. kung mataas talaga ang pinagaralan mo dapat alam mo ang kahalagahan ng kultura sa pagunlad ng isang bansa.
Kung gagamitin natin ay Pilipino (Tagalog) ano ang magiging advantage niya sa industriya? Makakapamuhunan pa kaya ang mga foreign investors? Sa paanong paraan tayo uugnay pagdating sa pandaigdigang transaksiyon?
LOL! Walang problem kung ano ang linguahe ang gagamitin mo as long as maayos kang magsalita. Pero karamihan sa ngayon. Lalung lalo na sa social media ay shortcut yung kanilang sentences!
Matanong ko lang? yun maunlad na bansa ba katulad ng China at Japan ginagamit ang English sa pagtuturo? Sa mga napapanood ko sa internet at mga kausap ko na kahit papaano nakakaintindi ng English sinasabi nila na halos puro lengwahe lang nila ang ginagamit nila sa kahit anong subject.
Nara Ken delos Santos Nag open na ang China at Japan sa paggamit ng English. Dito po sila nag aaral sa Pilipinas. Kailangan nila kasi sa mga business Nila.
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You know what's the problem in the philippines? SMART-SHAMING!
Dapat baguhin systema ng education saatin gawin katulad sa south korea or singapore o kaya china
@@Natasha-to1mh better yung e adapt nalang na educ system is yung katulad sa mga nordic country na walang ranking system para hindi nagkakaroon ng favoritism sa teachers at alisin yung mga homeworks dapat ang schoolworks sa school lang
@@emperornero2658 China model kinda radical. we are not really ready for that. Nordic model kinda fine for most things in general.
@@emperornero2658 paano po matoto yung bata na mag research on his own kun wala pong homework?
Filipino students are number 1 in memes and hugots.
And kalandian and kaharutan subjects...
But not reading
Puro mobile and computer games.
I delineate aversion toward mobile games that deteriorate the resilience of mental health.
sometimes....doesn't know the the difference between joke and insult
Don't worry, Philippine have the highest teen pregnancy in Asia. You beat Singapore and China at that category
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Isa rin sa mga factors ay yung mga professionals natin na very good supplier ng ating manpower and those high potential carrier ng good quality talented genes ay hindi na nakakapagparami, they tend to focus on their career and alarmingly making family of their own is not their main priority anymore. Sa mga ka batchmates ko na marami ng professionals although may mangilan ngilan ng nagkapamilya na pero mas marami pa rin ang percentage na single pa den. Sana may at least 5 days privilege leave sa mga single jan katulad sa ibang bansa.
Kung sino pa yung mga umaasa sa ayuda and alam na naghihikahos na nagpaparami pa. tapos sisisihin gobyerno.
Lesson: Read between the lines, think outside the box, be proactive, be open minded. Think, weigh, analyze and never stop learning.
MYDUDE NAMAN, NO. 1?? KASI ANG MGA MAGULANG NOT PRESENT. HUWAG NAMAN. TAKE CARE.
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#pinoy pride lol
I'm 28 and I've just started to love reading books and have reading goals. I wish i had this influence back then, i only got this on Internet (bookstagram) not from school. School killed my interest in learning which i only got back after finishing college😒. Our schools do not encourage creativity and curiosity which are i think the backbones of learning.
IKR Schools give us little time to enhance our creative skills
agree!
Education starts at home. We parents, who have the sole responsibility in our children's education, have to work hand in hand with the school. Sobrang hirap pero sanayan lang to.
DGARCIA, THEY'RE OUTSIDE OF THE COUNTRY. KAWAWA NAMAN.
A sure sign of the dumbing down of society. Tsk tsk tsk.
Probable reasons:
1. The ineptitude of (some) teachers.
2. There is NO focus on critical thinking. NONE at all.
3. Facilities become distractions.
4. Distorted and incompatible policies.
5. Intellectualism is not encouraged.
6. Mass media is poor in content.
7. Physiological factors such as the health of the student.
Etc.
Sogo Yukidian bat di mo sinali ang gadgets? Ayaw mo aminin kasi gumagamit ka rin.
@@3strll Wag sisihin ang gadgets, magsalamat ka dapat na masmadali ang buhay ng studyante ngayon dahil sa gadgets. Isang pindot lang may impormasyon na. Totoo nga nakaka-distract sa studyante pero andaming impormasyon pwede makuha mo galing dyan. Discipline at regulating the use of gadgets ANG KAILANGAN.
@@3strll to be honest though, dahil sa pagbabasa ko ng Ingles gamit ang gadgets dun ako mas natuto pang mag Ingles kumpara sa English teacher ko.
@@m_473 pero ingat lang sa impormasyon makita sa internet hindi lahat ng impormasyon ay totoo
@@m_473 pero ingat lang sa impormasyon makita sa internet hindi lahat ng impormasyon ay totoo
Reading comprehension is one thing, but we have to address a more serious but related issue: low IQ.
It is hard to comprehend complex things with a low IQ, let alone have the curiousity that comes with it.
Better nutrition, less exposure to violence, less pollution, better lifestyle, birth control, etc. Most importantly, better incentives for the educated middle class to stay in the country and raise a family.
Reading comprehension is a part of I.q. It doesn’t help when you don’t even know your own language.
@@-PURPLE-HEAD I did mention it is a related issue. Reading comprehension is indeed having to do with IQ AND language fluency. Also, I think most Filipinos know their own language or atleast able to speak Filipino/Tagalog.
This makes #PinoyPride even more hilarious. 🤣
Mga uto-uto sa mga foreigners at uhaw para sa global validation😂😂
Hahahaha😂😂
_Philippines_ _is_ _a_ _dump_ _anyways._
@@loonascampingchair598 ang cringe overproud
I am a filipino and I feel ashamed because of this
Purpose of Philippine ranked low
•they discussed a boring topic that unmotivates kids or not straight to the point, and doesn't have full information of the topic
•they talk about a topic rapidly
• teachers focuses on testing us with sheets and grades than 𝙖𝙗𝙞𝙡𝙞𝙩𝙞𝙚𝙨.
You're right our education system must be blamed and parents too
Improve yourself and read a book, start being curious, learn how to differentiate from truth and lies, talk to people whose conversation holds substance or even just to make your brain think. Start improving yourselves.
sa ngayon parang malabo na ang kasabihang: ang kabataan ang pag-asa ng bayan..
True
Gino mark carbo, what a scary scenario. I hate to agree with you, but I've go to for obvious reasons.
Hanggat may gadgets hindi magiging pag asa ng bayan.
@@3strll pag walang passion ang kabataan,hinde sila pagasa ng bayan, kahit walang gadget tapos wala ding passion kabataan ngayon magaral,edi hinde din pagasa ng bayan.
