This document outlines the key differences between modular distance learning (MDL), radio-based instruction (RBI), and blended distance learning (BDL) modalities. It describes the essential resources, roles of teachers, parents/guardians, and schools for each modality. The teacher orients stakeholders to the modality, provides learning materials, monitors progress, and communicates with parents/guardians. Parents/guardians attend orientations, ensure learners can participate, provide feedback to teachers, and pick up/return materials. Schools provide required resources and coordinate health and safety protocols.
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This document outlines the key differences between modular distance learning (MDL), radio-based instruction (RBI), and blended distance learning (BDL) modalities. It describes the essential resources, roles of teachers, parents/guardians, and schools for each modality. The teacher orients stakeholders to the modality, provides learning materials, monitors progress, and communicates with parents/guardians. Parents/guardians attend orientations, ensure learners can participate, provide feedback to teachers, and pick up/return materials. Schools provide required resources and coordinate health and safety protocols.
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This document outlines the key differences between modular distance learning (MDL), radio-based instruction (RBI), and blended distance learning (BDL) modalities. It describes the essential resources, roles of teachers, parents/guardians, and schools for each modality. The teacher orients stakeholders to the modality, provides learning materials, monitors progress, and communicates with parents/guardians. Parents/guardians attend orientations, ensure learners can participate, provide feedback to teachers, and pick up/return materials. Schools provide required resources and coordinate health and safety protocols.
This document outlines the key differences between modular distance learning (MDL), radio-based instruction (RBI), and blended distance learning (BDL) modalities. It describes the essential resources, roles of teachers, parents/guardians, and schools for each modality. The teacher orients stakeholders to the modality, provides learning materials, monitors progress, and communicates with parents/guardians. Parents/guardians attend orientations, ensure learners can participate, provide feedback to teachers, and pick up/return materials. Schools provide required resources and coordinate health and safety protocols.
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The document discusses different modalities of distance learning including modular distance learning, radio-based instruction, and blended distance learning. It outlines the distinguishing features, essential resources, and roles of teachers, parents and schools for each modality.
The different modalities of distance learning discussed are modular distance learning, radio-based instruction, and blended distance learning which combines modular learning and radio/TV-based instruction.
In modular distance learning, the teacher orients parents on the modality, monitors student progress, communicates with parents, and ensures learning materials are distributed. Parents guide students, provide feedback to teachers, and ensure materials are returned. Schools provide the modules and coordinate distribution of materials.
DISTANCE LEARNING MATRIX
Distance Learning Distinguishing
Essential Resources Role of Teacher Role of Parent or Household Member Role of School Modality Feature Modular Distance Use of Learning - Self-Learning - Contextualizes the learning activities in the - Attends parent’s/guardian’s - Provides for the required Learning (MDL) Modules Modules (SLM) DepEd-developed SLMs to ensure effective orientation to be aware of their role resources in the (print/nonprint - Supplemental and efficient learning outcome and responsibilities in the learning implementation of MDL learning materials) worksheets/activity - Prints/prepares and provides SLMs for each delivery mode - Coordinates with sheets learner - Claim/pick-up and return learner’s stakeholders in identifying - Orients parents/guardians on the utilization accomplished SLMs/LAS/portfolio in and setting up of of modules and of their role in modular the school’s designated pick-up/drop- Designated Pick-up and distance learning off stations Drop-off Areas (DPUDOA) - Designs differentiated, developmentally - Accomplishes Logbook of Received for the modules and other appropriate supplementary and Returned SLMs learning materials worksheets/learning activity sheets that - Guides learner at home in - Ensures that teachers and addresses individual differences of learners accomplishing learning key stakeholders are - Plans and implements intervention activities tasks/activities abiding to the standard for learners falling behind, particularly - Observes learner’s work and provides health protocols set by learners having difficulty in learning constant feedback to teachers on IATF for health safety and independently their child’s needs and progress security - Monitors and evaluates individual learner’s - Keeps teachers and key progress and achievement using learner stakeholders informed on attainment data DepEd updates, memos, - Keeps records of learner’s progress and and orders attainment such as anecdotal records, portfolio, and the likes - Communicates promptly and clearly the learner’s needs, progress and attainments to parents/guardians via phone calls/texts/chats or home visits, if allowed - Keeps an open line of communication to parents/guardians and