PISA 2022 report: Pilipinas pangalawa sa pinakamababa sa 64 bansa pagdating sa creative thinking

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Wala pa mang naitatalagang kapalit ni Vice Pres. Sara Duterte bilang Education secretary, may mga hamon na agad siyang kahaharapin sa sektor ng edukasyon. Kabilang ang mababang puntos ng Pilipinas sa isang pagsusulit pagdating sa creative thinking.

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00:00Vice President Sara Duterte, as an Education Secretary, has a lot of challenges ahead of her in the education sector as a low point in the Philippines when it comes to creative thinking.

00:14Here is my lesson.

00:20In the report of PISA or Program for International Student Assessment,

00:24the Philippines is almost behind when it comes to creative thinking.

00:28The score is 14 points in the Philippines.

00:30Second to last in 64 countries.

00:34Patrice Ruciana is an incoming grade 7 pupil in a public school in Manila.

00:38And her mother, Emily, believes that poverty is the reason behind the low score of these tests for Filipino youth.

00:44This is based on her daily experience with her classmates.

00:48In my opinion, it is also because of poverty.

00:51Some really can't afford to go to school.

00:53And when it comes to online classes, there is no payment for loading the phone.

01:00When our teachers ask them to give a presentation, they don't stand up.

01:05They are embarrassed.

01:07Because they can't read or they don't understand?

01:10They can't read.

01:13This was also pointed out in the report of PISA,

01:15where it is stated that it is rooted in the low literacy skills or weakness in reading,

01:19the reason why their creative thinking is a hindrance to the students.

01:24This is one of the challenges facing the next Education Secretary in place of Vice President Sara Duterte.

01:31According to the House Committee on Basic Education Chairman Roman Romulo,

01:35this is the long-term goal of the strong curriculum that will be implemented in 2023.

01:40Because if we don't master the basic functional literacy,

01:43how can we improve our higher competencies?

01:47That's why we want to reduce the number of subjects and competencies in the strong curriculum

01:52so that teachers and students can focus on basic functional literacy,

01:58reading comprehension, math age appropriate, and science.

02:04She added that the reforms in education need to be focused and will be implemented according to the plan.

02:09That's why the next secret of the DepEd is that there should be a political will

02:13to defend the directions and policies that will improve the quality of education in the country.

02:18For GMA Integrated News, Ivan Mayrena, for 24 Hours.

02:39For more stories, visit nyseagrant.org

PISA 2022 report: Pilipinas pangalawa sa pinakamababa sa 64 bansa pagdating sa creative thinking | 24 Oras Weekend

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