Gino Banasig oa mo gadget nga gamit mo ngayon
What should we expect from Filipino students when Mr. Perez, President of the Reading Association of Philippines, can't even articulate his perceived difference between "narrative and informational" reading, since he made that distinction. Simply put, reading comprehension is the ability of a student to comprehend/discern information in textual content and answer who/what/when/why and how of what is presented. Mr. Perez should stop making illogical and ridiculous excuse as to why Filipino students ranked dead last, and question the lack of preparation that students face in the current educational system.
It is ridiculous why Mr. Perez is the one interviewed? No one from DepEd, the so called department? They are pussyfooting around the issue. It is the school system that is to blame. Books that have incorrect grammar and spelling. Schools operating without science lab and library. Reading is not encouraged.
HMmm. I am actually thinking what language did they use on the test?
The top 7 countries out of 10 are Asian, Philippines was last in English reading out of 79 countries. Mr Bautista, you are right, the head of the Reading Association cannot articulate... the interviewer should have noted that was also alarming news too haha (laugh of despair ..)
I agree, he even said maybe, he is not sure. tf
Je3
I only started to like books recently. influencers and pinterest inspired me. its sad that I used to hate books when I was in school.
May kinalaman pa rin ung ekonomiya ntn jn
Sa sobrang taas ng rate ng mga families in lower class, mraming student ang nwawalan ng interest sa pag aaral dahil sa kakulangan ng suporta , ung ibang bata sa H.S. pinipili n lg mag trabaho.
High performance teacher= intelligent students
Sa tingin ko, ang dapat maikintal sa mga kabataan ay yung paglinang ng kritikal na kasanayan sa math at science at pagiging malikhain at mahusay sa paglutas ng mga problema. Eto sa tingin ko ang kulang sa karamihan ng mga estudyante ngayon. Kailangan dumami ang talent pool ng Pilipinas para mas maraming tech start ups, future proof SMEs , at big companies ang ipanganak o kaya mag-invest sa bansa. Kapag hindi ito nangyari, at manatili pa ring naghihikahos ang ekonomiya ng Pinas, alam niyo na kung ano ang ugat talaga ng problema - edukasyong hindi inayos.
I agree with your reasons for educational reform, but the problem isn’t as simple “teach them this and that more”. I think the biggest problem is the socioeconomic division that exists within the Philippines; socioeconomically disadvantaged children have less opportunities than their more affluent counterparts whose parents are able to better cater to their children’s educational needs. Sila yung mga inenroll agad sa kumon, review centers, at mga prestihiyosong paaralan. Meanwhile, other children are stuck in underfunded schools with 40 students per teacher/classroom and with much limited resources. It gets even worse when you take into account children whose basic needs aren’t even met (a high proportion in the Philippines); how can they possibly dream of attaining high academic success when they can’t even attain basic nutritional needs due to financial limitations? Wealthier children do not have as much similar problems as their burden.
Dapat i apply sa education system natin yung katulad sa south korea
@@cloudsoffire888 walang implied na socioeconomic division sa aking comment. Irrelevant nga ito sa usapan dahil yung comment ko ay tungkol sa edukasyon na pumalpak at nakapag-produce ng mga estudyanteng tila kulang sa critical and high value skills.
Hindi kasalanan ng isang bata na ipinanganak siya sa mayaman o sa mahirap na pamilya (at hindi niya kasalanan kung marami o kaunti ang opportunities niya).
At kung kaunti ang opportunities ni bata, dapat kumilos ang gubyerno para iayos ang sitwasyon.. At dito na ngayon pumapasok ang komento ko: na dapat ayusin talaga ang edukasyon. Paano nga naman bubuo ng pangarap ang isang batang mula sa depressed area kung yung eskuwelahang pinapasukan niya ay hindi maayos at competent.
Itaas dapat ang standard ng teachers kasabay ng sweldo nila. Maging ang mga classrooms, mas mabuting makapag dagdag ng marami pa kung halimbawa ay may budget na 203B na makukuhang dagdag from waiting to be collected taxes diba?
Magkaroon pa sana ng mas malalim na pag-aaral at agarang aksyon sa sitwasyon ng mga estudyanteng nahuhuli o naiiwan.
Ibalik sana ang mga reading centers at
Hikayatin na magbasa ng mahusay ang mga bata as early as grade 2-4 para mas maunawaan nila ang mundo nilang ginagalawan, para paglaki nila, mas madali nilang maiintindihan ang maths and sciences.
Naiinis man ako sa kasabihang ito, pero dito nag-uumpisa ang tadhana ng mga tao: "Life is unfair". Pero ang kasabihang ito ay HINDI dapat mantra ng isang matinong demokratikong gubyerno.
@@sanashy9024 I mean even you have a college degree in the Philippines is pretty much useless or hard to find a job especially if your old unlike in other countries if your old your good for work hence why some Filipinos work at online/call center/ other countries.
It's not just the students, the problem also comes from the department. And not all students are the same. This is where A B and Cs come into play.
Also parenting and influence of other students that can drag you down, like yung pakopya naman jan
@@jmz2154 I was that person. I'm not that smart but I'm good at social influencing. I can convince a smart classmate that he's smarter than me and dumber. But I can make him do something for me and in return he gets the credits while I pull the strings. He gets the honors and I get to pass maintaining an average grade (all 87 on all subjects). But I don't see him as a friend. I see him as a pone of my plans. School is like playing chess.
tweet: Let the Department of Education know they must now switch from all Tagalog instructions into English language teaching, only. The decision to switch won't hurt anybody -not even young students or learners. They should start early in learning a new language - it takes time to learn a new language. Teach every class in English all the way up to senior high school -- to prepare students for college "English" only textbooks comprehension when they read and other English only learning materials. be blessed. June2020.
Huh? Halos 2 subjects nalang nga ang naka tagalog. Ano pa gusto mo? Ang Filipino maging english?
Reply to @@eldonthegreat1152 -- Where is the problem that you must kill, dela rosa? Academic is all about learning, ang people with inquisitive minds are welcome to learn at school; at home or on their own time -- never a force persuasion. be blessed.
Reply to @@phantomx8393 -- are you saying there are only two subjects taught now in tagalog in all public schools? I haven't got the foggiest idea nor heard from Dep-Ed on this new revelation -- a couple of subjects only now taught in tagalog language. It's 100-percent to the students advantage as well as teachers that English be handled and dealt with in classrooms. Many Philippinnians are studying and are working abroad and English is the language in those countries. Curious now on this -- hmmm. be blessed. sep2021.
