We say: 'The teachers don't. The teacher doesn't' Not: 'The teachers doesn't' I don't You don't He/She doesn't We don't They don't I bet that your English teacher doesn't know this, and is better to teach about Jesus. Hypocrites like to use religion to create diversions to cover their mistakes, and wrongdoings.
The dedication and passion of a teacher greatly impact the quality of education. Some teachers are genuinely passionate about their job, striving to make a positive difference in the lives of their students. However, there are also those who are solely motivated by financial gain, lacking the enthusiasm and commitment required to inspire and educate.
funny. why do we always forget to mention the flawed teaching methods of teachers in the higher education? they always get away conveniently by saying 'this is college, not high school' when they just actually provide templated learning materials and not really guiding and TEACHING students anything. The grades the student gets IS NOT A DIRECT REFLECTION OF THEIR PERFORMANCE BUT ALSO A REFLECTION OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE. and you still wknder why students lost their motivation in finishing college or worse, not even practicing what they finished.
Agreed. College if too focused on making the teacher to be a research oriented expert instead of capable of classroom management and adjusting curriculum to meet student needs. Too much emphasis on the process and thesis in which so much time and resource is spend doing it over and over instead of helping to correct the student teacher actually learning the grammar! The focus of DepEd is to be competitive with other Asian countries instead of a finished product at home. Reform is definitely needed. Also, teachers are told that they have to wait a year or two to take the Licensure Exam because they're trying to complete the applicants of the old curriculum. Instead of registering twice a year, they should be registering twice a month until caught up! Get these teachers processed before they forget all the nonsense you taught them that doesn't make them a better teacher, but you'll have on the licensure exam anyway. If graduates do not have immediate access to the Licensure Exam, something's not functioning properly at DepEd! Get those teachers teaching!
I'm a Filipino I'm so stressed, if my grades is only 79% my parents will call me a failure and if i work harder I will be even more stressed class start in 7:30 AM and end in 4:30 PM you have to finish multiple assignments and other things need to be finished I feel like killing myself so all my problems will go away!
The majority of the teachers here really need to be taught how to properly teach. Too many of them stick to their own archaic and mindless ways that most times don't even have any grounds in what is effective and efficient. It's absurd that a professor is able to get away with eating up hours just to show off how strict they are or to preach on some more irrelevant matters. Or by giving repetitive examples, asking the opinions of every single student with little to no meaningful feedback, all the played out gimmicks and shit that we just accepted as the way it always is. Of course there are some teachers who don't fit this stereotype but it's sad that those teachers aren't the standard.
@@白キロ they have no way to measure what is humanly possible for a student to pull off all requirements when all courses require them simultaneously. it is too random. i could even say chaotic to think about that it is not the same case as the batch before or after, yet you are being 'judged'(graded) as if you were given a lighter set of loads experienced or will be experienced by other batches. pure injustice, ridiculously unfair.
This is not only a problem for Philippines it's a problem for the whole world too. Memorization is the only thing that the teacher teach it's unauthentic learning!!
Memorization is important in itself. I think, as a student myself have taken notice that majority in my class even at the college level undervalue education and it's obvious because they're too "care-free" mostly spending time in social media or doing something else other than studying. It's not just a teacher issue that plays at hand but there other factors that contribute as well
precisely. not saying that memorization isnt important, but it seems to be the most prominent teaching method when it comes to how the students are taught during lessons. i moved from america to the philippines and right off the bat i noticed how memorization is what most of the students here rely on when it comes to learning, rather than actually comprehending and understanding the info given to them. the constant recitations and lack of projects / assignments / tasks that enhance overall literacy is quite abundant
If you will ask me,the Philippines needs to restructure or reformat its educational system properly, for example the government should give more privileges and benefits to all teachers/instructors(aside from compensation)in order for them to motivate in delivering more of their education skills to students. The government should allot more funds to assist underprivileged but to the deserving bright and passionate students like granting more scholarships and provisions(allowances, meals, materials)which will serve as a motivation to study competitively but unfortunately our education department does not supported well especially from local governments(blame it to corruption,bureaucracy,inefficiency etc.)😔😔😔
I have a niece who receives 25K a month as a public elem school teacher in the province. That's hardly a low salary by Philippine standards. They also have a lot of benefits from gov't agencies plus they are allowed to engage in 'rakets' while teaching which has been abused by them. I feel like they spend more time doing 'rakets' than preparing for class and teaching. The real problem goes beyond motivation. I can cite a few solutions but this isn't the proper forum for it. I wish I could have a word with VP Sara as Educ Sec.
@@s.t.santos5928 I am experiencing the same thing too. My sibling entered a public elementary and the absolute lack of lesson planning, attention to detail, or even empathy towards struggling students is deplorable. These teachers would rather make parents buy Rex books from them at a 'discounted' price despite already having deped books than to actually drill students in practice and constructive teaching to solve their struggles. I suspect these teachers are getting commissions. There's also teachers that deliberately leave their class and students in order to concentrate on tutoring students with extra cash to the point that students cant leave the classroom even if its already time for dismissal.
@@linagarett All so very true and indeed a shame that teachers have gone that low in the practice of their profession. I could cite a few more but this is hardly the proper forum to discuss such matters. I sincerely wish I could have a word with VP Sara but I don't have the proper connections.
Having been an elementary student in a public school in the 1960s, I suggest that DepEd focus more on the basic 3R's - Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, with extra emphasis on English, from Grades 1 thru 6. I saw the modules for Grade 6 and I couldn't believe them. In Science, for instance, the topics covered were more suited for students taking up Biology or Pre-Med in College. It's fine if students are able to cope but I believe only those studying in schools like UP Integrated, Phil Science High, and a number of elite private schools could truly grasp it on their own. Even the tutors and/or parents aren't able to cope that easily, leaving most students clueless and defeated. And the cycle moves on to the next level. It's my guess that at least 90% of students, esp in so-so public schools, end up not getting educated at all.