learners, whether it be for instructional assistance, clarifications, or giving of compliments Distance Learning Distinguishing Essential Resources Role of Teacher Role of Parent or Household Member Role of School Modality Feature Radio-Based Use of Radio - Transistor Radio - Converts SLMs to radio scripts - Attends parent’s/guardian’s - Provides the radio broadcast Instruction (RBI) Broadcast/radio - Learning Activity - Orients parents/guardian on the RBI learning orientation to be aware of their role schedule of lessons for every program channels or Sheets (LAS) modality and their role in the LDM and responsibilities in the learning of grade level and learning area station dedicated to - Radio Broadcast - Relays to parents/guardians the broadcast their child through RBI mode - Attends to the conduct of providing learning Station schedule of respective classes and subjects - Ensures that learner is able to listen Parents’ and Guardians’ content to learners - Encourages the full participation of learners to the radio broadcast on the Orientation on RBI as LDM as a form of distance during the broadcast schedule scheduled time education - Monitors and evaluates learner’s and - Observes learner’s work and provides parent’s feedback constant feedback to teachers on - Keeps an open line of communication to their child’s needs and progress parents/guardians/learners for assistance, - clarifications, or giving of compliments Blended Distance Combination of 70% - Transistor Radio - Orients parents/guardian on the Module - Attends parent’s/guardian’s - Provides for the required Learning (BDL): Modular Learning - Learning Activity Distance Learning blended with RBI learning orientation to be aware of their role resources in the Combination of and 30% Radio-Based Sheets (LAS) modality and their role in the LDM and responsibilities in the learning implementation of Blended MDL and RBI Instruction - Radio Broadcast - Orients parents/guardians on the utilization delivery mode MDL and RBI Station of modules and of their role in modular - Claim/pick-up and return learner’s - Coordinates with stakeholders - Self-Learning distance learning accomplished SLMs/LAS/portfolio in in identifying and setting up of Modules (SLM) - Relays to parents/guardians the broadcast the school’s designated pick-up/drop- DPUDOAs for the modules and schedule of respective classes and subjects off stations other learning materials - Encourages the full participation of learners - Accomplishes Logbook of Received - Ensures that teachers and key during the broadcast schedule and Returned SLMs stakeholders are abiding to the - Monitors and evaluates learner’s - Guides learner at home in standard health protocols set performance through parent’s feedback accomplishing learning by IATF for health safety and - Keeps an open line of communication to tasks/activities security parents/guardians and learners, whether it - Observes learner’s work and provides - Keeps teachers and key be for instructional assistance, clarifications, constant feedback to teachers on stakeholders informed on or giving of compliments their child’s needs and progress radio broadcast schedule of lessons for every grade level and learning area - Attends to the conduct of Orientation Distance Learning Distinguishing Essential Resources Role of Teacher Role of Parent or Household Member Role of School Modality Feature Blended Distance Use of Learning - Self-Learning - Creates/compiles educational videos that - Attends parent’s/guardian’s - Provides for the required Learning (BDL): Modules and non- Modules corresponds to the lessons based on MELCs orientation to be aware of their role resources in the implementation Combination of cable television for - Learning Activity - Provides parents with the e-learning and responsibilities in the learning of the Blended Learning MDL and TV-Based the showing of Sheets (LAS) materials and orients parents/guardian on delivery mode - Coordinates with stakeholders in Instruction (non- educational videos/ - Non-Cable TV its utilization in blending with the self- - Claim/pick-up and return learner’s identifying and setting up of cable) interactive learning - Educational Videos learning modules accomplished SLMs/LAS/portfolio in DPUDOA for the modules and videos saved on CDs, Flash - Designs differentiated, developmentally the school’s designated pick-up/drop- other learning materials Drives appropriate supplementary off stations - Ensures that teachers and key - Smartphone/ worksheets/learning activity sheets that - Accomplishes Logbook of Received stakeholders are abiding to the Android Phone/ addresses individual differences of learners and Returned SLMs standard health protocols set by Tablet - Plans and implements intervention - Guides learner at home in IATF for health safety and activities for learners falling behind, accomplishing learning security particularly learners having difficulty in tasks/activities - Keeps teachers and key learning independently - Observes learner’s work and provides stakeholders informed on DepEd - Monitors and evaluates individual learner’s constant feedback to teachers on updates, memos, and orders progress and achievement using learner their child’s needs and progress attainment data - Keeps records of learner’s progress and attainment such as anecdotal records, portfolio, and the likes - Communicates promptly and clearly the learner’s needs, progress and attainments to parents/guardians via phone calls/texts/chats or home visits, if allowed - Keeps an open line of communication to parents/guardians and learners, whether it be for instructional assistance, clarifications, or giving of compliments