Reply to @@eldonthegreat1152 -- the department of education is there to see to it that programs are on standards for each appropriate grades : K-12 learning levels and teachers' are trained to follow appropriate instructions in support of students learning -- all the way to senior high school. Upon graduation from high school, students should move to college level instruction -- armed with what they've learned from K-12 instructions. Philippinnians are bright students, except some parents are not that motivated to see to it that their children are enrolled in K-12 and finish school to very end. Some are drop-outs; while others are already parents while still in middle school -- the same problem in senior high school. Students are pregnant much too early and already parents before finishing-up senior high school and ending college life. Suggest to Dep-Ed to separate (boys) from (girls) by having two separate buildings: one for boys and another for girls. They must tackle this plan if they want to be helpful to society nationwide -- boys go to (blue-building) and girls would go to (white-building). Start segregation in middle grade onto senior high school. They can be on their own when they attend college -- they'd be considered full adult by that time. clean-up your language and mind your decorum in social media -- respect your fellowman. be blessed, dela rosa. sep2021.
Later....
Filipino stays on top number 1 fans of kpop..
Thats even more depressing
Mga Pinoy ngayon
@@rexhunter2729 true
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tweet: If I may add to the brilliant suggestions how to read with comprehension following the school curriculum per discussion. Would distributing reading materials, (e.g., articles; books; et. al), help if given to students on a consistent basis as oppose to only occasionally or before an exam. Say, each Wednesday an hour of classroom reading is a block scheduling, students must provide their teacher a written statement that they understood what they have read. The essay must then show or reflect the student understanding about the article or a chapter from a book they read. Reading teachers should provide constructive comments on the students' papers on how to improve comprehension by correcting erroneous interpretations. But, reading and writing are husband and wife -- students must learn this way -- educators cannot break this learning methodology apart. When students read, they must after reading, put it in writing, and hand in their reading comprehension papers to their teacher. I hope this is helpful. be blessed. Dec. 2019.
You are a teacher/parent with practicality at heart.country needs people like you influencing priorities.
Reply to@@GeorgeTSiy -- Let the Department of Education know they must now switch from all Tagalog instructions into English language teaching, only. The decision to switch won't hurt anybody --not even young students or learners. They should start early in learning a new language -- it takes time to learn a new language. Teach every class in English all the way up to senior high school -- to prepare students for college "English" only textbooks comprehension when they read and other English only learning materials. be blessed. June2020.
The results reflect the obvious declining quality of education in the present educational system.
Yes. hands down.
Yes kasi pinupush ang native tongue. More like 5 steps backward.
Not actually the education its the gadgets. Kung ayaw naman matuto dont blame the education o yung nagtuturo. Tanggalan ng gadgets yung mga studyante ipalit ng 3310 para pang communicate
@@3strll gadets are supposed to make life easier that is why it is created. Do not blame the gadget but regulate the use. Dude don't actually know how to use gadgets or internet effectively. There is a wealth of information, free reading material and literature in the internet and you do not have to go far. The gadget in your hand makes it all possible.
Our basis of education ability is based on performance rather than exams na eh
Because there is a culture of mediocrity and intellectual-shaming in the country. Also, the qualifications and criteria to be a licensed teacher are too low. Incompetent teachers result to poorly educated students. Most Filipino kids and teenagers have the wrong priorities too. They prioritize TV, social media, gaming over studies. This is a stark contrast to kids and teenagers in Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and Singapore who value their studies more than anything. The media should be blamed too for endlessly dumbing down everything they produce.
we focused more on MAMAHALING HANDBAGS!!! SINONG NABUNTISAN NI KIKO!!! NAKA BABAD SA PELIKULANG TAGALOG FOR ENTERTAINMENT. PLS. READ, READ....YOU MIGHT NOT UNDERSTAND IT THE FIRST TIME, BUT BY GOLLY, IF YOU'VE PATIENCE IN FRONT OF YOUR CP, GIVE AT LEAST AN HOUR IN READING A BOOK.
ok boomer
@@idiot2638 Did my opinions hurt your feelings?
Idiot Ay galit ka ba kase na reflect sayo ang sinabi nya?
I agree! It's because anti-intellectualism is considered normal here in the Philippines. This mindset is causing a lot of students to be less productive.
I believe the new style that students will learn in the future is far away better than the traditional one which is the narrative. #guidance #structuralmethod #newsmartpinoys
Why wouldn't we rank low? Teachers makes us do more performance tasks than teaching us, pls what knowledge would we get after recording ourselves while exercising😭
Pati nga mapeh subject natin walang kwenta nag kakaroon lang ng physical activity pag naging topic lang dapat yung katulad sa ibang country pag pe subject talagang may physical activity
pinoys listen... but they don't listen to understand.
I'm on my last year of high school and me and my small group of friends/classmates currently think of this educational system as bullsh!t. The entire system is a freaking joke. You see, I've read numerous articles comparing Philippine educational system to other educational system outside of our country. Let's take Harvard as sole example. They're required to take 4 subjects per semester now compare it to 6 subjects in the Philippines given the amount of hours given for each these subjects. Let's also add the enormous amount of after school works that are given each day to students and the extra-curricular activities. Lessons are purely based on the concepts but not focusing on applying it to real life examples. Most of the lessons are something that you can't even apply in your chosen career track. There's too many faults. The education system is pushing the students to overwork themselves. They most probably forgotten the difference between QUANTITY AND QUALITY. Now going back to Harvard topic, how come this school and other best schools in the entire world even got themselves to ace these international tests given that they only required the students to take such little number of subjects per semester? The answer is already in this comment. Again it's all about QUANTITY and QUALITY. Philippines focus on QUANTITY by giving lots of subjects that aren't even that interesting and not applicable outside of school thus, ending to EXHAUSTED teachers and students. Harvard focus on the QUALITY ensuring that all of its students get the knowledge they need after school life and-
That's why everything about Philippine education is a joke even the approaches are freaking outdated.
I agree to this comment 💯.
Screw the Philippines education system!
and the fact that your english grammar sucks kind of drives home the point. you have convinced me.
Philippines is a dump anyways.
Will always be a dump, if Filipino's won't accept *CHANGE!*
I remember during my elem and junior highschool days, I'd always do great in essays and open ended tests but i suck at memorization based quizzes.
ANOTHER THING, FIL. DO NOT READ. NAKA BABAD SA TELENOVELA. NO CRITICAL THINKING.
i agree. Most filipinos love watching telenovela. I used to love watching this kind of tv series but I stopped myself because I know i won't learn anything and it's very addicting.
@@Jolly4012 as in...
Oo parang ikaw..
Tapos kapag nakakakita ng taong nagbabasa, "showing off as an intellectual" na ang tingin ng iba.
Quality din ng mga palabas sa atin, napakababaw o kaya napakacorny. Sa ibang bansa may twist and realistic. Maganda panoorin (for Adults) like "How to get away with murder" or "Suits", etc., sana magkaroon tayo ng ganitong quality ng palabas.