This is absolutely correct, I finished my senior high school with distance learning. And it greatly challenges you to learn things on your own, because no one at home can supervise most of us Filipino students. I have cousins that are in elementary and junior high school, that are studying in public schools. I was surprised that most of them can't comprehend what they are reading, whether the subjects are taught in English, Filipino, or mother tounge. Some of the provided learning materials, aren't even properly made, it contained lots of errors, like wrong spelling of words. It just shows that the government should focus more on the quality of public education, rather than the quantity. They can't even provide enough classrooms and teachers, for the students.
@@allovertheplace4250 Shocking, indeed. I've been private tutoring for over a decade and, believe me, I had high school graduates from public schools who didn't know the basic multiplication table nor the conjugation of the verb 'to be.' (They haven't heard of the word 'conjugation' to begin with. LoL!). Unless the school comes from a far-flung barangay with hardly any resources, I blame the teachers and DepEd for the failure of the students. Schoolchildren are getting more bobo every year!
@@genaldgalicia5834 Oo nga, bat nga ba ganyan na ngayon? Nung panahon namin, kahihiyan pag naiiwan sa klase, palo at kurot ang aabutin sa teachers pag walang disiplina o mababa ang grades. Ngayon, nagmamalaki pa ang estudyante na mataas ang grades kahit walang alam at di pumapasok ha ha. Marami din kasing teachers ang walang paki kung may natutuhan ang estudyante. Parang gumaya tayo sa America eh di naman tayo Amerikano ha ha.
Teachers in public schools do more than just teaching. They do tons of paperwork and other non-teaching workloads like DRRM, School Property, Learning Information System, School Feeding, among other coordinatorships which consumes most of their time, instead of preparing instructional materials and daily lesson plan. Working condition nowadays in the DepEd really sucks! Teachers are burning out. Not to mention sila pa ang hunuhugot sa sariling bulsa para sa printer, pinura, etc. Alam mo ba yan? It's the bad policies, the curriculum, and the system. We are at the mercy of the bad system. Don't blame teachers for this. Magturo ka muna sa DepEd nang malaman mo mga hinaing ng mga guro.
I've known so many students who were forced to hire programmers to do their Thesis because they weren't taught how to code their programs. Their teachers only taught them theories and lectures but no actual programming. Later, their Thesis advisers and panelists are asking them to do more than what they could do. They expect them to do good even they (Thesis advisers and panelists) themselves don't know how to do it.
I'm a grade 9 student in the philippines, from my experience I think the problem is how they teach students, they mostly rely on memorization without ever needing to know the material ( except for maths ) + the teachers will always sound very discouraged and stressed out, or just grouchy, im not saying that they shouldnt- I understand why theyre stressed it's just that it makes the students become uninterested with the subject, they would just play MBL on their phone or hang out with their friends, the way they teach it is also Soo boring, no clubs or anything like that, there's more to it than meets the eye, I'm just stating my opinion as a fellow student
totally agree with you. When I studied in the Philippines, it's more memorization even in college without understanding the concept. I remembered on the examination, the questions were exactly the same thing what's on the textbook, so other student just memorized it in order to pass the exam. When I moved in the USA, the education is totally different. It's based on how you understand the topic instead of memorizing it.
@@aronjacob465 True, Im in a public school too I've been able to pass grade levels and yet i still don't memorize the ten times table it's probly just me but you get the point 😭
you're right. I'm currently about to enter 9th grade right now... I lack enthusiasm entering school just as u said bc of such :(( there's actually alot our country is really facing. and it really hurts to hear about it to be honest.
ive graduated in a top university and was usually told since childhood that i was a smart kid but after graduation, the course i picked does not really give me a job since the market seems to lack demand and is oversupplied and they only take experienced applicants, which how can i get experience when theres no company willing to take someone on, so i get no job and my educational background is a waste
It sucks that all of the hardwork that you have put in your education has amounted to nothing. be strong mate and hopefully you find a job soon Good luck
Eto realtalk lang. Mababa ang tingin ng lipunang Pilipino sa propesyon ng pagtuturo kasi mababa ang pasweldo at walang overtime pay "Teaching lang" naman yan kase. Kaya naman, yung pinakamagagaling na mga mamamayan ay hindi pinipili at hindi nahihikayat sa propesyong ito. Hindi tuloy name-mentor yung susunod na henerasyon ng mahuhusay na indibidwal. Kaya asahan mo, In the next 10 years, yung mga problemang tinalakay sa videong ito, yan at yan din ang mga problemang pag-uusapan ulit. Paulit ulit lang. Hangga't walang pagbabago sa kultura, ugali, at pamamahala, walang mangyayari. Tanggapin na lang na 'yan na 'yan. Kung may pagbabago man, sa mga maliliit na setting o eskuwelahan na lang ngunit wag nang asahan sa national level.
Ahhhh yes i remembered that we have a computer subject but got only 3 computers vs many students and it's not even updated thank goodness i do online job and got decent payment
I believe it is crucial to reduce the amounts of homeworks or projects assigned to students so that student like me could at least enjoy their social life and not entirely focusing on to academics!!!! 🥺😩
Hindi naman totoo ‘yan eh! I strongly disagree po since you only believe that because you yourself probably is one of the most timid person in the world. Hence, you are just as impatient as you are and not responsible enough to do your duties as student.
@@Anonymous-iw7kc actually hence why a lot of filipinos can't speak English properly or read something in English due to the crappy education system of course the government won't improve it so they can manipulate the cittezens in the Philippines easily.
Because graduating teachers cannot take the Licensure Exams after earning their degree (some provinces they are told for one to two years while they process old curriculum students), they are forced to look elsewhere for jobs, especially OFW. Instead of holding these Licensure Exams twice a year, why not hold them twice a month until DepEd is caught up. We need to get these teachers into school while they are still excited about teaching and are mentally equipped to do their best. Waiting two years for the exam not only increases their chance of failure, but wastes the money spent on that education as they are more likely to find some other work that is available like in call centers or OFW. DepEd is specifically responsible for this excessive Licensure delay.
The vice president was appointed by our president to be the secretary of education. Was the president choice a wise one.? The answer is to be seen. Why education deserved a much needed attention, simply because the outcome is too crucial for the future of our country. As a Filipino we cannot afford to be left behind, as such the. Govt should do the best that they can to give the proper education to our future generation and future leader of our country to be the best among the best.Our leader in the future should aspire that our country should become one of the richest country in the world.
