Catholic education leaders raise concerns over 3-term school calendar

MANILA, Philippines — Catholic education leaders have raised doubts over the Department of Education’s (DepEd) planned transition to a three-term school calendar, citing risks to learning quality and system preparedness. In a recent statement, the Catholic Educational Association of the Philippines (CEAP) and the Catholic Bishop Conference of the Philippines Episcopal Commission on Catholic Education (CBCP-ECCE) pointed out that the change the DepEd seeks to implement is not merely a scheduling adjustment but a “systematic transformation” demanding consistency across curriculum, pedagogy and assessment. READ: DepEd defends shift to 3-term school calendar but teachers have doubts “While the proposed calendar is […]... Keep on reading: Catholic education leaders raise concerns over 3-term school calendar

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