Just base from this interview, it is obvious.
It is time for DOE to improve education level.
REALLY THATS WHY PH IS #1 ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Don’t forget the terrible app “TikTok”
As a student i wish i can go to other countries and study their
I know right might as well go to finland p
there not their
@@fren4851 maybe rex died before he could finish his sentence. maybe "and study their culture" was what he was trying to write.
Dapat mabago education system natin matulad sa japan or south korea, kung sa japan ang maganda dun is from kindet to grade 4 wala sila mga exams kundi focus sila sa manners at right conduct tsaka dapat ang paaralan hindi pataasan ng grades, alisin nadin dapat sa educ system natin ranking system para ang mga student magfocus talaga sa pagka toto hindi sa pataasan ng grades
@@fren4851 stop being a grammar nazi
This is why VP Leni wanted to announce an educational crisis in the Philippines. It's so sad she wasn't given a chance. It's okay bc we have Angat Buhay NGO 🌸💗
I wish cellphones were completely banned in schools or teachers confiscated cellphones while the child is in school. Students these days "do not have time" to review their notes bc they'd rather use their phones after class. We should instill good habits in the students so they would become ideal citizens of the country.
Yeah, phones completely banned in the school, students wont be able to contact their parents, its also important if theyre still in the school, they can message them important info or schedules from their teachers.
How about if the student wants to be IT??? Bruh don't ban calculators too any Politician is crap.
@Fun dude our school does not banned phone but said only use the phone if they have an emergency, but my classmate use their phone to watch tiktok and cheat on test. But they mostly get caught by the teacher
Dapat kasi english language ang paggamit sa mga subjects like math, etc. Also have schools implement english only policy within the school perimeters.
duh? baka naman dpat the other way around. Filipinos are not used to english. di nila yan magegets agad.
@@CATOKCATOK English gamit naman sa lahat ng subject except filipino subject. It'll help students to learn english easily. Tingnan mo naman sa private schools, galing nila mag english kahit mga bata pa.
@@CATOKCATOKit's not the reason why filipinos are stupid. may filipino subject tayo and filipino channels. English is a universal language and it really helps, more chances of getting hired, etc. Kahit nga sa ms universe nananalo tayo. Ikaw lang nag iisip ng hindi maganda.
@@rbysjtijhazzroucher318 kinain na tayo ng systema ng US. .. may translator sa miss universe. kahit ano language na gamit mo pwd nila ipatranslate.. Im actually praying na ibalik ang baybayin.
@@CATOKCATOK like i said, english is a universal language. There's nothing wrong learning english.
Pag kasi matalino ka sabihin BIDA-BIDA
tawag dyan ay "smart shaming"
Imagine not promoting critical thinking and only prioritize on the traditional memory learning system
As a foundation, strategies, techniques, and approaches from k1 to grade six should be observed. Maraming teacher na tangap lang ng sahud ,2nd less student per section para makapag focus , lack of technology . . . Scalfold and kulang sir .talaga and parents support
Doesn't the philippines boast that it is very good in english?
yes We are proud english speakers and we make it a big deal but other countries does not care
The Philippines boast their high literacy rates but comprehension is severely substandard, and that’s because the notion of doing the bare minimum is deeply ingrained in Philippine society. We just tell our children “you need to finish college and get a good job” without instilling in them academic appreciation.
his research "last night" was so comprehensive.
Isa rin sa mga factors ay yung mga professionals natin na very good supplier ng ating manpower and those high potential carrier ng good quality talented genes ay hindi na nakakapagparami, they tend to focus on their career and alarmingly making family of their own is not their main priority anymore. Sa mga ka batchmates ko na marami ng professionals although may mangilan ngilan ng nagkapamilya na pero mas marami pa rin ang percentage na single pa den. Sana may at least 5 days privilege leave sa mga single jan katulad sa ibang bansa.
Kung sino pa yung mga umaasa sa ayuda and alam na naghihikahos na nagpaparami pa. tapos sisisihin gobyerno.
Lesson: Read between the lines, think outside the box, be proactive, be open minded. Think, weigh, analyze and never stop learning.
STOP explaining Sir just ADMIT the fact!!! I recommend unburden your teachers with unnecessary tasks....focus more on improving & enhancing their skills and mind you...MOST of these educators NOT ALL are very poor in their communication skills esp basic grammar & punctuations....they need to understand the where, what, when, why & how? So how could they comprehend if they dont know...READING is very essential to everthing...Dep Ed needs to RE-TRAIN primary educators esp G1 - G3, prep & kindergartner teachers (early childhood certified teachers)...this is my opinion.
Kahlil Calvo, I agree with you. Teachers would rather go to the Middle East bec. they are underpaid. The truth?? Its painful to hear this kind of news. If we need to send our people out of the country to stay afloat, our future is a bleak one.
agree. sa public schools na kulang na nga mga teachers, ipupull out pa nila for extra curricular activities, magreport dito doon, activities that are not directly connected to teaching. ang daming ineexpect from the teachers na nauubusan na ng oras to focus on the classroom activities for the learners.
another thing, ewan ko lang kung di ko rin lang masyado naintindihan itong issue sa result ng research...ano ba talaga ang kulang sa atin? hirap ba bumasa? or marunong bumasa pero di naiintindahan ang binasa? kasi from what i understood from his explanation, comprehension ang kulang. but then again, paano ka makakarating sa comprehension when you cant even decode. Dito sa amin medyo may problema pa sa decoding ang ibang learners, lagging behind their grade level. im interested to know, how deped is addressing this in the classroom level. ewan ko kung tama itong isa suggest ko, pero baka damat nang bawasan ang load ng trabaho ng mga teachers when it comes to extra work. bawasan muna yang mga pa sports sports fest na labanan outside school so they can focus more on classroom activities. Isa pa napapansin ko din sa mga learning programs natin, they arr designed to cater for those learners who are already advanced for their level which is what? approximately just around 10% or less of the learners population. paano na lang yun remaining 90% lalong lalo na yun medyo below average ang performance? imbes na magfocus tayo dun sa mga kulelat and make remedial programs for them...mas lalo tuloy gumagawa ng advance classes para sa fast learners. lalong naiiwan yun kulelat. madalas kasi yun mentality natin is that pag mababa grades mo, automatic tamad ka. we fail to realize na baka may learning disconnect sa utak nun tao. maybe that learner needs a person to guide him one on one, step by step hanggang makasabay with the rest. pero dahil nga overloadef na sa work and reportd mga teacher na papa dutyhin pa sa canteen... hindi na magawang iaanalyze ang needs ng bawat learner, resorting to a generalized system that does not benefit everyone.