Tapos po ng Highschool sa Novaliches, under graduate sa University Belt, US NAVY CHIEF PETTY OFFICER….Factory Worker ang MAGULANG ko po. Ito lang ang Kaya ko mentally…Wala akong excuse..
The problem for me stems how there is a lack of comprehension. It is always memorization and memorization. People hate math because there is nothing to memorise but to understand. Memorization is the basis of intelligence. I can't blame the teachers because their education system failed too. They are taught to teach whats given to them and the salary for them is also bad. Some teachers are also not that passionate and it is purely just textbook knowledge. Mapeh is suppose to be outside of textbooks but its not. There are also biases when it comes to picking who. People often pick the smart people to be the leader when there are "average" students who are true leaders. It is truly sad to see that we filipinos are rank low in iq and our comprehension skills. Another thing i wanna add is the honor student stuff. Which is extremely toxic especially to elememtary students. The pressure sucks partner that with a flawed system Im an honor stufent myself but I simply see no point if the intellegence is based on memorization or based on being an honor student. Its a one way learning and some of other peoples passion is usually not entertained as they believe other than you enter their rat race you are a failure. I wish somehow its refurnished in a way that everyone has the opportunity.
As an honor student myself i truly agree with you like they should change the f-ing "educational system" immediatly like the subjects are not interesting and will stress you up
I was always told i was a "genius" by people but when its school being involved I'm always considered "weird" and "stupid" i think that is more than enough.
Elementary and high school teachers don't have any assistants yet the job is impossible to be done by only 1 person.. Teachers can't focus on teaching because of paperworks na wala namang kwenta yung iba.. its either.. pagagalitan ka coz you did not finish those papers, or Gagawin mo yung paper works pero di ka naman mkakapagturo... Or you do both and will affect your body.. so many teachers in the Philippines were hospitalised due to stress! or worst they suicide... kaya di ako nagtataka many Teachers are resigning and choose to teach abroad for better treatment..
Well said ung math teacher ko sa grade 5 nagresign na. Baka nagresign sya dahil sa stress. As a student palagi na lng akong nagstrustruggle sa mga subjects dahil nakakalito talaga un at natatakot akong magkaroon ng 75 percent like bro that their expectation that will melt your brain more than brainrot videos at marami talagang paperwork to do like bro give us rest at least and tatawagin nila akong tamad dahil hindi ko ginawa ung assignment i mean nagpapahinga pa ung utak at katawan ko bruh. They should change the education system because instead of making our brains big it just fries our braincells more
Kulang sa aklat.kulang sa rooms... kulang kagamitan.... ang guro pa ang gagawa ng sariling device sa pagtuturo.maraming reports.maraming gawain ang guro na hindi na makapagturo ng maayos....ewan ku lang...
I am a product of "pasang awa system" in a back water school. And I failed my subs in college due to my poor performance and our prof letting us report in front and not actually teach well.... Some of our prof also are not compassionate and instead of teaching they let us do our thing like letting us cheat our activities but it is Ged subs hehe. And i regret not doing my best in highschool. One of my prof also did say quote "hello nasa university kayo hindi college so you should report in front"
Destroy the "No Child Left Behind" policy. This policy punishes teachers who fail students. In an interview I did with a few teachers and students in a public elementary school, I found several 4th grade students who couldn't read at all! But instead of being turned back to work on their fundamentals, these kids are being passed on to the next grade. How is the teacher going to cope? They usually teach 40 to 50 per class, and have at least 5 different classes to teach. It's impossible for them to give each child proper guidance, and with the NCLB policy, they have no choice but to pass students who are failing. They implemented the k12 system, yet didn't give proper support for k12 graduates nor enforced changes in the employment sector to accommodate these grads. The k12 system could have been the PH's best hope for quick development, instead it became a tool to line the pockets of the education mafia. Ina nyo, iboto nyo ko presidente ayusin ko lahat yan wahahahahaha
@@Adelfa-zd5eu Dapat pinapasa talaga ung students na mga yan saka di naman lahat magaling sa academics, saka grades don't define your future kung ganun pala un bat anrami naging successful kahit hinde naman magaling sa school academics.
@@xyi898most of the time those are the people who are very skilled and worked their asses off, but grades can define your future. That's why people (older generation) will often say to not drop out and to study hard.
I believe this to be a tried and failed Amer. ed. Policy I be live under Bush administration. It's similar to "teach to the test" another ineffectual boondoggle.
@@kylacassandraandog1383 grades can define you, since that is how they are made, your degree and qualification depends on it. But, I do feel like once pushed, people have their own ways of having a role in society.
Thanks a bunch. I need this info. By the way... May your holidays sparkle with joy and laughter. I hope the magic of Christmas fills every corner of your heart and home with joy - now and always.
No mention at all that most who don't finish school is because of their own financial family problems where the kids need to stop going after a certain point if their family income gets affected? Government can put all the money it wants but if none of it go to students that need school supplies for projects or even to write on paper then access will always be affected
Very true. If the pamilya doesn't have money, it doesn't have money. If the power is out, as it often is, and there is no money for load, you cannot hold the student accountable for things that are beyond their control. I'm glad schools are going back to face to face, but DepEd seems not to have addressed the failures of the last couple of years.
In my opinion we must take examples from our neighboring countries that have excellent systems like japan. 1. Make preschool (ages 4-5) be more about teaching moral values. And dabbling on creative learning like music and arts. (Look at japanese counterpart) 2. Grade school year 1-4 should have math, science and english(reading) as main subjects. Minor subject should be lessened to not burden the children. (One of the reason why children are having difficulty in English, its because we have also Filipino language. In other countries, they don't use English as much, and only learn other subject aside from English in their native language. Its different from us who uses english in most of our major subjects. So they should be given these 4 yrs to at least be proficient in English) 3. Grade 5-6 Introduction to Filipino subject and other minor subjects. Music and arts should be mandatory (learning one instrument/or any art (painting, sculpting, poetry, etc) should be required) 4. Grade 7-10 leveling up Math and Science (at least on par with international requirement) 5. Grade 11-12 aside from STEM, Maths and Science should be on the level needed on that strand. I know that there are alot to improve aside from the system. Infrastructures are lacking. Also, without the parents help, it will be a uphill climb. We must remember that character and attitude towards self, others and also to learning are very important; and teachers are only second to parents or relatives in teaching these to the child.
