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Region IV-A (CALABARZON)

Region IV-A aims to expand access to education through modernizing management and governance under the ICLeA framework. Over 1.9 million learners across 3,538 schools will be reached through modalities like modular distance learning, online distance learning, and blended learning. Content will be delivered through various means like worksheets, textbooks, and video lessons to provide quality learning experiences for students from kindergarten through alternative learning.

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Region IV-A (CALABARZON)

Region IV-A aims to expand access to education through modernizing management and governance under the ICLeA framework. Over 1.9 million learners across 3,538 schools will be reached through modalities like modular distance learning, online distance learning, and blended learning. Content will be delivered through various means like worksheets, textbooks, and video lessons to provide quality learning experiences for students from kindergarten through alternative learning.

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PIVOT 4A

Region IV-A (CALABARZON)


Region IV-A (CALABARZON)

ICLeA Framework

WILFREDO E. CABRAL
Regional Director
4ALCP - ICLeA Framework PIVOT 4A

Expanding Access

Modernizing Mgt. &


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Budget
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PIVOT 4A

Modular Distance Learning 42%


Online Distance Learning ETV 30%
modalities
Distance Learning
of delivery 10%
RBI Distance Learning
4%
Blended Learning Delivery
18%

4ALCP - ICLeA Kinder Elem JHS SHS LSENs ALS


Learning
Experiences 110,567 967,235 673,234 186,342 9,449 8,892

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DUCATION P PEOPLES EDUCATION
R OGRAM EDUCATION PROGRAM
PIVOT 4A

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Modular Distance Learning 42%
Online Distance Learning 30%
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modalities
of delivery ETV Distance Learning 10% learning
plan
RBI Distance Learning 4%
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Blended Learning Delivery 18%

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4ALCP - ICLeA
Learning
Experiences
PIVOT 4A
Digitized 1
Blended LearP
Delivery
online/on-demand 8
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Modular Distance Learning 42%
Online Distance Learning 30%
D A
modalities LR
of delivery ETV Distance Learning 10% learning
plan
RBI Distance Learning 4%
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Online Distance Learning 30%
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plan
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Blended Learning Delivery 18% Print/modules

Quality Assured
Regional SLMs,
Video Lessons

Worksheets,
Redeveloped Existing
SLMs Based on Activity Sheets
Textbooks,
4ALC - ICLeA ADM prepared LRs mapped
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Learning during Taal
eruption
Experiences
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Process

Emerging
Modality
Preferences

MDL
ODL BL TV RBI Others

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Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade

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Grade Grade Grade Grade Grade


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Modality
Preferences
B
B1. Learner Factors

Accessibility to No
Learners
MDL Yes
Will learners be able to have full access
(%) Breakdown by Grade Level to the modality?
G
G
Will learners be able to have necessary
G
G G G learning tools and resources?
Will learners be able to cope with
ODL instructional requirements?
(%) Breakdown by Grade Level
G
G G
G
G
G Sequential
Data
Access for No
TV
Validation
(%) Breakdown by Grade
Level Yes
G
G G
G
G
Family Involvement
G
and Community
RBI Support
(%)
Breakdown by Grade Level G
G
G
G
G G
G
G
G

BL
(%)
Breakdown by Grade Level
G
G
upport while learning from home? Will
learners be able to have assistance
W other than family members?
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Modality
Preferences
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School No
Operations
MDL Management
Yes
(%) Breakdown by Grade Level Is it doable?
G Is it responsive to community
G G
G G G
situation?
Is it within school’s capacity to
implement?
ODL
(%) Breakdown by Grade Level
School No
G
G G
Logistics
G G
G Sequential Data Access for Management
Yes
TV Is resource use and distribution
(%) Validation efficient?
Breakdown by Grade 2 or more
Is communication channel
Level
facilitative? discard
G G
G G
G
G Is administrative control defined? Less than 3 proceed
with interventions
RBI In consultation with
(%) School No
Breakdown by Grade Level parents and other
Supply
G stakeholders
Management
G
G G
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Yes 3 or more
proceed
BL Is buy-in from stakeholders
(%) Breakdown by Grade Level evident?
Is support system established?
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Emerging
Modality
Preferences
B

Process

Manual Data
Input: Teachers
LM1 Deployment
Analysis & No
(%) Formula
GG
G GG
G
Sufficient? Yes
S
o LM2
r
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GG
G GG
G

LM3
(%)
GG
G GG
G
Emerging
Modality
Preferences
B

 Learning Delivery Modalities (based on options finalized)


 Key Stages (based on support mechanism identified
 Time Allotment (based on existing DepEd issuance)
 Types of Learners (SPED, GIDAs, ALS, etc)

Store Data
 Support  One-week
 Learner Mapping for establishing
(Key Insights on
KIOSKs  All typologies of school Dry-run Results)
 Roles  Roles  All learning area
 Expectations  Communication
 Collaboration  MOU/MOA
 All grade levels
 Learning Modalities  All types of learners
 Agreements  All learning delivery modalities
Emerging
Modality
Preferences
B

Store
 School Adjusted LC
Data (Key  PLearners Packet
Insights  Teachers’ Instructional KITs (IDEA)
on Dry-run
Results)  Schools Operating Budget
 School Plant and Facilities (Learning
Hub and Operations Center
PIVOT 4A

diagnostic

formative summative

Authentic

4ALCP - ICLeA
Assessment
PIVOT 4A
Region IV-A (CALABARZON)
PIVOT 4A
Region IV-A (CALABARZON)

 Mob
ile
Tea
cher
s in
the
For
mal
Syst
em

 Trib
al Leader
and othe
Elders in r
IP Org
Communit aniz
ies atio
n’s

 ALS
Sup
Mobile
port
Teachers
train
formal
teachers

 Teachers
PIVOT 4A
Region IV-A (CALABARZON)

Teachers volunteering
services in remote
areas during
enrolment

It can be sustained
during the school
year to ensure that
education continues
Region IV-A (CALABARZON)

Riders, PTA
Organization and
LGU support will
make it happen!

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