@@SP-qn2vn yap, i agree w/ u
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iphones and gaming. dearth of bookstores and libraries. it's cultural and cannot be fixed on any large scale, families are going to have to fix this within their own families, schools will continue to suck.
Pag rally at vandalism no. 1 tau,,, for sure yan
What's wrong with rally naman po?
@@ceciliomanzoii448 everything
@@myonline88 I respect that. But I hope you find time po to look deeper into the context of such movements like the reasons behind their inception and the stories of the people that instigated the action. The term "everything" is just so vague, I hope you can be a bit more objective so we can look at issues in a more comprehensive manner.
@@ceciliomanzoii448 history and current events is on my side
@@myonline88 If you wouldn't mind, please enlighten me about your contention. Is there really no point in history that can show how rallies and movements ensued to a societal transformation that benefited the people? Like even one?
nah!!! THE STUDENTS PERFECTED TO ART OF PALUSOT!!!! IT BECAME THE FIL. DNA.
CORRECTION: THE ART OF PALUSOT!!!!
It is not the students who make palusot. They are young. They have great examples - teachers, politicians, parents who gave them crappy excuses and who readily accepts crap from them.
@@mccebu5121 yes, but young is 9-21?? These students must take responsibility. Although I've got to agree with you, TEACHERS, POLITICIANS, PARENTS, ETC. are not good role models, lahat halos naka babad sa cell phones, if not smoking shabu, but when will these students take responsibility?? Nobody in the Phil. takes responsibility. If they're in school, what do they do after school??
@@mccebu5121If our young now are getting pregnant at a young age, is it always the fault of the parents?? teachers?? and politicians?? If our palusot is bec. of parents, politicians and teachers, wow!!! ang HOPE NATIN, MGA CHINESE FOREIGNERS NA LANG.
If getting pregnant at an early age and out of wedlock-parents. If not the parents who do you suggest we blame it on? Teachers too because our kids spend at least 6hours in school. We send them there to learn. Politician who line their pockets first before serving constituents. More blame to go around. Why are you including the chinese in this discussion? They encroaching our territory because of some non existing map they have. Another big example of palusot. You sure like the chinese a lot.
Hindi halata, sa simpleng sentence na "Encircle the letter of the correct answer" sasabihin ba man sa teacher na "Sir bibilugan ba?"
HAHAHAHAHAHA.....ENCIRCLE KASI.....CIRCLE.....HAHAHAH OMG. NAIIYAK NA AKO DITO.
HAHAHHAHA TAMA SINABI AY UNDERLINE PERO NA CIRCLE
Kasalanan ng curriculum ng K-12 yan. Noon naman hindi tayo kulelat sa reading comprehension.
Ang isang factor kaya mababa kasi dahil na rin sa family dysfunction....May batang may narcissistic o alcoholic parents halimbawa.Malawakan ang problema sa mental health...How can the students perform well if students are not emotionally stable?
What kind of data is this? Blaming the students? Bakit di Nyo tignan ganoo kabulok ang sistema ng edukasyon sa Pilipinas.
why? totoo naman ah, ang mga pilipino bumuboto ng magnanakaw at korap, tas sisisihin nyo ang mga education institutions? pwe
Please do some research especially the philippines and other countries (literacy rate).
Napansin niyo ba ung dami ng "FOR EXAMPLE" ni Kuyang Interviewer? now thats analysis! haha I wish I'm not part of the problem. haahaa
In my theory, it is intentional. The world needs care givers and construction workers.
Here's my take on this. In our current setup now, learners don't really have a strong motivation to improve their English Communication and reading comprehension. Papasa parin naman sila kahit wala silang naiintindahan
Advantage ang English
True lalo na kung alam ng tao kung paano i-utilize yun.
Rank 1 din ang pinas pagdating sa cacornyhan
_Cringe_ _Country_
@@ReymuxMusic indeed
DepEd and their band-aid solutions because they want immediate results. I disagree that students having more used to narrative texts is the cause of low reading comprehension for 'informational text'. Being exposed to a variety of materials helps, but it should still boost your comprehension IF it's practiced constantly. And don't confuse constantly with more requirements! I doubt students are even immersed in narrative texts. The problem is that there's so much work to do, there's not enough time to prepare and process things. Back in JHS, I remember only understanding 1-2 chapters of Noli because it was my report, where each chapter was assigned to a student. Imagine, I had to rely on my classmates' summaries just to understand the whole story, which I honestly didn't. It was so disjointed, I just memorized random facts that might be asked on our quizzes and exam. If it wasn't for my curiosity and love for literature, I wouldn't be interested in reading the novel on my own (still not finished tho). They should encourage students to build a habit of reading, instead of bombarding them with schoolwork and demanding instant outputs 🤦♀ What's sad is we're not only underutilizing our English skills, but the lack of refinement also propagates misinformation ;-; But that's a whole nother topic.
Easy. It's because of
K-12 program. No more mother tongue please. Dapat english ang pagturo sa mga subjects. Pati books nila.
SO GANUN....
I beg to disagree. Im not really positive on what specific school level was the survey answered and I think it was facilitated on Secondary level but Im positive that there is also other survey for age 50 people. Mother tounge is very important bec we need to know our culture. Yes we can be good in English but the question here is comprehension.. What I may suggest is teach our young students to read more books specifically informative text. But never remove mother tounge bec that is our heritage. And please lets respect it.. Wag tayong maging dayuhan sa sarili nating bayan
@@khimverzon5168 pero Ingles man ang ginagamit sa mga test maliban sa Filipino relative subjects di ba? tsaka may punto ka naman, pero simpleng English na sentence di ma comprehend ng mga karamihan sa studyante, maski may mga ilan akong kaklase sa publikong Junior HS dati na itatanong pa kung bibilugan ba o isusulat ung sagot when nandun at malinaw na nga ung instruction na nakalagay sa test sheet na "encircle your correct answer" tsaka sa tingin ko lang a. siguro ung pag pu push din ng mga karamihang teacher sa estudyante na dapat pag aralan nila ang mother tounge natin tas di masyadong na pagtutu unan ng pansin ang pagtuturo ng Ingles, at ako nga sa pagbabasa ng mga English novels at panonood ng mga English na TH-cam video dun ako mas lalo pang natuto ng English grammar at mga structures.
@@khimverzon5168 importante nga pero English mostly ginagamit sa Test lalo na sa Universities. At karamihan sa napapansin ko hindi masyadong pinagbibigyan ng pansin/halaga ang wikang Ingles sa paaralan
This is embarassing, no wonder we have the results of the most recent elections.
It's because our country's teachers provide lower than needed quality of education.