Japan is famously known for the worst student suicide rates.. soo, you should probably consider the few things, we really don't need to be the best, but we should also strive to equalize the experience in the academic environment and the education learned.
Politicians in the Philippines are crappy and fake hence why they don't wanna improve the education in the Philippines they won't manipulate the people that easily.
Simple but no one would like to sct. First have sn assesment exam on subject like Marh, science snd English in Grade 6 in grade 10 and grade 12. If s student fails he mudt take a remrdisl classvl and take exam until he pass before going to the next level.
Throwing money at this isn't the solution. Maybe stop the emphasis on dance routines and awards and for sure confiscate the phones. Obsession with Facebook games tictoc etc is a major detriment to success.
Sorry! I don't like education in Philippines because: 1. Noisy and annoying Classroom 2. Uncomfortable Classroom Environment 3. Unnecessary Teachings 4. I don't like subjects 5. Unnecessary Events
@@chris92264 there are a lot of unnecessary subjects in the Philippines especially in college plus high standards finding a job hence why mostly end up in call center.
I've always hated school because the teachers are assholes they tell us that we are all different from one another and that making mistakes are okay and are human but shame us and treat us like shit when we miss one irrelevant homework about some dumb shit i dont have an interest on
As a Gen Alpha, my teacher forced me to dance while i cannot dance perfectly, The teacher kept on forcing me, getting mad at me and unmotivating me... Also WTH do you need to do useless dances (festivals) when you dont even need it in life 😡😡
Where does the line go for education problems in the Philippines? Many years ago I chatted to a filipina from Iligan City, how ever she turned out to be less than she claimed to be. But some of her answers was extremely weird, like when I asked her if Tagalog was written with signs just like other asian languages. I had ask that 3 times bcoz she couldn't understand the question the first two times, the third time I asked that question she replied with "we don't speak tagalog we speak bisayan" or when I asked her if snake was eaten in the Philippines and she replied with "we don't eat snake" or her clueless reply to my question about Iligan City "well it's a big city, it has a civic center and it's the provincial capital of Lanao del Norte". There was just a massive problem with her answers, tagalog has been the national language of the Philippines since 1937 and it's taught in schools in Iligan City, snake is eaten in the Philippines (maybe not in Lanao del Norte, Mindanao or Iligan City) but that's not what I asked and it's eaten in the Philippines. I asked her about Iligan City but she described the 2nd Class municipality of Tubod, I know that Maria was a compulsive liar that lied about her siblings whereabouts and their ages, she had listed Tubod on her dating profile even though she wasn't living there, and she lied about the existence of the international airport. But shouldn't someone who was studying nursing at the time know such basic things like the language that 95 % of filipinos are speaking?
You're getting catfished most likely, and she's probably under 18. The farther you go from Manila, the dumber the people get in speaking English. Trust me, I've dealt with them and I have hands on experience.
As a student in Philippines. it was more essential to give more fucos on the core subjects which is the Mathematics, science and English don't give granted the minor subjects,minkr subjects also can be vocational course like the extra curricular activities such as the TESDA program. in school year start they should imply more in the 3 core subjects,and the students should required to attend TESDA course in atleast 14 days in summer.
Its always the third world and emerging economic nations have mostly poor and corrupt education system and Philippines is a great example of it especially how extremely unequal the nation is.
Before you discuss the problem of the Philippines ' education, just do honest research first about Western countries' literacy rates and how they spend heaps for education.
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As a student. Teachers in Philippines doesn't make their teaching more fun or interesting and it doesn't give me any satisfaction. What a joke
We say: 'The teachers don't. The teacher doesn't' Not: 'The teachers doesn't'
I don't
You don't
He/She doesn't
We don't
They don't
I bet that your English teacher doesn't know this, and is better to teach about Jesus. Hypocrites like to use religion to create diversions to cover their mistakes, and wrongdoings.
The dedication and passion of a teacher greatly impact the quality of education. Some teachers are genuinely passionate about their job, striving to make a positive difference in the lives of their students. However, there are also those who are solely motivated by financial gain, lacking the enthusiasm and commitment required to inspire and educate.
@@nexus-6392Nobody gives a flying fuck a grammatical error.
In this case, you need to help yourself.
funny. why do we always forget to mention the flawed teaching methods of teachers in the higher education? they always get away conveniently by saying 'this is college, not high school' when they just actually provide templated learning materials and not really guiding and TEACHING students anything. The grades the student gets IS NOT A DIRECT REFLECTION OF THEIR PERFORMANCE BUT ALSO A REFLECTION OF THE TEACHER'S PERFORMANCE. and you still wknder why students lost their motivation in finishing college or worse, not even practicing what they finished.
Agreed. College if too focused on making the teacher to be a research oriented expert instead of capable of classroom management and adjusting curriculum to meet student needs. Too much emphasis on the process and thesis in which so much time and resource is spend doing it over and over instead of helping to correct the student teacher actually learning the grammar! The focus of DepEd is to be competitive with other Asian countries instead of a finished product at home. Reform is definitely needed. Also, teachers are told that they have to wait a year or two to take the Licensure Exam because they're trying to complete the applicants of the old curriculum. Instead of registering twice a year, they should be registering twice a month until caught up! Get these teachers processed before they forget all the nonsense you taught them that doesn't make them a better teacher, but you'll have on the licensure exam anyway. If graduates do not have immediate access to the Licensure Exam, something's not functioning properly at DepEd! Get those teachers teaching!
I'm a Filipino
I'm so stressed, if my grades is only 79% my parents will call me a failure
and if i work harder I will be even more stressed
class start in 7:30 AM and end in 4:30 PM
you have to finish multiple assignments and other things need to be finished
I feel like killing myself so all my problems will go away!
