The document discusses curriculum evaluation through learning assessment in the Philippine educational system. It outlines the Philippine Qualification Framework which aligns with the ASEAN framework. The Philippine system divides levels into eight levels from grades 10 to 12. Each level expects learners to achieve specific standards and competencies. The levels are evaluated based on three domains: knowledge, skills and values; application; and responsibility or independence level. The document provides examples of competencies expected at levels 1 and 2, which correspond to grades 10 and 12 respectively, within each of the three domains. It continues the discussion with subsequent levels to be outlined by another reporter.
The document discusses curriculum evaluation through learning assessment in the Philippine educational system. It outlines the Philippine Qualification Framework which aligns with the ASEAN framework. The Philippine system divides levels into eight levels from grades 10 to 12. Each level expects learners to achieve specific standards and competencies. The levels are evaluated based on three domains: knowledge, skills and values; application; and responsibility or independence level. The document provides examples of competencies expected at levels 1 and 2, which correspond to grades 10 and 12 respectively, within each of the three domains. It continues the discussion with subsequent levels to be outlined by another reporter.
The document discusses curriculum evaluation through learning assessment in the Philippine educational system. It outlines the Philippine Qualification Framework which aligns with the ASEAN framework. The Philippine system divides levels into eight levels from grades 10 to 12. Each level expects learners to achieve specific standards and competencies. The levels are evaluated based on three domains: knowledge, skills and values; application; and responsibility or independence level. The document provides examples of competencies expected at levels 1 and 2, which correspond to grades 10 and 12 respectively, within each of the three domains. It continues the discussion with subsequent levels to be outlined by another reporter.
Through Learning Assessment Achieve Learning Outcomes
Learning outcomes are the
significant and essential learning that the learners have achieved after the course or program The Philippine Qualification Framework (PQF) is aligned to the ASEAN Reference Qualification Framework (ARQF) The Philippine Educational System is divided into eight levels. In each level, the learners are expected to achieve specific standards and competencies of the learning outcomes. The eight levels are based on three domains. • Knowledge, skills and values • Application • Responsibility-Level of independence DOMAIN Level 1 (Grade 10) Level 2 (Grade 12) Competencies Competencies -Possesses foundational -Possesses foundational knowledge across learning knowledge across range areas with core competencies learning areas and technical in communication, scientific, skills in chosen career tracks Knowledge, critical, creative thinking, andwith advanced competencies in Skills, and use of technology. communication, scientific, critical, creative thinking, and Values -Have an understanding use of technology. of right and wrong, history and cultural heritage, and -Have an understanding of respect to the self, others and right and wrong, history and environment cultural heritage, and respect to the self, others and environment DOMAIN Level 1 (Grade 10) Level 2 (Grade 12) Competencies Competencies -Apply foundational -Apply foundational knowledge, skills, and knowledge, technical skills, values in academic and real and values in academic and Application life situations through real life situations through sound reasoning, informed sound reasoning, informed decision-making and the decision-making and the judicious use of resources. judicious use of resources. -Apply skills in -Apply skills in varied Degree of limited situations with situations with close independenc close supervisions. supervisions. e Will be continued by the next reporter