SSE2 MIDTERM REVIEWER

Republic Act 10533

The Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013 that serves as a legal foundation for educational reform in the Philippines, supporting the K-12 Curriculum.

K-12 Curriculum

A reform in the Philippine education system extending basic education from 10 to 12 years, aimed at aligning with global standards.

MATATAG Curriculum

The latest initiative aimed at strengthening foundational learning in the Philippines, focusing on literacy, numeracy, and socio-emotional development.

SEDP (Secondary Education Development Program)

An initiative to improve quality, equity, and access to secondary education, particularly in developing nations.

Civic Competence

The ability of individuals to understand and engage in civic affairs and responsibilities, as emphasized in Philippine education reforms.

National Identity

The sense of belonging to and pride in being part of a nation, which the curriculum aims to foster among students.

Global Competitiveness

The ability of a country’s workforce to compete in global markets, which is a goal of educational reforms like the K-12 and MATATAG curricula.

Critical Thinking

The ability to analyze information and make informed decisions, a key focus of the new educational curriculum.

Vocational Skills

Practical skills that prepare students for specific trades and employment, integrated into the secondary education curriculum through programs like SEDP.

Inclusive Education

An educational approach that ensures all students, including those with disabilities and from marginalized backgrounds, have access to quality education.

Inter-disciplinary Approach

An educational approach that blends knowledge and methods from multiple disciplines to create a cohesive understanding of complex problems.

Multi-disciplinary Approach

An educational strategy that incorporates perspectives from various disciplines while keeping them distinct and separate.

Enhanced Basic Education Act of 2013

Legislation in the Philippines that established reforms for a longer and more effective education system, including the K-12 Curriculum.

STEM Subjects

Curricular areas focusing on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, promoted within educational reforms for their relevance to global job markets.

Bologna Process

An agreement between European countries to ensure comparability in the standards and quality of higher education qualifications.

Washington Accords

A set of agreements that recognize engineering qualifications across international borders, emphasizing the need for standardized education.

Education for All 2015

An initiative aimed at ensuring universal access to quality education, emphasizing inclusivity and equity.

Civic Consciousness

Awareness and active engagement in civic responsibilities and issues, which the curriculum aims to cultivate in students.

Social Responsibility

A principle that emphasizes the responsibility of individuals and organizations to act for the benefit of society at large.

Decentralization of Education Management

The transfer of authority and responsibility for education administration from central to local authorities, aimed at enhancing responsiveness.

Teacher Professional Development

Continuous education and training for teachers to improve their teaching skills and adapt to new educational standards.

Learning Competencies

The essential skills and knowledge that students are expected to gain from their educational experiences.

Curriculum Development

The process of planning and organizing a course of study in educational institutions.

Pedagogy

The art and science of teaching and instructional methods used in education.

Assessment

The systematic process of documenting and using empirical data to measure student understanding.

Learning Outcomes

Statements that describe what students are expected to achieve by the end of a course or program.

Standards-Based Education

An educational practice that focuses on measuring student performance against established standards.

Formative Assessment

Assessment conducted during the learning process, aimed at improving student learning outcomes.

Summative Assessment

Assessment that evaluates student learning at the end of an instructional unit or course.

Differentiated Instruction

Tailoring teaching methods and resources to accommodate diverse learners' needs.

Collaborative Learning

An educational approach where students work together to achieve shared learning goals.

Blended Learning

An education model that combines traditional classroom instruction with online learning.

Project-Based Learning

A teaching method that encourages students to learn by engaging in real-world projects.

Experiential Learning

Learning through experience, reflection, and application.

Inclusive Curriculum

An educational curriculum designed to be accessible and beneficial for all students.

Active Learning

An instructional approach that actively engages students in the learning process.

Critical Pedagogy

An educational philosophy that encourages students to question and challenge domination.

Emotional Intelligence in Education

The ability to recognize and manage emotions in oneself and others within learning environments.

Student-Centered Learning

Educational approaches that prioritize the needs and abilities of students.

Remote Learning

Education that takes place when the instructor and students are not physically present in the same location.

Learning Management System (LMS)

Software that administers, documents, and delivers educational courses or training programs.

E-learning

Learning conducted via electronic media, typically on the Internet.

Certificate Programs

Short-term education programs focused on specific skills or professional development.

Vocational Education

Training programs that prepare students for specific trades or careers.

Cooperative Education

A structured method of combining classroom-based education with practical work experience.

Adult Education

Educational programs designed specifically for adults, focusing on personal and professional development.

Curricular Framework

A structured outline that defines educational objectives, content, and assessment methods.

Achievement Gap

The disparity in academic performance between groups of students, often defined by socioeconomic status or race.

Learning Styles

The preferred ways in which individuals learn, influenced by their cognitive processes.

Transdisciplinary Learning

An approach that integrates disciplines to provide a holistic understanding of complex issues.

Open Educational Resources (OER)

Freely accessible, openly licensed teaching and learning materials.

Digital Literacy

The ability to effectively use digital technology, communication tools, and networks.

Creative Problem Solving

Approaches to problem-solving that promote innovative thinking and solutions.

Mindfulness in Education

Incorporating mindfulness practices into education to enhance students' focus and emotional regulation.

Career Readiness

Preparing students with skills and experiences needed for successful transition to the workforce.

Transitional Programs

Education programs designed to support students moving from one educational level to another.

Peer Tutoring

A system where students assist each other in learning and comprehension.

Culturally Relevant Pedagogy

An instructional approach that recognizes and values students' cultural backgrounds.

Language Acquisition

The process of learning a language, including both first and additional languages.

Scholarship Programs

Financial aid provided to students to support their education.

Mentorship in Education

Guidance provided by an experienced individual to support a less experienced learner.

Extracurricular Activities

Programs and activities outside the regular academic curriculum, enhancing student development.

Gender Equity in Education

Ensuring equal access and opportunities for all genders in educational settings.

Social-Emotional Learning (SEL)

Programs that focus on the development of skills to manage emotions and establish positive relationships.

Personalized Learning

Tailoring education to meet individual student's needs, interests, and pace of learning.

Subject Matter Expert (SME)

An individual with deep knowledge and expertise in a specific subject area.

Public Policy in Education

The principles and regulations established to guide educational systems and practices.

National Curriculum Standards

Frameworks that set expectations for knowledge and skills students should acquire at various educational levels.

Hybrid Courses

Courses that combine online and face-to-face learning formats.

Skills Assessment

Evaluating an individual's proficiency in specific skills or competencies.

Technology Integration in Education

The use of technology resources in daily classroom practices to enhance learning.

Wellness Programs in Schools

Initiatives aimed at improving the overall health and well-being of students.

Youth Engagement

Encouraging young individuals to participate and take leadership roles in their communities.

Parent Involvement in Education

The participation of parents in their children's educational process and school activities.