The majority of the teachers here really need to be taught how to properly teach. Too many of them stick to their own archaic and mindless ways that most times don't even have any grounds in what is effective and efficient. It's absurd that a professor is able to get away with eating up hours just to show off how strict they are or to preach on some more irrelevant matters. Or by giving repetitive examples, asking the opinions of every single student with little to no meaningful feedback, all the played out gimmicks and shit that we just accepted as the way it always is. Of course there are some teachers who don't fit this stereotype but it's sad that those teachers aren't the standard.
@@canti7951 precisely!
@@白キロ they have no way to measure what is humanly possible for a student to pull off all requirements when all courses require them simultaneously. it is too random. i could even say chaotic to think about that it is not the same case as the batch before or after, yet you are being 'judged'(graded) as if you were given a lighter set of loads experienced or will be experienced by other batches. pure injustice, ridiculously unfair.
This is not only a problem for Philippines it's a problem for the whole world too.
Memorization is the only thing that the teacher teach it's unauthentic learning!!
This also happens in Indonesia
Although memorization is important as well.
Memorization is important in itself. I think, as a student myself have taken notice that majority in my class even at the college level undervalue education and it's obvious because they're too "care-free" mostly spending time in social media or doing something else other than studying. It's not just a teacher issue that plays at hand but there other factors that contribute as well
@@justmeagain9302 well memorizing shit that you have 0 interest on wont work,you will just forget it like 3 days later
precisely. not saying that memorization isnt important, but it seems to be the most prominent teaching method when it comes to how the students are taught during lessons.
i moved from america to the philippines and right off the bat i noticed how memorization is what most of the students here rely on when it comes to learning, rather than actually comprehending and understanding the info given to them. the constant recitations and lack of projects / assignments / tasks that enhance overall literacy is quite abundant
If you will ask me,the Philippines needs to restructure or reformat its educational system properly, for example the government should give more privileges and benefits to all teachers/instructors(aside from compensation)in order for them to motivate in delivering more of their education skills to students. The government should allot more funds to assist underprivileged but to the deserving bright and passionate students like granting more scholarships and provisions(allowances, meals, materials)which will serve as a motivation to study competitively but unfortunately our education department does not supported well especially from local governments(blame it to corruption,bureaucracy,inefficiency etc.)😔😔😔
I have a niece who receives 25K a month as a public elem school teacher in the province. That's hardly a low salary by Philippine standards. They also have a lot of benefits from gov't agencies plus they are allowed to engage in 'rakets' while teaching which has been abused by them. I feel like they spend more time doing 'rakets' than preparing for class and teaching. The real problem goes beyond motivation. I can cite a few solutions but this isn't the proper forum for it. I wish I could have a word with VP Sara as Educ Sec.
@@s.t.santos5928 I am experiencing the same thing too. My sibling entered a public elementary and the absolute lack of lesson planning, attention to detail, or even empathy towards struggling students is deplorable.
These teachers would rather make parents buy Rex books from them at a 'discounted' price despite already having deped books than to actually drill students in practice and constructive teaching to solve their struggles. I suspect these teachers are getting commissions. There's also teachers that deliberately leave their class and students in order to concentrate on tutoring students with extra cash to the point that students cant leave the classroom even if its already time for dismissal.
@@linagarett All so very true and indeed a shame that teachers have gone that low in the practice of their profession. I could cite a few more but this is hardly the proper forum to discuss such matters. I sincerely wish I could have a word with VP Sara but I don't have the proper connections.
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Here's a better idea.
Get rid of government entirely.
Having been an elementary student in a public school in the 1960s, I suggest that DepEd focus more on the basic 3R's - Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, with extra emphasis on English, from Grades 1 thru 6. I saw the modules for Grade 6 and I couldn't believe them. In Science, for instance, the topics covered were more suited for students taking up Biology or Pre-Med in College. It's fine if students are able to cope but I believe only those studying in schools like UP Integrated, Phil Science High, and a number of elite private schools could truly grasp it on their own. Even the tutors and/or parents aren't able to cope that easily, leaving most students clueless and defeated. And the cycle moves on to the next level. It's my guess that at least 90% of students, esp in so-so public schools, end up not getting educated at all.
This is absolutely correct, I finished my senior high school with distance learning. And it greatly challenges you to learn things on your own, because no one at home can supervise most of us Filipino students. I have cousins that are in elementary and junior high school, that are studying in public schools. I was surprised that most of them can't comprehend what they are reading, whether the subjects are taught in English, Filipino, or mother tounge. Some of the provided learning materials, aren't even properly made, it contained lots of errors, like wrong spelling of words. It just shows that the government should focus more on the quality of public education, rather than the quantity. They can't even provide enough classrooms and teachers, for the students.
@@allovertheplace4250 Shocking, indeed. I've been private tutoring for over a decade and, believe me, I had high school graduates from public schools who didn't know the basic multiplication table nor the conjugation of the verb 'to be.' (They haven't heard of the word 'conjugation' to begin with. LoL!). Unless the school comes from a far-flung barangay with hardly any resources, I blame the teachers and DepEd for the failure of the students. Schoolchildren are getting more bobo every year!
@@s.t.santos5928 bawal magbagsak. lol.
bawal pagalitan.
bawal magparusa.
valedictorian ako nung elem. nung napalo ako ng titser, tanggap ko kasi kasalanan ko. ngayon, bawal, child abuse
@@genaldgalicia5834 Oo nga, bat nga ba ganyan na ngayon? Nung panahon namin, kahihiyan pag naiiwan sa klase, palo at kurot ang aabutin sa teachers pag walang disiplina o mababa ang grades. Ngayon, nagmamalaki pa ang estudyante na mataas ang grades kahit walang alam at di pumapasok ha ha. Marami din kasing teachers ang walang paki kung may natutuhan ang estudyante. Parang gumaya tayo sa America eh di naman tayo Amerikano ha ha.