EMBER, I HOPE YOU'LL FIND TIME TO EXAMINE THE PURPOSE OF YOUR CREATION. KEEP READING AND HOPE YOU COME BACK TO THIS SITE. TAKE CARE.
Based on my research last night.....
Barok and Erap English text messaging epidemic brought by cellphone. ML addiction even inside classrooms. Impunity playing games during discussion. On the other hand, schools are becoming nothing more than jus a "graduates factory" mass producing diploma holders.
Nagfofocus na sa quantity over quality eh
Sinanay nila ang mga sarili nila sa "english barok" at saka "text barok" sa every day messaging, sa SMS at social media. Feeling nila ay cute sila kapag ganun ang ginagawa nila. Sa pagtagal at paglipas ng mga taon, hindi na rin talaga nila alam ang correct spelling at grammar. Dagdag pa doon na hindi naman sila mahilig magbasa ng books and magazines.
Too much ML etc....
True
Maraming bansa d marunoing mag english noon tulad ng malaysia,indonesia,singapore,japan,korea atb. Tayo ang angat sakanila pag dating sa english.. Saan tayo ngaun?
sa mga bansang nabanggit mo, hindi english ang ginamit sa exam ng kanilang mga estudyante kundi ang mga native language nila maliban na lang sa singapore, kaya natural lang na mababa ang nakuhang score ng ating mga estudyante. Subukan kaya nating pagexamin sa english mga japanese, korean, malaysian na yan. tingnan natin score nila
@@jaysonmartin1542 English was used rin sa mga test ng lahat na kumuha ng PISA standardized exam. Marami tayong kailangang baguhin sa ating edukasyon...
That said countries it's in their culture that having a lower grades in math and science could put them into shame on their parents and relatives. So they have always been encourage to get high scores in academics which is the result of their good performance in reading comprehension, math and science.
and if they got low grades. their parents might beat them up.. kaya may mga cases silang nag papakamatay na students.
comprehension is comprehension. whether narrative or informative. it is your basic understanding of the content and context of something. wag na magpaexcuse excuse and mentioning of technical terms na hindi naman relevant.
Thank you!!
The Philippines education is very mid.
Should have required reading sa school , even school breaks.
read more books as a hobby. fiction and non fiction
Ang laki laki ng budget ng Pilipinas sa education!! Gamitin nyo kc sa tama.. huwag nyong kurakutin. Nkakahiya talaga pinas. Pagbili pa lang Laptop kurakot n eh
Yung panhon namin grade 1 plang nagttro n kmi magpabsa sa iba naming clasmate para bmlis slang bumasa
Saka pag pinabasa kami dati. Hindi jami nakakauwi or may parusang tatayo sa likod pag hindi ayos ang basa... eh ngayon pag ginawa yan ng teacher naku sumbong na kaagad kay tulfo
Ngayon meron pa Kinder, Prep. Meron pang gr. 12 and gr. 12. Sayang na panahon at pera lang.
Even the reporter coudn't comprehensively got the sense the answer from the guest. Like he's conclusion from every answer from the guest is kinda meh
He's a FILIPINO reporter. Lower your expectations.
Bat ang daming uhmms?
speaking probably isnt his thing
Ano po ba ang problema ng uhmms?
@@joshua_prime3743 hindi smooth ung mga sentences.....but i cant blame him tho, bka kinakabahan sya kaya ganun🤷♀️
Hoi! Graveh kayo...di man lang naisip ang system talaga na ginagamit sa pinas ang problema. Graveh talaga!
Ipinapasa kc from elem to highschool na de marunong magbasa de tulad noon pag bagsak de kagraduate sa elem. Epekto din yan dahil bawal sa teacher mag estrekto sa pupils kung de marunong kc kung edeseplena pagbasahin patauin pag de marunong ang klban ng teacher dswd ang reason abuso sa kabataan😂😂😂😂 kmi noon pag de marunong tau hanggang de matapos klase kaya obligado practice reading.
Lahat ng curriculum maganda pero ang sistema ang mali lack of discipline mga pupils kc nakatali ang rights ng teacher para mapush mga pupils matutoh gmit ang konting disiplina pero ang magiging klaban ng teacher once parents magreport sa dswd kaya cguro gngawa na lng ng teacher hinahayaan na lng kaysa madswd cla dami na nangyayari konting bulyaw ng teacher sa pupils dswd kaagad.
Anong language ba ang ginamit sa test?
Parang unfair kung English ang basehan sa reading comprehension. Ang daming bansa ang hindi fluent sa English kaya paano yung zero to very low English?
We dont even have accessible libraries so go figure
How can you begin to teach English literacy when 2/3 of the population are Filipino illiterate. If someone asks to do basic maths in Filipino, no one can do it without using English buzz words due to being more convenient and less mind straining. Filipino adults have paved the way of ‘taking the most easy way’ mentality and let it run amok in growing children. Mediocrity and laziness becomes the new norm in the classroom; and children would rather just look at the answer rather than think about it first. How can you improve on that when the parents of these children have the same mentality? Basically, education in the Philippines has thrived in lazy mentality because we don’t punish mediocrity. Discipline in and away from the home must be established because it’s useless for schools to teach discipline when there’s no discipline at home. Filipinos need to change the mentality that adults and elderly should not be re-educated because they certainly should if you want more disciplined Filipinos.
I Was First Honor Always In School
Mababa lang talaga IQ ng mga Pinoy, yon lang siguro yon.
May study din na mas effective daw ang pagtuturo gamit ang mother tongue kumpara sa foreign language, baka yon din yon.
Philippines average IQ is 86
Paano mababa yun?
Mas mataas pa ang IQ ng karamihan sa mga pilipino kaysa sa mga Europe countries and other's.
Ang problema lang sa atin ay education system.
Ako nga mas marami pa akong natutunan sa social media kaysa sa School
@@daemonsolochannel2991 gaanu ka rami european countries? 2 lng nakita ko sa list sa net na european countries na mas mababa avg iq sa pinas. Albania lng pati Montenegro.
@@bernardjameswilson
Depends Kasi sa tao yan, nag aaral ako dito sa Vietnam.
Average IQ sa Vietnam mas mataas pa sa Philippines.
Pero lagi akong may medals sa academics dito sa hanoi, Vietnam secondary school na pinag aaralan ko.
Pero nung nag junior high school ako sa Mandaluyong city Philippines, di nga ako nakuha Ng medals kahit isa.
Kasi mga classmate ko, di ko kayang sabayan private school tatalino.
@@daemonsolochannel2991 yea pero false tlga statement na sabihin mas mataas iq ng pinoy kaysa sa mga nasa european countries. Ung nakalista lng na lower iq ung dalawa is balkan na country na baka hindi pa maayos dahil sa dekadekadang gera. Di mo rin pede I base sa personal na experience kasi small pool of students lng ni compare mo baka nagkataon di lng tlga magagaling mga naging classmate mo.
