Implementing Guidelines On The Revised SBM Framework, Assessment Process & Tool (APAT)

Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
You are on page 1of 19

Implementing

Guidelines on October 3, 2017

the Revised
SBM
Framework, DepEd
Assessment Order No.
Process & Tool 83, s. 2012
(APAT)
Background & Rationale

 2005 – SCHOOLS FIRST


INITIATIVE (SFI) empower the
school & its community
stakeholders to effectively address
access & quality issues in basic
education
Background & Rationale

 2006 – BASIC EDUCATION


SECTOR REFORM AGENDA
(BESRA) a comprehensive package
of policy reforms to sustain &
expand the gains of SFI through
SBM
Background & Rationale
Hence, policies on SBM were
formulated
 School Governing Council (SGC)
 Assessment of Level of Practice
 School Improvement Planning (SIP)
 School Report Card (SRC)
Background & Rationale
 Result – very high level of community
involvement & ownership of
stakeholders in the schools
implementing the SBM as evidenced by
their awareness of school concerns & in
their contributions towards addressing
them
Evidences on the need to revisit SBM
implementation
 On School Improvement Planning
SIPs were generally done for compliance
rather than used as aid for planning
 On SBM Assessment

the need to check the close-match between


the guiding principles & the assessment
system & tools
Revised SBM reform thrust

 To better highlight the learner as the


center of SBM practice
 to encompass the diverse realities of
learning contexts
 to enhance the commitment of
education stakeholders at all levels
 to further promote shared governance
between the school community
 to integrate accreditation into SBM
for a seamless assessment of a school
system
 to improve the school system’s
capacity to be on track in achieving
the EFA
Methodology
 Review of issues
 Focus-group discussion
 Content validation
 Field validation of the revised tool
 Joint SBM & PASBE writeshop
 Operational try-out of the tool
ACCESs (A Child & Community-
Centered Education Systems)
and
SBM (School Based
Management):
The Framework
ACCESs
 Product
Ultimate outcome of the
communities/barangays working
together to protect the right of
every child for quality education
& better life
ACCESs
 Process
Approach to effectively
decentralize & bring to reality the
mainstreaming of education as
tool for human development &
total community transformation
Principles
 Principle of Collective Leadership &
Governance
 Principle of Community-Based
Learning
 Principle of Accountability for
Performance & Results
 Principle of Convergence to Harness
Resources for Education
Along these 4 principles of an ACCESs
school system, the SBM will evolve
within the context of “differentiated
practice” as created /affected by the
variations in typology of schools,
leadership quality & characteristics,
resources of the community, diversity
of learners, and extent & depth of
community involvement.
Hence, ACCESs is the “core value”
and the broad framework toward
making education more relevant and
child-centered. The only way to
institute reforms is through
involvement of community
stakeholders and centering all
efforts to learners.
SBM CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Leadership
Leadership &
& Curriculum
Curriculum & &
Governance Learning
Learning (K
(K to
to 12)
12)
Governance VMG

Self-managing & Self-renewing

Accredit

ss
As s e
Evalu
Ev atee
aluat
Functionally
Literate
Plan Citizen
Mo nitor
Monit or

SSttrruuctu nt
cturre
e meent
lem
Impple
Im

LEARNING COMMUNITY
Resource
Resource Accountability
Accountability &
&
Continuous Improvement
Continuous Improvement
Management
Management
BESRA THRUSTS
NCBTS, ECE, ALS, ETC

CENTRAL,REGION, DIVISION

A Child and Community-centered Education Systems


SBM – PASBE OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

ACCREDITATIO Curriculum Accountability


Accountability &
Leadership
Leadership Curriculum & & & Resource
Resource
N STATUS Instruction Continuous
Continuous
&
& Instruction Manage-
Manage-
(K
(K to
to 12)
12) Improvement
Improvement ment
AUTONOMOUS Governance
Governance ment
(Re-Accredited Status)

ACCREDITED LEVEL III: ADVANCED – (ACCREDITED)


(Initial Accreditation)

CANDIDATE LEVEL II: MATURING


STATUS

LEVEL I: DEVELOPING

LEVELS OF PRACTICE
A Child and Community-centered Education Systems
Thank You!

You might also like