Teachers in public schools do more than just teaching. They do tons of paperwork and other non-teaching workloads like DRRM, School Property, Learning Information System, School Feeding, among other coordinatorships which consumes most of their time, instead of preparing instructional materials and daily lesson plan. Working condition nowadays in the DepEd really sucks! Teachers are burning out. Not to mention sila pa ang hunuhugot sa sariling bulsa para sa printer, pinura, etc. Alam mo ba yan? It's the bad policies, the curriculum, and the system. We are at the mercy of the bad system. Don't blame teachers for this. Magturo ka muna sa DepEd nang malaman mo mga hinaing ng mga guro.
I've known so many students who were forced to hire programmers to do their Thesis because they weren't taught how to code their programs. Their teachers only taught them theories and lectures but no actual programming. Later, their Thesis advisers and panelists are asking them to do more than what they could do. They expect them to do good even they (Thesis advisers and panelists) themselves don't know how to do it.
Yes, some teachers are underqualified to teach yet have ridiculous expectations
I'm a grade 9 student in the philippines, from my experience I think the problem is how they teach students, they mostly rely on memorization without ever needing to know the material ( except for maths ) + the teachers will always sound very discouraged and stressed out, or just grouchy, im not saying that they shouldnt- I understand why theyre stressed it's just that it makes the students become uninterested with the subject, they would just play MBL on their phone or hang out with their friends, the way they teach it is also Soo boring, no clubs or anything like that, there's more to it than meets the eye, I'm just stating my opinion as a fellow student
totally agree with you. When I studied in the Philippines, it's more memorization even in college without understanding the concept. I remembered on the examination, the questions were exactly the same thing what's on the textbook, so other student just memorized it in order to pass the exam. When I moved in the USA, the education is totally different. It's based on how you understand the topic instead of memorizing it.
Agree and studying in public school is even worse,you're graduated without learning anything getting 80 grades on card with no efforts
Most teachers in the Philippines are not actually unmotivated to teach and they don't teach well
@@aronjacob465 True, Im in a public school too I've been able to pass grade levels and yet i still don't memorize the ten times table it's probly just me but you get the point 😭
you're right. I'm currently about to enter 9th grade right now... I lack enthusiasm entering school just as u said bc of such :(( there's actually alot our country is really facing. and it really hurts to hear about it to be honest.
ive graduated in a top university and was usually told since childhood that i was a smart kid but after graduation, the course i picked does not really give me a job since the market seems to lack demand and is oversupplied and they only take experienced applicants, which how can i get experience when theres no company willing to take someone on, so i get no job and my educational background is a waste
your a product of graduate for employee not employer
Try being an entrepreneur
@@redflores9837 That is easily said than done my brother
It sucks that all of the hardwork that you have put in your education has amounted to nothing. be strong mate and hopefully you find a job soon Good luck
Eto realtalk lang.
Mababa ang tingin ng lipunang Pilipino sa propesyon ng pagtuturo kasi mababa ang pasweldo at walang overtime pay "Teaching lang" naman yan kase. Kaya naman, yung pinakamagagaling na mga mamamayan ay hindi pinipili at hindi nahihikayat sa propesyong ito. Hindi tuloy name-mentor yung susunod na henerasyon ng mahuhusay na indibidwal. Kaya asahan mo, In the next 10 years, yung mga problemang tinalakay sa videong ito, yan at yan din ang mga problemang pag-uusapan ulit. Paulit ulit lang.
Hangga't walang pagbabago sa kultura, ugali, at pamamahala, walang mangyayari. Tanggapin na lang na 'yan na 'yan. Kung may pagbabago man, sa mga maliliit na setting o eskuwelahan na lang ngunit wag nang asahan sa national level.
Ahhhh yes i remembered that we have a computer subject but got only 3 computers vs many students and it's not even updated thank goodness i do online job and got decent payment
I believe it is crucial to reduce the amounts of homeworks or projects assigned to students so that student like me could at least enjoy their social life and not entirely focusing on to academics!!!! 🥺😩
Hindi naman totoo ‘yan eh! I strongly disagree po since you only believe that because you yourself probably is one of the most timid person in the world. Hence, you are just as impatient as you are and not responsible enough to do your duties as student.
@@Anonymous-iw7kc limang project all on the same day dagdag mo pa ung tatlong essays at recitation at quiz
@@waludalu5102 kaya nga nawalan nako ng gana sa pagaaral eh grade 8 palang ako.
@@Anonymous-iw7kc actually hence why a lot of filipinos can't speak English properly or read something in English due to the crappy education system of course the government won't improve it so they can manipulate the cittezens in the Philippines easily.
@@Anonymous-iw7kcthat has got to be the most braindead and autistic reply I have ever seen.
As a student, all we do in science is literally write pages, not even "reviewing" for science test
Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
@@easyenglishwithmstasha it's getting better now when it's quarter 1
Because graduating teachers cannot take the Licensure Exams after earning their degree (some provinces they are told for one to two years while they process old curriculum students), they are forced to look elsewhere for jobs, especially OFW. Instead of holding these Licensure Exams twice a year, why not hold them twice a month until DepEd is caught up. We need to get these teachers into school while they are still excited about teaching and are mentally equipped to do their best. Waiting two years for the exam not only increases their chance of failure, but wastes the money spent on that education as they are more likely to find some other work that is available like in call centers or OFW. DepEd is specifically responsible for this excessive Licensure delay.
I agreee. 💯💯💯
The vice president was appointed by our president to be the secretary of education. Was the president choice a wise one.? The answer is to be seen. Why education deserved a much needed attention, simply because the outcome is too crucial for the future of our country. As a Filipino we cannot afford to be left behind, as such the. Govt should do the best that they can to give the proper education to our future generation and future leader of our country to be the best among the best.Our leader in the future should aspire that our country should become one of the richest country in the world.
And look who they voted? Sigh
Tapos po ng Highschool sa Novaliches, under graduate sa University Belt, US NAVY CHIEF PETTY OFFICER….Factory Worker ang MAGULANG ko po. Ito lang ang Kaya ko mentally…Wala akong excuse..
The problem for me stems how there is a lack of comprehension.
It is always memorization and memorization.
People hate math because there is nothing to memorise but to understand.
Memorization is the basis of intelligence.
I can't blame the teachers because their education system failed too.
They are taught to teach whats given to them and the salary for them is also bad.