@@bernardjameswilson
Hmmm😑nag aral ako sa Tran Dai Nghia High School.
Isa sa sikat na paaralan sa Hanoi.
Hindi basta basta makakapasok sa Tran Dai Nghia High School kailangan maka pasa ka sa pagsusulit.
Btw half Filipino ako
Sana Tumigil And ML
At tiktok
Nasan na yung mga "proud to be filipino " jan? 🤣🤣
LOL... Philippines is a Joke!!!
_Ikinakahiya_ _ko_ _ang_ _pagiging_ _Pilipino._
Wait for Taal's mega eruption! Fack this Garbage country! This eruption so Powerful that Philippines will bury into ashes!
Nasa ibang channel ata hahahha
Because they subscribe to PewDiePie
Nonsense. Pewdiepie have nothing to do with it. Why not blame Kreekcraft instead?
Puro kasi tiktok ang alam
Some teachers are also at fault
They only rely on visual aids and won't even care to explain it further.
Ask that to Briones she's gonna cry. 😂
dapat kasi mag higpit ang baway school yong mga walang ganang magaral dapat dinadrop
Blame the system bruhhh not the children
Masyado kasi tayong focus sa politics....parang konteng galaw news agad😒
Tapos iblablame ninyo sa mga bata?
Why can't public and private school be equal ha?
Kung pwede namang wala ng private at public dapat full support tayo
JOAN ESTRANO, I BEG TO DISAGREE. WHEN MY DAD DIED, MY GRADES WENT DOWN. THE SCHOOL THREATENED TO KICK ME OUT. AKO?? GO RIGHT AHEAD. MY MOM THREATENED TO PUT ME IN PUBLIC SCHOOL AND TAKE A JEEP. GO AHEAD DIN. I DIDN'T CARE. THE NUNS SAID, SHE'S NOT DUMB/STUPID. SHE'S NOT MOTIVATED. CAN YOU IMAGINE?? WHAT IF NANGYARI NGA?? OMG!!! I'LL NOT THIS LIFE THAT I HAVE.
NOW, I'M ABLE TO HELP A LOT OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS. ANG DAMI KONG PINA ARAL NA DI KO KILALA, ETC.
THATS WHY I SUGGEST THAT PARENTS MUST BE PRESENT TO THEIR CHILDREN'S PROGRESS. MINE WAS I WAS JUST DEPRESSED.
BE SAFE.
Fake news and marites reading materials
Who cares?!!
everyone should care
just admit it. you are not doing your job properly
😭😭😭
Epekto yan ng sobrang bonding na ipinatutupad ni briones......na hindi naman talaga nangyayari......gadgets, gadgets, gadgets!!!!!
ok boomer
@Idiot piste ka yawa
Para sakin, high school palang po ako, madalas kaming mag groupings, pero kung ako tatanungin, mas mabuting individual nalang, kasi kung groupings may mga di gumagalaw, kung individual, mas masusubok utak ng klase. Pangit din kasi pag puro role play, dance etc. mas maganda sana kung modules, summary, reporting, at research pinapagawa kasi mas natututukan. Onservation ko lang yun, bilang estudyante, marahil naapektuhan din ng video games yung mga estudiyante pero nagmo-mobile legends naman ako at nagmythic na rin pero above 90 naman average, may iba din namang magulang na pinagtratrabaho na anak nila, may iba naman na alam mag nihonggo at korean pero bulol sa tagalog at inggles at meron din namang kaya, choice yan ng estudiyante at lalo na ang pagpapalaki ng magulang.
@@shinigami2693 depende sa magulang talaga at sarili.. at alisin sana yung mindset na 'yung iba nga di naman tapos at marunong magbasa pero successful'
@@kcconsigo7429 👍
I saw my school SBHS HAHAHHAHA
Ang china mandarin ang ginamit sa exam, ang Japan nihongo sa korea hangul, hindi sila nagenglish. Ang mga estudyanteng pinoy nagenglish, ano yun partida?? kayong mga inglesero wag nyong baliktarin ang problema. Ang paggamit ng english sa exam ang dahilan kung bakit mababa ang nakuhang grado sa reading comprehension ng ating mga estudyante.
kasi nga pinapalabas lahat ng talinong meron ang pilipino kasi nga diba meron tyong madaming dialects napagisipisp ng gobyerno na dagdagan
Heto naman ang itatanong ko sa yo. Kasi nag-aral ako ng English, Reading and Writing, Communication Arts at Purposive Communication at nagagamit ko siya sa aking kasalukuyang hanapbuhay dito sa Pilipinas so ibig sabihin gumagawa na pala ako ng krimen sa bansang ito at kasama na pala ako sa mga nagbabaligtad ng problema dahil inglesera ako. Pasensiya na at isa pala ako sa mga gumagawa ng masama. Dapat nga pala pambansang wika ng bansa ang Tagalog ang ginagamit ko. Huwag na rin bigyang konsiderasyon ang mahigit 100 pang wika sa Pilipinas.
Halimbawa ikaw ang kalihim ng Department of Education o di kaya ikaw ang Chairperson ng Commission on Higher Education.
Ipagpalagay na naipatupad mo na ang mga alituntunin at polisiya ng Deped o ng CHED na ang mga mga asignatura o subject na nabanggit ko ay iyo ng naipatanggal sa lahat ng antas ng pag-aaral.,
Gagawin natin itong isang uri ng paglabag sa ating bansa na gumamit ng English. Pwede akong magtanong sa iyo? Ano ang maimumungkahi mong solusyon kapag kailangan na ng mga Pilipino na magtrabaho sa mga multinational corporations at sa abroad, bagay na madalas piliiin ng nakararami? Paano sila makikipag-usap sa mga taong nagbigay sa kanila ng empleyo? Ingles kasi ang ginagamit ang ibig sabihin ba ay kailangan nila ng tagapg-salin?
Kung Pilipino (Tagalog) ang gagamitin nila, ano ang pwede nilang maging paraan kapag iba't-ibang lahi na ang kasama nila sa trabaho? Paano sila makikipag-ugnayan at makikipagtalastasan?
Ano ang pwedeng maging paraan ng pakikipag-usap mga pahinante o seaman, siyentipiko, doktor, mga manggagawa sa konstruksiyon, inhinyero, domestic helper at iba pang mga OFW kapag sila ay nasa iba't-ibang bahagi ng mundo? Ano ang kanilang magiging alternatibong paraan ng pakikipagtalastasan sa mga kasamahang dayuhan na gamit lamang ay wikang Tagalog, sa kadahilang ito ang malamawakang ginagamit sa lahat ng kurso at programa sa pag-aaral? Bagay nakikita mong mas epektibo.