Some teachers are also not that passionate and it is purely just textbook knowledge.
Mapeh is suppose to be outside of textbooks but its not.
There are also biases when it comes to picking who.
People often pick the smart people to be the leader when there are "average" students who are true leaders.
It is truly sad to see that we filipinos are rank low in iq and our comprehension skills.
Another thing i wanna add is the honor student stuff.
Which is extremely toxic especially to elememtary students.
The pressure sucks partner that with a flawed system
Im an honor stufent myself but I simply see no point if the intellegence is based on memorization or based on being an honor student.
Its a one way learning and some of other peoples passion is usually not entertained as they believe other than you enter their rat race you are a failure.
I wish somehow its refurnished in a way that everyone has the opportunity.
As an honor student myself i truly agree with you like they should change the f-ing
"educational system" immediatly like the subjects are not interesting and will stress you up
I was always told i was a "genius" by people but when its school being involved I'm always considered "weird" and "stupid" i think that is more than enough.
Elementary and high school teachers don't have any assistants yet the job is impossible to be done by only 1 person.. Teachers can't focus on teaching because of paperworks na wala namang kwenta yung iba.. its either.. pagagalitan ka coz you did not finish those papers, or Gagawin mo yung paper works pero di ka naman mkakapagturo... Or you do both and will affect your body.. so many teachers in the Philippines were hospitalised due to stress! or worst they suicide... kaya di ako nagtataka many Teachers are resigning and choose to teach abroad for better treatment..
Well said ung math teacher ko sa grade 5 nagresign na. Baka nagresign sya dahil sa stress. As a student palagi na lng akong nagstrustruggle sa mga subjects dahil nakakalito talaga un at natatakot akong magkaroon ng 75 percent like bro that their expectation that will melt your brain more than brainrot videos at marami talagang paperwork to do like bro give us rest at least and tatawagin nila akong tamad dahil hindi ko ginawa ung assignment i mean nagpapahinga pa ung utak at katawan ko bruh. They should change the education system because instead of making our brains big it just fries our braincells more
Kulang sa aklat.kulang sa rooms... kulang kagamitan.... ang guro pa ang gagawa ng sariling device sa pagtuturo.maraming reports.maraming gawain ang guro na hindi na makapagturo ng maayos....ewan ku lang...
I am a product of "pasang awa system" in a back water school. And I failed my subs in college due to my poor performance and our prof letting us report in front and not actually teach well.... Some of our prof also are not compassionate and instead of teaching they let us do our thing like letting us cheat our activities but it is Ged subs hehe. And i regret not doing my best in highschool. One of my prof also did say quote "hello nasa university kayo hindi college so you should report in front"
Destroy the "No Child Left Behind" policy. This policy punishes teachers who fail students. In an interview I did with a few teachers and students in a public elementary school, I found several 4th grade students who couldn't read at all! But instead of being turned back to work on their fundamentals, these kids are being passed on to the next grade. How is the teacher going to cope? They usually teach 40 to 50 per class, and have at least 5 different classes to teach. It's impossible for them to give each child proper guidance, and with the NCLB policy, they have no choice but to pass students who are failing. They implemented the k12 system, yet didn't give proper support for k12 graduates nor enforced changes in the employment sector to accommodate these grads. The k12 system could have been the PH's best hope for quick development, instead it became a tool to line the pockets of the education mafia. Ina nyo, iboto nyo ko presidente ayusin ko lahat yan wahahahahaha
Dati hindi talaga pinapasa kapag fail in the 90’s kaya takot kami dati maiwanan ng batch.
@@Adelfa-zd5eu Dapat pinapasa talaga ung students na mga yan saka di naman lahat magaling sa academics, saka grades don't define your future kung ganun pala un bat anrami naging successful kahit hinde naman magaling sa school academics.
@@xyi898most of the time those are the people who are very skilled and worked their asses off, but grades can define your future. That's why people (older generation) will often say to not drop out and to study hard.
I believe this to be a tried and failed Amer. ed. Policy I be live under Bush administration. It's similar to "teach to the test" another ineffectual boondoggle.
@@kylacassandraandog1383 grades can define you, since that is how they are made, your degree and qualification depends on it. But, I do feel like once pushed, people have their own ways of having a role in society.
Thanks a bunch. I need this info.
By the way...
May your holidays sparkle with joy and laughter.
I hope the magic of Christmas fills every corner of your heart and home with joy - now and always.
No mention at all that most who don't finish school is because of their own financial family problems where the kids need to stop going after a certain point if their family income gets affected?
Government can put all the money it wants but if none of it go to students that need school supplies for projects or even to write on paper then access will always be affected
Very true. If the pamilya doesn't have money, it doesn't have money. If the power is out, as it often is, and there is no money for load, you cannot hold the student accountable for things that are beyond their control. I'm glad schools are going back to face to face, but DepEd seems not to have addressed the failures of the last couple of years.
@@dwightthompson5305 Well duh Deped is also Corrupt
THE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS HERE (PUBLIC STATE UNIVERSITIES) IS REALLY WORST THE REGISTRATION IS EARLIER !!
philippines schools are so low but theres other high
No wonder why this country is poor as shit
In my opinion we must take examples from our neighboring countries that have excellent systems like japan.
1. Make preschool (ages 4-5) be more about teaching moral values. And dabbling on creative learning like music and arts. (Look at japanese counterpart)
2. Grade school year 1-4 should have math, science and english(reading) as main subjects.
Minor subject should be lessened to not burden the children. (One of the reason why children are having difficulty in English, its because we have also Filipino language. In other countries, they don't use English as much, and only learn other subject aside from English in their native language. Its different from us who uses english in most of our major subjects. So they should be given these 4 yrs to at least be proficient in English)
3. Grade 5-6 Introduction to Filipino subject and other minor subjects. Music and arts should be mandatory (learning one instrument/or any art (painting, sculpting, poetry, etc) should be required)
4. Grade 7-10 leveling up Math and Science (at least on par with international requirement)
5. Grade 11-12 aside from STEM, Maths and Science should be on the level needed on that strand.
I know that there are alot to improve aside from the system. Infrastructures are lacking. Also, without the parents help, it will be a uphill climb. We must remember that character and attitude towards self, others and also to learning are very important; and teachers are only second to parents or relatives in teaching these to the child.
Japan is famously known for the worst student suicide rates.. soo, you should probably consider the few things, we really don't need to be the best, but we should also strive to equalize the experience in the academic environment and the education learned.
😢 Philippines children continues to sleep in the Cemetery.Without running water or bathrooms since 1952😢😮
Kasalanannang luwal sa kanila. Hindi nang gobyerno. Galing mag pa buntis. Phil need family planning again.
Everything went down hill when they ousted the Marcoses, we were on par in fact better than singapore in the late 60's, now look what happened...
Politicians in the Philippines are crappy and fake hence why they don't wanna improve the education in the Philippines they won't manipulate the people that easily.
I wish i wasn't born here
Some kids dont relate well to academics. There should be alternate paths for them through vocational training and farming.
You forgot to mention the low salary for teachers which to teachers quiet quitting, leading to education being mediocre at best
Simple but no one would like to sct. First have sn assesment exam on subject like Marh, science snd English in Grade 6 in grade 10 and grade 12. If s student fails he mudt take a remrdisl classvl and take exam until he pass before going to the next level.
I AM EXCITED TO BE NO LONGER INTERESTED ABOUT LIVING PERMANENTLY HERE IN THE ENTIRE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS/THE NO MAN'S LAND.
I am a student And I didn’t do alot and I mean alot in school yet I still passed
The worst part of the school in the Philippines is whole day
Throwing money at this isn't the solution. Maybe stop the emphasis on dance routines and awards and for sure confiscate the phones. Obsession with Facebook games tictoc etc is a major detriment to success.
Sorry! I don't like education in Philippines because:
1. Noisy and annoying Classroom
2. Uncomfortable Classroom Environment
3. Unnecessary Teachings
4. I don't like subjects
5. Unnecessary Events
Seeing that your just a kid it make sense
@@chris92264 there are a lot of unnecessary subjects in the Philippines especially in college plus high standards finding a job hence why mostly end up in call center.
@@chris92264 Kids can still have a point, and we should take them into consideration, like with all suggestions.
I've always hated school because the teachers are assholes they tell us that we are all different from one another and that making mistakes are okay and are human but shame us and treat us like shit when we miss one irrelevant homework about some dumb shit i dont have an interest on
Corruption
As a Gen Alpha, my teacher forced me to dance while i cannot dance perfectly, The teacher kept on forcing me, getting mad at me and unmotivating me... Also WTH do you need to do useless dances (festivals) when you dont even need it in life 😡😡
Tell me science questions and anatomy, I learned more in TH-cam and got increasingly dumber in school 😂😂😂😂😂
If only school encouraged us to explore ideas instead of making us feel dumb cuz kids are naturally curious
There's a problem with bureaucracy.
the only good teachers on my school is my filipino and science and computer they actually talk to studemts and help
Teacher yelling at students to shut up for the 865365th time:
Higher 200
... i went to their country and gr 5s are doing what i do in gr 8
*mag aral ng mabuti pra pagkatapos mag negosyo. Kc nasa negosyo ang pera. Wala yan sa pagiging empleyado gang tumanda....*
HAHA GAGO
truth
note: WAG BASTA2 MAGNEGOSYO earn capital first then pagaralan mo papasukin na negosyo mahirap ung bigla2 lang
capitalism, everyone.
Where does the line go for education problems in the Philippines? Many years ago I chatted to a filipina from Iligan City, how ever she turned out to be less than she claimed to be. But some of her answers was extremely weird, like when I asked her if Tagalog was written with signs just like other asian languages. I had ask that 3 times bcoz she couldn't understand the question the first two times, the third time I asked that question she replied with "we don't speak tagalog we speak bisayan" or when I asked her if snake was eaten in the Philippines and she replied with "we don't eat snake" or her clueless reply to my question about Iligan City "well it's a big city, it has a civic center and it's the provincial capital of Lanao del Norte". There was just a massive problem with her answers, tagalog has been the national language of the Philippines since 1937 and it's taught in schools in Iligan City, snake is eaten in the Philippines (maybe not in Lanao del Norte, Mindanao or Iligan City) but that's not what I asked and it's eaten in the Philippines. I asked her about Iligan City but she described the 2nd Class municipality of Tubod, I know that Maria was a compulsive liar that lied about her siblings whereabouts and their ages, she had listed Tubod on her dating profile even though she wasn't living there, and she lied about the existence of the international airport. But shouldn't someone who was studying nursing at the time know such basic things like the language that 95 % of filipinos are speaking?
You're getting catfished most likely, and she's probably under 18.
The farther you go from Manila, the dumber the people get in speaking English. Trust me, I've dealt with them and I have hands on experience.
I want to drop out in my first semester but couldn't because of those stupid rule's😂
PHILIPPINE HAS THE WORST EDUCATION RULE SYSTEM
As a student in Philippines. it was more essential to give more fucos on the core subjects which is the Mathematics, science and English don't give granted the minor subjects,minkr subjects also can be vocational course like the extra curricular activities such as the TESDA program. in school year start they should imply more in the 3 core subjects,and the students should required to attend TESDA course in atleast 14 days in summer.
Corruption! corruption! Corruption! 😂
I think a 2 minute video clip tells us nothing substantial about the real issues.
Uh thought this was gonna be long
What is the main idea of this video?
If you need to ask that question. You didn't understand it's message
It means the education system in the Philippines is crap.
Its mean that the ph education system is shit
200 200 IQ
But still filipinos got the highest EQ in the world🎉
lack of good jobs
Its always the third world and emerging economic nations have mostly poor and corrupt education system and Philippines is a great example of it especially how extremely unequal the nation is.
Before you discuss the problem of the Philippines ' education, just do honest research first about Western countries' literacy rates and how they spend heaps for education.
Education system in US is way worse.
Nahh, i don't think so
Nah Philippines is much worse than US
Wanna how long our vacation last?
2 Weeks
Equally worse, there.
Phılıphins and turkey russian agent solider ataturk CHP emperyal party very very friends on education system
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