Sa paanong paraan mo maisasalin ang mga salitang teknikal at mga terminolohiya sa siyensiya at matematika sa Tagalog? Mayroon kasing mga salita sa mga asignatura nito na walang katumbas na pagsasalin sa Tagalog.
Sino-sino ang dapat gumawa ng mga materyal sa pag-aaral upang higit itong maintindihan? Dahil ito ang magiging sistema ng pagsasalita, dapat bang paalisin ang mga namumuhunang dayuhang kumpanya sa Pilipinas gaya ng mga call center, mga online na opisina at kumpanya kung saan maraming Pilipino ang nagtatrabaho bilang mga virtual assistant (office staff), video editors at graphic designer ?
Dahil Tagalog na ang ginagamit sa industriya , nangangahulugan na mababago ang kuwalipikasyon ng mga susunod na henerasyon ng Pilipino sa ganitong industriya dahil hindi na sila kahit kailang gagamit ng Ingles. Idagdag pa diyan ang mga propesyon na nabanggit ko. Dahil Ingles kasi ang ginagamit sa mga multinational na kumpanya, anong mga uri ng hanapbuhay ang maaring ipalit na gamit lamang ay wikang Tagalog?
Ano ang masasabi mo sa ulat na ito: "Estimates vary but about 300 million Chinese-nearly as many people as there are in the U.S.-are English language learners, according to Chinese media reports. The industry is worth RMB30 billion (US$5 billion)." (Hueileng Tan, CNBC, 2015) Noong 2015, ang China ay may 300 milyong katao na halos kasingdami ng bilang ng mga nasa America ay mga nag-aaral na ng Ingles.
Ano rin ang masasabi mo sa ulat na ito: "
In 2012-13, a number of leading universities are offering
undergraduate medicine and surgery programmes taught in English for international students, including Fudan University in Shanghai, Nanjing Medical University, Nantong University, Sichuan University, Soochow University and Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, with a reported enrolment of more than 5,000 international medical students (many of whom are from South Asia) studying through English
across the country (CUCAS, 2012). Ayon sa ulat na ito, binuksan ng China ang kanilang mga pamantasan sa iba't-ibang estudyante mula sa mga iba't-ibang bansa at nagbukas ng mga kurso sa mga nabanggit na pamantasan na ang pagtuturo ay isinasagawa sa Ingles. (mula sa artikulo nina Kingsley Bolton at David Graddol, www3.ntu.edu.sg/home/kbolton/pdf/(2012)%20Bolton%20and%20Graddol.pdf)
Ano rin ang masasabi mo sa ulat na ito na inilibas ng Digital Journal.com noong 2018:
"According to Kyodo News, many Japanese corporations, in a bid to globalize, are now starting to send their staff to the Philippines, where English is an official language, to hone their English skills.
“We used to send our employees to the United States, but school expenses and living costs are high,” said Yasutaka Iio, a personnel division manager at Mitsuba Corp., an auto parts manufacturer based in Gunma Prefecture.
As it expanded production bases overseas, Mitsuba is requiring its employees to learn English, sending dozens of its personnel to the Philippines every year for a study program lasting for three months.
Read more: www.digitaljournal.com/life/lifestyle/japanese-prefer-to-study-english-in-philippines-than-in-us-uk/article/462714#ixzz6CUxxzjLH
Ayon kasi sa ulat na ito, pina-iigting ng mga hapon ang kanilang mga negosyo patungo sa globalisasyon at internationalization kung kaya't nag-aaral sila ng English upang mas mapadali ang pakikipag-ugnayan.
Upang masagot mo ang mga tanong ko, maari ka bang makapag-bigay ng mga konkretong datos at pag-aaral na nagpapatunay na mas aangat ang ating estado bilang mamamayan kapag inalis natin ang paggamit ng wikang Ingles? At ano ang magiging sitwasyon ng mga Pilipino na hindi Tagalog ang kanilang wika? Paano sila higit na matututo? Base sa iyong komento ang wikang Pilipino ay ang Tagalog. Paano mo maiiuugnay ang 100 pang mga wika sa Pilipinas patungo sa pagsasaayos ng sistema ng edukasyon ng bansa?
@@101skysthelimit gusto mo ng datos? tingnan mo lang ang bansa mo, makikita mo ang kahirapan, patunay na walang natulong ang pagtatrying hard ng mga pinoy magenglish. Ngayon kumpara mo ang japan, korea at china. Nagbigay ka pa talaga ng link, bakit ilang porsyento ba ng populasyon nila ang nagaaral ng english?
Problema mo tagalog? edi magbisaya ang mga taga visayas, mag ilokano ang mga nasa norte. ang mahalga maskomportable ang mga istudyante makipagcommunicate sa isat-isa. Anong masama sa paggamit ng translator?
Bakit ba okey lang sa inyo na pinoy lagi ang magaadjust sa mga foreigner? Kakaenglish ng mga pinoy, domestic helper lang naman ang bagsak sa middle east.
Ang problema sa pagbaliwala sa sariling wika nawawalan tayo ng sariling identity, lumalabas na labor factory lang tayo ng ibang bansa. Ang pag-embrace sa sariling kultura yun ang kailangan ng mga pilipino hindi ang paggaya sa mga dayuhan.
kung mataas talaga ang pinagaralan mo dapat alam mo ang kahalagahan ng kultura sa pagunlad ng isang bansa.
Paano kapag mangingibang-bansa ang mga Pilipino? Ano ang gagamitin nila? Paano ang mga industriya sa Pilipinas na multinational?
Kung gagamitin natin ay Pilipino (Tagalog) ano ang magiging advantage niya sa industriya? Makakapamuhunan pa kaya ang mga foreign investors? Sa paanong paraan tayo uugnay pagdating sa pandaigdigang transaksiyon?
Lmao
Puro kasi kayo english
Do you have a problem in English?
LOL! Walang problem kung ano ang linguahe ang gagamitin mo as long as maayos kang magsalita. Pero karamihan sa ngayon. Lalung lalo na sa social media ay shortcut yung kanilang sentences!
Actually, the exam they took is in English language.
Matanong ko lang? yun maunlad na bansa ba katulad ng China at Japan ginagamit ang English sa pagtuturo? Sa mga napapanood ko sa internet at mga kausap ko na kahit papaano nakakaintindi ng English sinasabi nila na halos puro lengwahe lang nila ang ginagamit nila sa kahit anong subject.
Nara Ken delos Santos Nag open na ang China at Japan sa paggamit ng English. Dito po sila nag aaral sa Pilipinas. Kailangan nila kasi sa mga business Nila.